Visited after lunch for the first time in a while. The inside is spacious; on the right side with the play space were parent-and-child groups, and on the left were women dining alone, having lunch. Since I'd already had lunch, I went with the baked cheesecake and coffee set for 490 yen. This shop is run by the transition-to-employment support office of the NPO Wakakusa Welfare Association. It's a café where people with disabilities handle tasks such as cooking and serving. After waiting about 5 minutes, the coffee and cheesecake were served. I enjoyed the moist baked cheesecake and coffee. Thanks for the treat.

The menu is just so cheap! Pasta, taco rice, chicken curry, chicken nanban, hamburg steak and more are all 500 yen, and drinks are in the 200 yen range too. The shop is fairly spacious, so it might be fine to come with kids. They also have some books, so you can relax and spend some time.

The hojicha latte was delicious. A relaxing place where I'd want to stay for hours It's a mystery why it feels so calming. I'm glad there's a space to read books, even when you're with small kids

A very calming café. There are books, and the inside is spacious so you can take your time.

A calm atmosphere where you can relax! The mentai mayo toast is the best! The bread is just so good!