This is not about food, but as a memo. It is located in the basement of a building near the station exit. You can leave your belongings at the reception area and wash your hands before entering. There are separate areas for male cats and female cats, and the space inside is not very large. It was a quiet time when there were few people, so I was able to relax. There are no chairs to lean back on (there are desks) and you sit on the floor. The fee includes drinks, with both hot and cold cans and bottles available.

The other day, I passed by a cat cafe that I was really interested in. It seems like it just recently opened. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to play with the cats, but I found out that you can also just use the cafe without interacting with the cats, so I decided to check it out! The cafe was located underground, so the cell reception was weak, but they had Wi-Fi. As soon as I entered, there was a cafe area, and on the right side was the cat cafe area. It was separated by a door and a fence, but since it was made of glass, you could see the cats through it. This was so soothing and heartwarming! I ordered a pasta for lunch, which looked good. They had two types of pasta, as well as toast and dessert options. The prices were reasonable, so I also ordered a chocolate pudding. The cafe area had 6 seats (3 tables), and there were no other customers at the time, but I saw a few people in the cat cafe area. While waiting, you could watch the cats, which was nice. The pasta was a bit salty, but honestly, the taste didn't matter much in such a wonderful place! Being able to have lunch in this lovely setting was fantastic! Including dessert, it all came to 1000 yen, so it was good value for money. I hope they add more pasta options in the future, but having lunch in a cat cafe is a unique experience that I might get addicted to (laughs). I'd like to try the cat cafe side next time when I have more time!

The BGM inside the store is a medley of Aimyon's songs. I ordered a hot coffee for cafe use and it was served in a cat-shaped cup in about 5 minutes. The coffee is quite American. The store is located underground, but it has free WIFI available, so the internet environment is well set up.

I informed them that I would use the cat room for an hour and order tarako spaghetti and cream soda. While waiting for the meal to be ready, I played in the cat room. There were many friendly cats approaching me, and some cats were sitting in the cat house like the owner. After a while, the meal was ready, so I moved to the cafe area. The tables were protected with acrylic sheets for COVID-19 prevention. The tarako spaghetti had thin noodles with a creamy tarako sauce. The cream soda had a retro vibe with a candle gimmick. I was comforted by the cute assistant manager, a cat named Ai-kun, amidst the cramped life in Tokyo.