Stopped by for morning service on a cold day. The coffee was delicious for 350 yen, and receiving a warm hand towel was a lovely touch. The shop stretches deep inside with a fair number of seats and a spacious feel, so you can really take your time and relax.

They have magazines available so you can unwind. The menu has pretty much everything you'd expect at a typical kissaten. A donut and coffee cost just one coin, so overall it's very cheap. However, it was disappointing that the donut was quite dry. Smoking is allowed, so it's a tough environment for those who dislike cigarette smoke.

You can enjoy a morning set for just 320 yen and it's delicious. Plenty of newspapers, lots of magazines too. Super popular and thriving. Please do visit!

The menu is classic old-school kissaten. But you can eat while smoking and it's a great spot to relax, highly recommended!

As a smoking-friendly coffee shop, this was top-notch. There's only one type of morning set, but at 350 yen for hot coffee and 400 yen for iced coffee, it's super cheap. On top of that, just like other places, that price includes a slice of toast (cut into three) and a boiled egg. The cost performance is amazing, and quite a few customers were already there from the morning. As for the staff, perhaps the landlady runs it alone? When I visited, she was the only one there. However, her customer service was wonderful, serving with a smile, and the oshibori towel was the classic thick type (like a mini hand towel). Most hand towels nowadays are paper-thin and tear easily, but this one is solid. Overall, the shop is spacious enough that cigarette smoke barely bothers you, making it one of my recommended cafes.