Super cute retro-style cafe that serves tasty and affordable lunch sets with strong coffee. I got the baked miso macaroni which I would recommend.

It’s a lovely cafe/restaurant/bar; we had a serving of napolitan meatball spaghetti and macaroni gratin, both of which were delicious! The coffee selections we tried were also very tasty. We had the good fortune of visiting just after the owners of the business returned from a visit to Australia, bringing a selection of coffee beans back to serve to customers. It was raining as we went to leave, and the lovely staff kindly offered us an umbrella to take with us. I look forward to returning in the future!

I tried an Indonesian coffee and it was quite nice. You’ll find a typical Koenji atmosphere at this cafe. I know It’s difficult to explain by some specific words what’s exactly the koenji or Chuo line atmosphere. However, when you go to this cafe, I’m pretty sure you’ll see and feel it.

Really good and quiet cafe that has good coffee and good foods and it's not expensive. Store is cash only so keep that in mind if you come here.

The ornaments and decorations inside the shop are very elaborate, and you can enjoy a different atmosphere at each seat, making you want to visit many times. Overall, it is a slightly dim, cute space with a calm hideaway feel. The menu is also very complete, and the coffee was written in detail about the bitterness and acidity levels. There are also various types of non-caffeinated drinks. For sweets, the shop's original cookies were decorated, and the design had a special feel.