The store owners were very kind. They initially recommended the Ethiopian beans, but I ended up buying the Costa Rica (バラブランカ農園), which they said is also appropriate to the flavor I prefer. When my wife and I were waiting for the roast to finish (around 10 minutes), they served us both some Kenyan coffee. And then they served another Ethiopian coffee to show the roast level I chose with the one I ordered. After that, they showed us the roasted beans to confirm the final product. The price shown for the shop was for 240 g of fresh beans, so naturally when it was roasted, it lost some weight because of the decrease of moisture. Based on the indicated estimate on their brochure, the roasted beans should be around 200 g. But in my case, I checked it at home and it was actually 230 g. So, I think the price is cheap for the quality, plus they give out free coffee in the shop while we waited. After resting the beans for 6 days, I was able to brew some very sweet pourover using V60. I'm planning to buy the same beans from them soon, and would like to try the other beans as well.

I am recommending this shop beans. you could choice a lot of green beans, and roast or not, grained or not. Place a roast machine on medium heat.Add green beans to the pan.Keep Stirring the bean.after 4-5 minutes, you will listen to the first crack. I think you get Rich fraver, look like to chocolate and more.

Nice coffee roaster with great selection. Very friendly and lovely owners!

my favorite place

I visited for the first time the other day. I brought my daughter along and bought her some biscuits from the shop while waiting for the beans to be ready. They even gave us hand wipes and water for my child—I was impressed by the wonderful service. The coffee beans themselves are excellent too. I don’t know much about coffee, so buying from a shop like this felt intimidating, but their patient explanations really helped. I’ll be back.