A really very sweet and delicious café, with very attentive service that even speaks a little English. Highly recommended. As a tourist, you're welcomed very warmly by the regulars, who are otherwise mostly older. The breakfast menu is very inexpensive and excellent.

A coffee shop with a delicious 500 yen bento lunch. You get a well-balanced meal. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday are bento; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday are seafood curry.

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It's a shopping street I don't usually have much to do with, but Moka wasn't open, so I looked for a nearby place and ended up here. I had the morning set; the coffee was good, and the tomato toast was surprisingly superb. And even for the shitamachi area, it's very reasonably priced. There were customers of all ages, but it seemed to be mostly older people from the neighborhood, and the atmosphere was nice too. The shopping street also has a nice old-fashioned feel, and I'd definitely like to visit again.

The waitress's attitude is just plain bad. People who only come occasionally get completely ignored. Her attitude was so bad that I had decided never to go again, but I had to kill some time, so, not really feeling up to it, I went to Shaberiba, and maybe because there was a group there, even though there were empty seats, she said, "It'll take a while." Inside I ran into an acquaintance and somehow managed to get a seat. Since it had been a while, I was talking with my acquaintance, and after the group left, even though there were empty seats, she said to my acquaintance—who can't cook because their arm doesn't move and has been coming for a while to order the morning set—"We can't have you staying so long. You stayed a long time yesterday too." These days there are people who come to any coffee shop just to cool off, and I don't know of any coffee shop, whether Doutor Coffee or Veloce, that would say something like that. Her attitude had been bad before too, so this time I really got angry. I'm never going again.

The staff member runs the place alone and is always busy, but the service is courteous, and it's become a place for local seniors to relax. If there are places like this, seniors don't have to use McDonald's or the hospital as their hangout.