A kissaten (café) I've been curious about for a while ☕ Amidst the muggy weather, I dropped in for the first time hoping for a short break ✨ Apparently it's their 50th anniversary this year 😮💦 The interior is counter-seating only. No background music. I was able to spend a wonderful time chatting with the older gentleman (the master) ✨ Iced coffee 300 yen‼️😮💦 Great value indeed‼️

A traditional kissaten I want to remain in the neighborhood A shop that is neither more nor less than this The atmosphere is perfect in every aspect The sandwiches and toast are top-notch

An attention-worthy shop featured by TV Osaka. A small cafe run by a friendly elderly couple, featuring an old Showa atmosphere. Cash only for payment

+3

There was no background music playing in the shop, making it an extremely quiet space. Although about two regulars came in, they were told "We're taking a break starting at ◯ o'clock" and were made to leave. Maybe the shop had its reasons, but it wasn't closing time at all, and it left me with a bad feeling. Even though conversation with the master was lively, I don't really understand. I didn't say anything offensive at all.

Visited for morning service. The toast and coffee were delicious, but after staying for about 50 minutes, despite there being empty seats, the owner urged us to leave and we departed. This rating is given because, despite not affecting the shop's turnover rate, not having loud conversations, and not causing any trouble, we were made to leave right when breakfast time ended, which left a bad impression.