Surprisingly, this place prepares no food that is not microwaved even during lunchtime. It appears to be a kid’s menu only, with only curry and dessert available. The cheesecake was extraordinarily dry and the atmosphere was clinical. They make you take a humiliating sign with your order that states the maximum time for a stay is 60 minutes. I planned to stay more like 15, but the coffee was so scalding hot that I needed to wait longer for it to cool. Of course, the taste was mediocre burnt coffee taste. They appear to have merchandise of Japanese male idols or shogi players. I’m not familiar with the sport, so I admit the niche appeal of this particular cafe may be lost on me. Save your money and order overpriced coffee from Starbucks, or better, a small coffee shop.

a very nice place to physically and mentally rest for a while after you got crushed in shogi by a elementary school kid repeatedly

The place has a calm focus the moment you sit down. Soft chatter, wooden boards clicking, people studying positions with the kind of attention that feels comforting rather than intense. It blends the feel of a quiet cafe with the rhythm of a small shogi or go club.

Very good katsu curry and nice atmosphere that is friendly and inviting

Very good