Nice quiet coffee shop in a side alley. Extremely fast WiFi.

chai was too foamy

An espresso and food shop on the Keikyu Kamata Ekimae-dori shopping street, serving lunch menus like curry and pasta, sweets, and even Korean-style soups at night!! The interior is a calm, hideaway-like space with a wood-based design!! Ordered the Basque cheesecake limited to 5 per day (700 yen) and iced coffee (680 yen) 🍴 The Basque cheesecake uses Hokkaido cream cheese and has a melt-in-your-mouth smooth texture!! You can enjoy the toasty surface and the rich depth of the cheese 😊 The iced coffee is a blend using "Sweet Yellow" from Daterra Farm in Brazil, with a moderate bitterness and a clean aftertaste!!

I spotted it while passing by the other day, so I went for lunch. Run by two people—maybe a married couple? A sincere-looking chef and quiet service. There were notes about things they'd like customers to refrain from, like a time limit at lunch and working at the tables, and some customers might find that a hassle, but lately there are customers who do unbelievable things, so I think it's fine for every shop to actively do this. If you don't like it, just don't go! The food was simple but carefully made. Lunch is the classics: Napolitan, curry, shogayaki, and karaage. But the coffee cup was heavy and hard to hold, so I had a bit of trouble drinking it…

Visited a little after 12 on a weekday. It was full, but luckily one person was just leaving, so I was seated right away. It's a café restaurant with a calm atmosphere in a residential area a short walk from Keikyu Kamata Station. Many of the customers were women, mostly coming alone or in pairs, so I could spend my time quietly. This time I ordered ・Napolitan lunch 1,000 yen ・Iced tea (lemon) after the meal The Napolitan had chewy noodles and crisp vegetables. The volume was just right, a good amount for lunch. There was Free Wi-Fi and power outlets, but there was a notice asking customers to refrain from PC work during lunchtime (around 11:30–13:00). Lunch has a 60-minute limit, so rather than a place for leisurely work, I think it suits days when you "want to have a calm lunch on your own.