We used it for a meeting. There were power outlets, WiFi, and spacious tables, which was very helpful. The menu can be accessed through a QR code that links to the official website for confirmation. Ordering is done by calling a staff member. The drink menu is extensive and caters to various preferences.

It's been a while since I went to Tachikawa! I found a trendy cafe that is not really my style. The interior is stylish with tables, chairs, floors, and lights that are completely different from my usual taste, but very cute. There are about three different types of sofas and chairs, each with a different style. There are also counter seats, making it easy for even one person to visit. You can order by scanning a QR code with your smartphone or using a paper menu. For lunch, I ordered the following set: Cilantro and Tomato Salad, Iced Tea (Lemon), and Spicy Cod Roe Pasta with Dried Baby Sardines and Pickled Vegetables. It was a great choice! The pasta was delicious! My set allowed me to choose between a side dish and dessert, and I chose the Cilantro and Tomato Salad. The sauce on top was quite sweet, which was a new and interesting flavor, but a bit too sweet for my taste. The pasta was made with fresh pasta, thick and chewy. It looked very creamy, but it was not heavy and was easy to eat. Creamy pasta is not my favorite, but this one was delicious and not too heavy. The flavor was rich, but I finished it in no time! It had a lot of pickled vegetables and dried baby sardines on top, which added a fun twist to the dish. This place seems to focus on rice dishes, but I highly recommend their pasta as well. My friend ordered Taco Rice, Iced Coffee, and a half-size French Toast. The French Toast was thick and delicious, with soy sauce instead of whipped cream. It seems like they really enjoyed it! This cafe restaurant is definitely worth a visit.

A cafe located in Lumine 3 by Tachikawa Station, where you can also have lunch. The atmosphere is open and very comfortable. They have Wi-Fi available, which is convenient if you want to do some work. I went for lunch on a weekday and it wasn't too crowded, which was nice. It's quiet, possibly because there are many solo customers.

Visit date: December 13, 2021 (Monday) We visited this place with 2 people after work on a weekday! This shop, located at the end of the 3rd floor of Lumine, is often empty, and when we visited, only about 10-20% of the customers were there. We sat at a 4-seater sofa seat along the wall. I ordered the rich matcha milk hot drink that caught my eye from the drink menu. The cup and saucer were black, and the cup was quite large. The taste was very delicious. It had real matcha foam, and the flavor was not too sweet or too bitter, just the right balance. Even though I usually drink my drinks slowly, I finished it quickly because it was so delicious. The shop's background music included arrangements of "Air on the G String" among others. Thank you for the meal♪

I went to WIRED CAFE in Tachikawa. It was usually crowded during the day, so I decided to go in. The interior is spacious and stylish, with a relaxing atmosphere. This time, I ordered a drink, potato dish, and dessert. I can't remember the names. The potato dish came in a cute container and was hot and tasty, especially with the sauce. The dessert was also delicious, nothing too special though. I would like to visit this cafe again when I want to relax. There are still some items on the menu that I haven't tried yet, so I would like to try them next time.

I went to WIREDCAFE at Lumine Tachikawa because I got hungry after shopping at Tachikawa Station. It is located on the 3rd floor of Lumine Tachikawa. I was seated at a table by the staff when I entered the store. I had a stylish mango lassi drink which was refreshing and delicious. The French toast was soft and tasty. The French fries were also delicious. It was nice to be able to relax there.

I visited to have a light snack because I was feeling a little hungry. It was a bit early for a 3 o'clock snack, so I was able to enter without waiting. I have visited a few times before, but this was the first time I tried something other than dessert. The taco rice was delicious. It had a sunny-side-up egg, salsa sauce, and various other toppings which made it enjoyable.

Chewy and addictive Neapolitan pasta with meat sauce. The pasta was chewy and the meat chunks were plentiful, with corn and onions adding to the flavor. It was delicious! It felt more like a meat sauce pasta than Neapolitan, but I'm not sure of the difference. ^_^

Lumine Tachikawa has a stylish cafe inside. The menu seems to change often at their various locations. The casual and stylish atmosphere makes it easy for both men and women to feel comfortable. On this day, I only had a drink during my break, but others around me were eating rice dishes and sweets. The taco rice looked delicious. The Earl Grey tea was tasty. I would like to try their rice dishes or sweets next time. Thank you for the meal~

I used a coupon for the first time on Tabelog. The staff were all cute. I couldn't decide between pasta and combination meal plate, but ended up choosing the combination meal plate. It's hard to eat from one plate, but it looks good in photos. The dessert in a glass cup turned out to be delicious almond jelly, not yogurt as I initially thought.

・Aigake European-style Curry ¥1,188 tax included *Lunch drink service: Iced coffee selection Located in the Lumine department store inside JR Chuo Line Tachikawa Station, this cafe is a brand operated by Cafe Company, known for its cafe operations and food and beverage establishments. They have a well-established presence mainly in station commercial facilities. The cafe maintains a stylish and spacious atmosphere without disrupting the floor's ambiance, making it a very relaxing place. Given its location, it attracts a clientele of housewives with young children during the day, and the staff is attentive to this, ensuring good customer service that would appeal to women. As all the staff are young, it's hard to say if they can fully meet the expectations of housewives, but as a dad who is constantly being criticized on weekends, I don't have the qualifications to judge. In any case, I made the mistake of assuming that the cafe in the station building would be less crowded during lunchtime on weekdays, but it was quite busy. I had to wait outside, but luckily there was a spot for one person available, so I was seated first. Now, onto the cafe meal. Ideally, I would have liked to have the dessert French toast, but since it was lunchtime, I opted for a rice dish. There were options like Loco Moco and Taco Rice, but being a curry addict, I decided to try the Aigake European-style Curry. It's not clear from the photo what "Aigake" means, but it's curry, so I went for it. The curry was served promptly, and I dug in right away. [Aigake European-style Curry] This was a European-style curry with a thick, sticky curry sauce topped with sweet and savory braised beef and a fried egg. When you hear "Aigake," you might imagine a dish with two types of curry, but in the end, this curry had only one type. It was a rich, thick, sweet, and salty curry roux made by simmering beef, vegetables, and a demi-glace-like sauce. Truly European-style curry. The aroma of the curry spices was subtle, and the spiciness was mild. At times, it almost felt like Hayashi Rice? But this rich curry roux was delicious. As for the ingredients, the beef on top was similar to the beef bowl at Yoshinoya. Since the curry roux was rich, the seasoning was gentle, and it blended well with the ingredients. There were no solid ingredients left in the curry, as everything was simmered to a smooth consistency, making the ingredients quite valuable. The fried egg, a true fried egg, with its yolk blending smoothly with the curry roux, was also a perfect match. Unfortunately, the slightly burnt edges of the egg white were a bit distracting and slightly detracted from the smooth texture of the curry roux. Perhaps a soft-boiled egg would have been better. Additionally, the avocado and pickled cherry tomatoes with a tangy flavor were effective additions. The Japanese rice was also quite good. If I had to say something, I would have been even happier if they offered a larger portion. It was a standard amount, but I found myself quite hungry by snack time. I could have used a bit more. However, I think this rich curry is definitely worth trying. Thank you for the meal.

French toast with a lot of volume, visited at 12:00 on a holiday. I ordered the Berry French Toast for 930 yen excluding tax. I used a coupon from Tabelog for a 10% discount and a complimentary drink. I hesitated between getting a half portion but ended up getting the regular size, which turned out to be quite large and I regretted it. When I cut into it, the crust was crispy like a Danish pastry, while the inside was soft. The ice cream was starting to melt and the whipped cream was almost melting, so I hurried to eat it. The sweetness was just right, with the center being French toast but the outer part remaining like a Danish pastry (laughs). I wish there were more berries, but considering the price, it's understandable. I debated between chocolate but with this volume, it might have been too sweet, so the berries were probably the right choice. For those with a small appetite, I recommend getting a half portion or sharing. I wrote a lot, but I enjoyed it. I wouldn't specifically come here for French toast, but when I want something sweet and filling, I might come back for a half portion. I enjoyed it. Thank you for the meal.

I had a cheesecake. It was not too sweet, not too rich, and I found it easy to eat. However, it wasn't particularly delicious, so I gave it 3 stars! It cost 650 yen, which is cheaper than other places, I think. The interior of the restaurant is very spacious, and it's a relaxing place where you can be by yourself without any problems. I also had the French toast, but the portion was large, so you might get tired of it quickly.

I went to Tachikawa for the first time in a while. Feeling a bit tired, I decided to go to a café and ended up at Wired. I was going to get a drink, but then I saw they had berry tiramisu so I went for that instead. It had just the right balance of acidity and sweetness, and was really delicious.

Visited the cafe and used the mobile ordering system. The cafe menu was extensive. The interior was spacious, and since it was a weekday afternoon, there were a few groups of female students and one older gentleman reading. Overall, it was calm and relaxing.

I went during lunch on a public holiday! It's a stylish restaurant with a wood theme. The place was quite busy but I was guided to a spacious sofa seat. I checked the menu on my phone through a QR code. Very modern. There were many sweet dessert drinks available. I ordered an iced tea! It was refreshing and delicious! The seating was quite spacious so I could relax. The prices were reasonable, considering it's in Lumine!

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The collaboration of freshly fried salted potato chips and ice cream is excellent. It takes some time from ordering to serving, probably because they fry them after ordering, but the taste is amazing.

I love coming here because it's stylish and the girls talk over lunch. The coffee is delicious too. However, the Gapa0 I had today was just okay. I remember the Loco Moco I had before was really tasty. But I absolutely love the interior, it's so calming.

I ate loco moco in a stylish and calming space.