I was nervous because there were no photos, but it was delicious! The hamburg steak was soft and thick. To think it even comes topped with mushrooms! The fried chicken reminded me of summer festivals. The cream croquette is piping hot and yummy! Today's miso soup was daikon radish. It was bliss. Lots of old guys spreading out newspapers. Smoking is OK in all seats, and an air purifier was working hard in the middle. Contrary to its name, it was a super retro Western-style kissaten.

Anyway, the smell of cigarette smoke is way too strong. Also, despite being a coffee shop, they don't have any sweets at all. For people who want sweets like cake or parfaits, you can get sweets at nearby coffee shops like Panda or at Saizeriya. The lunch was so-so and delicious, but the portion size is quite small.

Isn't this a place that's only kind to regulars? The other day, as a first-time customer, the vibe from the elderly woman in the back and the woman working the floor was very unpleasant. The only one treating everyone equally was the young woman. The moment I sat down, despite me entering first, they asked a regular-looking person, "The usual?" and took their order. To me, they just said, "Please wait." A young woman briskly came out and politely explained the menu, saying, "Sorry to keep you waiting." The service from the older woman wasn't necessarily bad either. (She was kind when she brought out the ordered food.) However, it's an atmosphere that makes you not want to go back again. It must be a shop that doesn't care about acquiring new customers.

There weren't many places open early in the morning, so the existence of this shop was a lifesaver. The coffee was also delicious.

It's a smoking-permitted kissaten, and most of the customers were smokers. People who hate cigarette smoke shouldn't go. I went on a Sunday morning, and it was full of elderly people talking loudly, so I couldn't spend a relaxing time. Also, the hot coffee I ordered for breakfast was pre-made, and was a tasteless "bitter juice".