The quiet atmosphere of the restaurant made me feel calm and relaxed. The egg sandwich was delicious, with a generous amount of filling and a thin layer of sauce. The quiet environment made me more aware and attentive, and I left the restaurant feeling more relaxed and flexible, realizing that I had been tense without even noticing.

Kyoto is a cafe located next to Ippodo Tea Co. main store. The second floor is a small space with only tables for two. The atmosphere is quiet, so please keep your voices down. On this day, we tried the following items: 1. Egg Sandwich (700 yen) - The eggs are cooked fresh after ordering, so they are hot and fluffy. Delicious! 2. Walnut and Honey Carrot Cake (300 yen) - Shaped like a pound cake, this cake had more of a walnut and honey flavor rather than carrot. 3. Iced Coffee (600 yen) - Since the setting is quiet, it might be nice to visit alone for a peaceful time. The staff at the cafe were very friendly.

I went to Café Momoharu near Kyoto City Hall Station. The egg sandwich had fluffy bread and thickly cooked egg, both delicious. The gentle saltiness of the thickly cooked egg was very good. I wonder if the sauce spread on the bread is demi-glace sauce? The carrot cake with walnuts and honey was also very moist. The flavor of the carrots and spices is subtle with a gentle sweetness. I wish there was frosting, but it might overpower the gentle taste. The retro atmosphere inside the store is also nice for relaxing. #Momoharu #cafémomoharu #eggsandwich #carrotcake

Located a 5-7 minute walk from Kyoto City Hall Station, Cafe Momoharu is a popular cafe known for its thick egg sandwiches. The cafe opens at 11 am, making it a great spot for a light lunch. The atmosphere inside is quiet and relaxed, perfect for enjoying a meal in peace and taking your time. This time, I tried the egg sandwich. The fluffy, soft bread is filled with a generous omelette, creating a sandwich with a strong impact. The egg is slightly runny and melts softly on the tongue. The ketchup and salt seasoning are also wonderful, allowing you to fully enjoy the taste of the ingredients. You can indulge in the trendy egg-filled sandwich here, so be sure to visit. Thank you for the meal!

I went to Teramachi Nijo area today and decided to have lunch at a cafe called Momoharu. The cafe is known for its popular egg sandwich. The cafe is located up a staircase, with a sign indicating it is on the second floor. It seems to be run by female staff. The greenery of the trees along Teramachi Street added to the lovely atmosphere. The coffee is freshly roasted in-house. The food menu offers a 200 yen discount when ordering a drink as a set. I ordered the popular egg sandwich along with a hot coffee. The Momoharu Blend coffee had a smooth taste with a hint of bitterness. The egg sandwich had thick layers of egg, freshly cooked and wrapped in soft bread. It was a perfect lunch portion and paired well with the coffee.

The French toast here is not too sweet, but fluffy and light. When you add a little syrup, the combination of sweetness and saltiness is delicious. The interior of the restaurant is well-maintained and clean, with gentle color tones. They serve high-quality coffee. I like to live simply. There are many trendy shops around, so you can relax and enjoy yourself.

I took a break at Momoharu and tried the Tamago sandwich I had been wanting to try. What I had: - Tamago sandwich - Cafe au lait The Tamago sandwich is cooked after ordering. It has a thick and flavorful egg omelette sandwiched inside. The bread is simply spread with ketchup. It has a comforting taste... (*´ω｀*) Enjoying a delicious iced coffee. Time is passing by leisurely.

It's been a while since this series, Tamago Sand. Tamago Sand is basically a Kansai-style egg sandwich that I like, with a focus on tamagoyaki (rolled omelette). Tamago Sand Days - Part 1: Let's eat in Kyoto - Part 48 "cafemomoharu" (Kyoto, in front of Kyoto City Hall). Tamago Sand for 700 yen (excluding tax). It's a bit expensive, isn't it?

Saturday 13:40 To Mr. Momoharu Two groups of customers were seated at a table where two people could sit side by side. I took a little break after walking around the Imperial Palace. It was a nice weather and I got thirsty. Momoharu Brand 500 yen Iced Coffee 600 yen Pound Cake with Wasanbon sugar and Rum 300 yen Cheesecake 13:48 Drinks arrived, followed by the cake at 13:50. Both of us initially wanted to have the cheesecake, but we decided to order the pound cake as well to make it more interesting. In the end, we both agreed that the pound cake with the aroma of rum suited our taste better and was delicious. We also tasted each other's coffee and had some random conversations. The egg sandwich that someone was eating looked delicious. Some people were enjoying their time alone, while couples were having quiet conversations. It's a quiet atmosphere. Perhaps the window seats are the best seats, but we were able to relax and enjoy our time. Thank you for the delicious coffee.

I visited around 3:00 pm on Saturday and was able to enter without waiting in line. I had the French toast with the Hyakunen blend coffee for 1100 yen. The French toast was voluminous and moist, with a nice balance of the egg mixture soaking into the bread while still maintaining a fluffy and chewy texture. It wasn't too sweet, but the buttery saltiness on the outside paired perfectly with the maple syrup. The atmosphere was quiet and calming, almost making me doubt if I was really in Kyoto. It's a great place to relax after shopping on Teramachi Street. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Egg sandwich: The egg is cooked well but still soft, with a gentle flavor. The sauce is like tonkatsu sauce instead of the usual mustard mayo. French toast: Soft, not too sweet, and easy to eat.

I was looking to enjoy a delicious coffee slowly, so I had picked out a few shops. I happened to pass by a bakery that I frequent, so I decided to stop by. The shop is on the second floor. The interior has a warm and woody feel. The lighting in the shop is dim, with gentle natural light. The background music in the shop is perfect for the atmosphere, with a quiet and soothing melody. - Thick Egg Sandwich (600 yen with drink): A freshly made thick egg sandwich. The egg omelette is lightly seasoned, with a hint of tonkatsu sauce spread on the bread. - Momoharu Blend Coffee (500 yen): A smoothly mellow deep-roasted coffee. Carefully roasted, it is at the perfect temperature for drinking. The seats by the window face west. You can enjoy a delicious coffee while watching the trees swaying in the breeze, in the slow flow of time.

I visited in the early afternoon. The atmosphere was like a hidden gem, and although the interior was small, the seating was spacious. I had an egg sandwich and a café au lait. The egg sandwich was thick and delicious, filling me up nicely. The café au lait was also delicious. It's a place where you can take a breather and relax.

I recently discovered a cafe while searching for a place to enjoy French toast in Kyoto. It is located after passing through Teramachi Shopping Street and walking towards Kyoto City Hall. The cafe is on the second floor, a small cozy room with books and magazines, giving it a book cafe-like atmosphere. There are three counter seats by the window and the wall, and one table. The atmosphere is perfect for relaxing alone, as the sign outside kindly asks guests to refrain from speaking loudly. There were two customers before me, both enjoying their time alone, and two more customers arrived later, all dining solo. The menu offers various types of coffee, tea, egg sandwiches, and French toast. I ordered a coffee and French toast. The French toast had a subtle wheat flavor, with a creamy texture that seemed to be soaked in milk rather than egg mixture. The surface was slightly crispy, and it was served with syrup instead of maple syrup, which had a mild and pleasant taste. Overall, the French toast had a gentle and delicious flavor that made me want to come back again. Next time, I would like to try the egg sandwich and enjoy the lovely ambiance alone. The staff, a kind and smiling woman, added to the peaceful atmosphere. The French toast was 700 yen, and the coffee was 500 yen, if I remember correctly.

Fluffy French Toast ♡ A Cafe with Books A small space with a counter of 5 seats and 2 tables. There are a few books such as magazines and novels, making it a cozy cafe where you can read. - French Toast: 700 yen - Hyakuharu Blend: 500 yen * Set discount of -200 yen, so it is 1,100 yen including tax. The Hyakuharu Blend has a medium-deep roast bitterness, making it perfect for a snack. The French Toast is made with fluffy bread, perfectly toasted, and generously topped with not-too-sweet syrup. I was delighted to find a book by my favorite author, Nishikana.

I visited the restaurant around 13:45 on Sunday. There were two male customers already present. I ordered the Egg Sandwich for 700 yen (with a drink, it was 200 yen off). The eggs were hot and had a gentle texture, but the bread was denser compared to the Corona Egg Sandwich I had at Madrague. I also had the Homemade Pound Cake with Okinawan brown sugar and rum for 300 yen (dessert must be ordered with a drink). The rum flavor was strong, and I could feel the gentle sweetness of the Okinawan brown sugar. The fork had a cute shape. I also ordered the Ice Coffee for 600 yen, which was beautifully served on a tray with milk syrup. The calm wooden interior, pleasant background music, and the friendly staff made it a very soothing place. I felt that it was a worthwhile space to visit alone.

Visited in December 2019. Had some errands around Kyoto City Hall area and had some spare time, so I randomly walked into this cafe. I could only see the sign from outside, so I was a bit nervous when I entered. But the atmosphere inside was really nice. Time seemed to flow slowly. Maybe because it was winter, the light coming in from the window was gentle, and I felt like gazing outside absentmindedly. My companion had coffee, and I had a cafe au lait. We also ordered cheesecake. You might be able to see the nice light in the photos. I don't know much about coffee quality, but the cheesecake had a gentle taste that comforted me. We only stayed for a short time, but I'd like to come back next time with a book and spend some leisurely time. However, since there are few seats, it might be better to come on a weekday. The egg sandwich also looked really delicious!! Thank you for the meal! I will come back again.

After our regular clinic appointment on Saturdays, we had lunch at Hyakuharu in Jingu Marutamachi. We only received a total amount on the receipt, so we don't know the individual prices. I think we ordered an egg sandwich, French toast, cafe au lait, and hot coffee. The egg sandwich was surprisingly huge! It had a thick omelette inside with a gentle flavor. But the real star was the French toast! It was so delicious that I couldn't help but keep taking more bites from my husband's plate. I will definitely order the French toast next time!