Delicious meal and have a pretty Temari workshop at the back! Lucky to just walked and found this place by accident.

It was delicious!! I had a bit of time so I wandered in. A cozy, stylish little cafe. I had the limited dessert pizza (strawberry marshmallow chocolate) and blend coffee. The dessert pizza crust was crispy yet moist and delicious, and a nice match with the toppings👍✨ The coffee was fruity too; it was carefully brewed and at just the right temperature, so I could enjoy the flavor and aroma😌☕ I'll go again!! Nice cozy little cafe with a clean interior. Had a bit of time to spare so decided to stop by for a cup of coffee. Ended up ordering the limited dessert pizza as well. Crust was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and struck a good balance with the toppings (strawberry, marshmallow, chocolate). The coffee was served at just the right temperature so that the flavour and aroma could be fully enjoyed. Will visit again!!

It's located in a residential area in Kita-Senju. It's quite a walk from the station. The shop is a cafe with temari and Tohoku as its concept. Both the exterior and interior have temari-themed decor, and there's a round little pudding on the menu, giving it a cute feel. However, this time I ordered gelato, and it seems that if you eat in, you sit down first and then order, so how to order was confusing. Also, when you eat in, the gelato came in a glass dish. I visited after seeing the photo on Google with a paper cup, so part of it is that I didn't check beforehand, but it lacked a bit of atmosphere, which was a shame. The coffee was carefully brewed and delicious.

A coffee shop that pushes its homemade sweets. I came for lunch. The ginger pork set meal was pretty good. The coffee tastes good too. Bought scones for takeout. Cookie-like texture, also good.

Apparently they serve Tohoku specialties(?) on toast. I didn't eat it though… The blend coffee was reasonably priced and tasted good too. The tables are small and the seats aren't big either, so it seems good for a short break.