Great cafe and restaurant. I tried their simmered spring vegetables and Spanish mackerel set meal for ¥1,350 and it was really good, with a big bowl of miso soup and well seasoned rice. The place has a cozy vibe, with wooden decoration and books. They have a bunch of tables and a counter on the second floor. Friendly staff. You can pay in cash and by card, but not with PayPay.

+2

Special tea and coffee along with the good but cheap shaved ice! Though a bit walk from the train station, you can wait inside the shop 👍 English somewhat OK 👍 great environment It’s is a cozy, tucked-away gem that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. This charming café exudes warmth, with its wooden interiors and calming atmosphere, making it the perfect spot for a quiet afternoon. The menu is thoughtfully curated, but the Hojicha Latte is a standout. Made with roasted green tea, the latte boasts a deep, earthy flavor that’s both rich and soothing. The subtle smokiness of the hojicha pairs beautifully with the creamy milk, creating a drink that’s comforting yet refined. It’s a beverage that captures the essence of Kurumido itself: simple, elegant, and deeply satisfying. Whether you’re there to enjoy a book or chat with friends, Kurumido provides a welcoming environment where you can unwind and savor the moment, with the Hojicha Latte being a must-try for anyone visiting.

+3

This coffee shop has a cozy, warm vibe. It’s located in an old two-story building in 國分寺. Despite being spacious, it’s often packed, with many people quietly reading books. The coffee tastes fantastic—just the way I like it.

A beautiful charming cafe to relax and converse. Lovely coffee too.

Beautiful interior. I had the walnut tart and sencha. You can refill the hot water in your tea as often as you like.