I came back again. It's really appreciated to find a place where you can have a delicious latte at night. Today, I ordered a café latte (650 yen). It's consistently good and always high quality. I think it's a latte that I can recommend to those who like the taste of Streamer or Bear Pond. It's a shame that almost everyone in the store is a regular customer, so there are no reviews written.

The customer loyalty is high. Today, I ordered a hot latte. It was hot outside, so I was the only one who ordered a hot latte. They also have curry and other food menu items, but we just came for drinks after our meal. The latte this time was great. The milk was perfect and the temperature was just right. The coffee had a delicious flavor with hints of chocolate in the bitterness. It was crowded today, but I was satisfied with the high-quality latte I had.

Second visit. Just knowing a place where you can have a delicious latte on the way back from a meal makes you feel lucky. Today I ordered a cafe latte (650 yen) again. The latte today was even better than last time! The milk was in very good condition and the leaf pattern was fine and beautiful. It was a latte that made me want to take a picture. The coffee flavor felt weaker than last time, but it was a delicious latte. The coffee my companion had this time was amazing too! Strawberry (1600 yen) from Colombia, an experimental coffee that has been recently researched. The coffee was fermented in a tank with strawberries and brown sugar, not artificially scented. It has a strong acidity due to light roasting, but the combination of strawberry aroma and acidity is perfect, so the strawberry flavor is amazing! Moreover, it's a mysterious coffee that the strawberry flavor intensifies as the temperature drops over time. Since the distribution volume of this coffee is small, it may only be available for a limited time. What an amazing place.

On Saturday night around 9:30 PM (closing at 10:00), I found a cafe in a residential area. I ordered a cafe latte for 650 yen (paid at the counter) and self-served water. The latte was made with freshly ground beans and creamy milk, topped with beautiful latte art. The espresso flavor was just right, not too strong, and very delicious. It was great to find a cozy cafe within walking distance from home.

After a meal, my ideal is to take a walk and have a coffee, but lately cafes close early! I discovered a place where they stay open until 10 pm, so I hurried here after dinner. The interior of the cafe has a nice atmosphere with vintage stained glass, giving off a Showa-era Western-style restaurant vibe. Today, I ordered a Cafe Latte (650 yen) and was pleasantly surprised by how well-made it was. The barista grinds the beans and extracts the coffee using a La Marzocco machine after receiving the order. The milk is steamed and a beautiful leaf design is quickly created on top. The milk has a good temperature and foam, and the coffee has a strong bitterness with a chocolate-like flavor. The beans used are very delicious. It was a very good latte that maintained its leaf design until the last sip. I was impressed to find a cafe outside of Shibuya and Harajuku that serves this type of quality latte.

★3.8【FILE 4061】May 10, 2023 (Wednesday) 13:32 Visited a cafe located on the ground floor along Kankan Mori Street in Higashi-Nippori, which opened on February 23, 2023, about 2 and a half months ago. The interior has a calm atmosphere with dark brown wood grain and green as the main theme. Inside, there are a total of 12 seats, with 8 seats at mouth-shaped tables on the right side upon entering, and 4 seats at the counter at the back. At the time of the visit, there were 2 groups of 3 customers already present. Later, only one person entered, so it was relatively empty. The customer base is 50% male and 50% female. The service is provided by a female staff member who is friendly, gentle, and polite, leaving a good impression. The menu includes ◆Cafe - Americano 550 yen (tax included) - Latte 650 yen (tax included) - Mocha 700 yen (tax included) - Tea 550 yen (tax included) - Lemon tea 600 yen (tax included) - Honey milk 450 yen (tax included) - Chocolate milk 450 yen (tax included) - Lemonade 500 yen (tax included) ◆Juice - Guava juice 400 yen (tax included) - Grape juice 400 yen (tax included) - Peach Mix juice 400 yen (tax included) ◆Limited to 10 servings - Rice ball with a blend of brown rice and white rice and miso soup 700 yen (tax included). I ordered a Latte for 650 yen. Payment is cash only and must be made in advance. The Latte at this cafe is rich, flavorful, and very delicious. The atmosphere is calm with dark brown wood grain and green as the main theme. The Latte for 650 yen is rich, flavorful, and very delicious, and the atmosphere and service are good, making it a comfortable place to stay.

[Overall Review] Located about a 5-minute walk from Minowa Station towards the residential area, this cafe opened in February this year in a renovated first floor of a house. It is a cafe that focuses on coffee in a renovated old folk house style, offering a limited breakfast menu of 10 servings. This review will focus on the breakfast. Although still a new establishment, the building itself has a mix of old and new elements. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. The breakfast consisted of two types of rice balls and miso soup, a very basic yet well-prepared meal. The coffee that followed was also excellent. The Tokyo downtown area is currently experiencing a rush of openings for cafes renovated from old folk houses, but I really enjoyed the taste and atmosphere of this place. [Tokyo's downtown area is a treasure trove of renovated old folk houses. There are regular openings of such cafes. While I would usually pass on a typical old folk house cafe, this one offers a limited breakfast menu for 10 servings. The cafe is located in a standalone house in the middle of a residential area not far from Minowa Station. It opens at 7 am every day except Fridays and Saturdays. The interior has a rustic log house feel with a counter for 4 seats and a large table for 9 seats. The woody interior is quite charming with plenty of potted plants and dried flowers, and stained glass windows. The lighting is also carefully chosen. I visited on a Sunday morning around 9 am. The cafe is run by a woman. The background music is R&B, adding a stylish touch. The menu mainly focuses on various coffees, teas, soft drinks, and so on. There doesn't seem to be any alcohol available. Now, onto the breakfast, which was still available when I arrived! After paying at the pink telephone counter, I waited for a bit. The breakfast consisted of rice balls and miso soup for 700 yen. There were two types of rice balls - salted and komatsuna-kombu. The rice was a blend of brown rice. The meal also included miso soup and pickles, a refreshing combination. The rice balls were quite large and fluffy. When you bite into them, the chewy texture and flavor of the brown rice germ are really pleasant. The miso soup was generous in portion, with ingredients like beaten egg, enoki mushrooms, eggplant, and onions. The addition of onions enhanced the sweetness and umami. Just the rice balls, miso soup, and pickles alone were quite satisfying, but this time I also added an Americano (560 yen) after the meal. It was described as strong, heavy, and bitter. I had it black, and it really lived up to that description. It was perfect for a morning cup of coffee.] [Final Thoughts] I was surprised to find such a lovely cafe in the residential area of Minowa. I might become a regular here due to its cozy atmosphere. While I only used it for breakfast this time, this cafe also serves delicious coffee. It may be a hidden gem that is useful for various occasions. Today's bill came to a total of 1,260 yen. Thank you for the meal.

On a leisurely Sunday morning stroll, I stumbled upon a charming cafe that had just opened in a residential area. It seemed like the perfect timing as the customers were just leaving, leaving the place almost empty. I took my time exploring the interior, noticing cute illustrations scattered around. I had a nice chat with the owner, who was bright and charming, with a down-to-earth personality that surely attracts many fans. I ordered a latte for 650 yen, which had a rich espresso base topped with a fluffy, smooth milk foam with a gentle sweetness. As I sipped my coffee, I enjoyed the music playing from the speakers, feeling a sense of tranquility. Since I was there, I decided to try a hand drip coffee as well. I chose the Classic Blend, a dark roast, for 550 yen. It had a satisfying weight to it, with a hint of the natural flavor and sweetness of the beans, leaving a clean aftertaste. As I relaxed, regular customers started to trickle in. It was a delightful encounter with a lovely cafe in a town I had never visited before. I will definitely return to enjoy another cup of coffee brewed by the owner, Mr. Ito. I am also curious about the limited edition onigiri they offer!

I came to Minowa because I heard there is a place that serves onigiri breakfast. The place is called Chapter One Coffee. Unlike the typical toast and coffee breakfast, here they offer onigiri made with a blend of brown and white rice, along with a hearty miso soup set for 700 yen. I ordered the onigiri breakfast and also a hand-drip Ethiopian coffee (1200 yen) since they had it available. The cafe interior is designed like a mountain cafe with stained glass decorations, giving a cozy vibe. I received two onigiri, one with salt and the other mixed with umeboshi, sesame, and dill. They also came with three slices of yellow pickled radish. The blend of brown and white rice made the onigiri delicious, especially when served hot. The salt onigiri was particularly tasty. The miso soup was also delicious with plenty of ingredients like cabbage and shimeji mushrooms. As for the coffee, I chose the Ethiopian Murago which had a sweet aroma and a well-balanced flavor. The cafe seemed popular among young customers.

The onigiri morning set at this cute coffee shop consists of two onigiri (rice balls) and miso soup. Today's onigiri flavors were komatsuna (Japanese mustard spinach) and white sesame with umeboshi (pickled plum), and salted oboro kombu with takuan (pickled daikon), along with miso soup with pork, cabbage, and leeks. The rice balls were a mix of white rice and brown rice, giving them a nice chewy texture. One had a nice balance of komatsuna, white sesame, and sour umeboshi, while the other had a simple flavor with salted oboro kombu. The miso soup with pork, cabbage, and leeks complemented the onigiri well. The total cost for the onigiri morning set and Americano (at night) was 1250 yen per person. This cute coffee shop is run by Ito-chan, a female barista who has worked at various coffee shops in Asakusa. The shop opened in February 2023. Special thanks to tetsuya_ao2 on Instagram for the information. Thank you for the delicious meal!