So wholesome hole in a wall cafe that we stumbled upon. Though the elderly couple couldn’t speak English, they were hospitable and were really friendly! No English menu but you should really try the Borscht soup. It goes soooo well when dipped with the toast. The pasta was equally good. Not a fan of tomato based pasta but they made it well that the tomato felt light Classical music were played and it felt as though you’re transported through time. 100/100 would come back for some wholesome and homey japan feel 🥹

Good coffee and nice milk tea.

It seems famous for Borscht and appears to be run by a father and daughter. The menu lined up classic coffee shop menus with things that could be snacks for sake. I had the Italian spaghetti and it was delicious. However, the portion might feel lacking for men. I also ordered a highball and it came with a bonus of ikari beans, which was also delicious. It was 800 yen for double soda mix. Perhaps because the room temperature was set high, it was cooler and nicer outside. Visited Oct 2021

+3

Entered around 5 PM with 2 people and ordered "Borscht" and "Italian Spaghetti"! Even though it was Sunday, there were few people and it had a hideaway-like shop ✨ The Borscht had very tender meat that crumbled softly with a spoon and was delicious. Carrots and potatoes inside were also soft! They said I could add bread for 200 yen so I asked for that! It was an amount that would make an adult man full ◎ Italian spaghetti had just the right onion crunch and the cheese on top brought out a good flavor! 👍 The price was Borscht → 780+200 (bread 🍞) Italian Spaghetti → 650

Classical music plays, and you can eat in a calm atmosphere. The borscht is exquisite.