One of the best cafes I have been in Japan. Loved it. The concept, the people and the food + beverage

5/5!!! Perfect place to chill. Lobe the vibes and food!

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one key word: carrot cake.

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Found a hidden spot on the 2nd floor, power outlets: Free Wi-Fi available, a quiet place to spend time‼️ Pork curry Delicious with a gentle, soft taste. The slightly remaining spicy aroma is just right‼️ Lunch includes a salad with homemade dressing. Coffee, deep bitterness⭕️ It was past lunch time, but since it was only a little bit past, the owner kindly let me order, thank you🙏

★A soothing coffee shop right along Nodai-dori from Kyodo Station. ★The Japanese-style taco rice and carrot cake were exquisite! ★You can relax inside the shop even with children. There are only stairs to go up to the 2nd floor. ★Payments other than cash were also OK. Exit the south exit of Kyodo Station, walk straight along the Nodai-dori shopping street for about 3-4 minutes, and you will see a small cute sign on the first floor of "Kihara Building" on the left, and Kissa PONY is on the 2nd floor of that building. The walking time is about 5-6 minutes. It's an old building, but you will be guided by cute items in various places, such as under the stairs on the first floor and in the middle of the stairs, which makes you excited. As you climb the stairs, there is a handwritten sign "Curry and Coffee" on the left. When you open the wooden door, the blue wall catches your eye, and a world that feels like you've wandered into a picture book spreads out. Inside the shop, the table spacing is wide, and it's a soft space that is easy to use with a stroller. Also, there is a book corner in the center, and there are plenty of picture books, so I think you can relax even with children. The outside sign and the interior of the shop shine with a handmade feel and the owner's sense, and the atmosphere is truly warm. Next to the entrance door, a corner selling old books for 300 yen was set up, and handmade biscotti (250 yen) were sold in the shop. Actually, I visited for the carrot cake... Unfortunately, I was told that it was all gone on the weekend. Instead, I ordered the Japanese-style taco rice from the lunch set. From the first bite, the aroma of sansho (Japanese pepper) wafted, and it was a taste I had never experienced before, which is irresistible for sansho lovers! It was a happy encounter. It's also nice that weekday lunch can be ordered until 15:30. After finishing the Japanese-style taco rice, a while later, the staff asked, "Actually, the carrot cake is ready, would you like some?" Thanks to that, I was able to have the most popular carrot cake as a dessert. That carrot cake was really delicious❤︎ First of all, the carrots are definitely there! When you insert a fork, you can tell that finely cut carrots are packed tightly. At first glance, it might seem like the carrots are very prominent, but there are lots of walnuts in it, and the aroma spreads in the mouth, providing a satisfying texture. It felt like the carrots were well blended into the other ingredients. The sour cream on top is also mellow and has just the right acidity. This seems like it would be delicious even for children who don't like carrots. But honestly, it's a simple yet luxurious carrot cake that I want to keep as a secret for adults only. You can also choose between blend and American coffee. The blend had a bit of bitterness and a deep taste. Furthermore, it is a coffee shop equipped with Wi-Fi and power outlets that can be used at the seats, making it a very comfortable place to spend time. Thank you for letting me spend a luxurious healing time!

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