Had excellent coffee and soy latte at this relaxing and quaint cafe. The desserts were good but the coffee was really good. One thing to note, this is a no work cafe which is actually refreshing as customers are here to enjoy the food/drink and to meet up with friends and family. As a result it enhances the ambiance.

700¥ for a cake and coffee set, awesome and the cake is sooo good!!! Keep in mind that is not a place for study or work, there is a notice in the entrance that said that.

This is my first low-star comment in Japan. After I ordered cafe and was ready to work with my PC. An old man came to tell me that PC here is not allowed,which made me really unpleasant. When I use PC, I will not bother or affect anyone around me.What made me angrier is that I found the man behind me had taken off his shoes but no one warned him!!! In this cafe, taking off shoes is allowed but using PC is not allowed. GOODBYE SILLY CAFE

The attitude of the stuff is really bad. I brought my PC here and they told me not to use it. So I stopped work and talked to my friend while left my PC on the table. The stuff came after 1 min and started to shout at me! Will never come to this shop again. A shop how they treat their customer reflect their level!

This is my experience from a a couple of years ago so things might have changed, but there's a reason I didn't go back. As it says on the door, no baby cars or PCs are allowed. But it doesn't say anything about babies, so I guess screaming babies are okay but typing on a PC is not? I was also told that "studying" is not okay, but what if I'm reading a book? Also reading a newspaper is ok, what if I'm studying language by reading a newspaper? How can you tell if I'm studying or not? What about writing in my journal? Are you going to come and check what I'm writing to see if it's study materials? Rules are arbitrary and if they want to keep the silence or have people not stay long there's other ways. The food is okay and the place is very nice but not worth worrying about what is allowed or not. Of course, it's often empty. Edit: as someone else pointed out, reading books on your iPad is also prohibited. Please understand this is the 21st century and we have ebooks.