This was my first time visiting Kinsono shop. I usually go for cold brew coffee, but this time I tried their special iced coffee. It was a generous portion and really quenched my thirst. They have a wide variety of food options and the atmosphere was nice. I might try their soup curry next time. Thank you for the meal! :)

Omelette rice enthusiast's omelette rice record. I always order the basic tomato sauce omelette rice at any restaurant. I'm not a fan of runny eggs, so I don't rate the creamy type highly. Omelette rice only. 750 yen (including tax 825 yen) Ordered at 12:45. Omelette rice arrived at 12:53! It's the type where they place a creamy omelette on top instead of wrapping it. It's like a thin omelette cooked on one side. The ketchup chicken rice is made with mixed grain rice as the base. They seem to use a meat sauce rather than demi-glace sauce. The ingredients include onions, chicken, and green peppers. They have a menu item called mentaiko (spicy cod roe) omelette rice, I wonder what the rice filling tastes like in that one? If you get a drink as a set, you can get a 100 yen discount. There are no salad or soup sets. The portion is on the smaller side. You can add dessert for an additional charge. There are many other tempting menu items, so I don't think people come here specifically for the omelette rice.

I wanted to drink coffee, so I visited OJ Coffee. I have been to this shop several times. The atmosphere is bright and calm, and I think the cozy feeling is good. Both the coffee and the food are delicious, and the cost performance is good, so I am always very satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

The manpuku-sama plate with hamburger and onion sauce was delicious. It reminded me of a surprising hamburger restaurant. The potatoes had the same sauce as the main dish. So satisfying. Thank you for the meal.

While strolling around Kotoni after a long time, I stumbled upon a new cafe! Well, I guess it's just because I haven't been to Kotoni for a while. I was getting hungry from all the walking, but not for ramen or curry. My friend found this cafe with a wide variety of menu options. When we entered, they asked, "Would you like to smoke?" What?! Non-smoking section!! It's rare these days. A smoking area was also available, so smokers could enjoy a cigarette while non-smokers could dine in a smoke-free environment. The menu had a lot of choices! Unfortunately, they were out of hamburgers that day since it was past 2 pm. I ordered the "Naughty Plate" (1,210 yen tax included) with free extra rice. The plate included hamburger, tonkatsu, chicken nanban, all for the same price. The portion was huge, with salad and potatoes on the side. The chicken nanban paired perfectly with the sweet vinegar and tartar sauce. The crispy coating and juicy meat were delightful. The napoletana pasta was ordinary but the thick noodles were chewy and delicious. Overall, it was a satisfying meal and I look forward to visiting this cafe again in Kotoni.

I want to be satisfied~~! I finally tried the "Manpuku-sama Plate" that I wanted to eat once. It includes a serving of rice and pasta for one person each, totaling two servings. It looks normal in the photo, but in reality, it's huge! The tonkatsu is crispy and freshly fried. The sauce is a refreshing soy sauce-based Japanese-style sauce. The potatoes also have the same sauce on them. The menu said it was Napolitan pasta, but it tasted like a light tomato pasta. I was expecting Napolitan pasta fried with ketchup, so it was a bit surprising, but it was still delicious. I thought about getting the extra large portion for free, but I think if I did, it would be too much and I might end up feeling too full and uncomfortable. For those who think cafe meals are small, this is really good. I was able to eat deliciously and be satisfied! I didn't order a drink today, but the coffee here is also delicious. You can enjoy siphon coffee at a reasonable price.

I thought it was a casual cafe, but it was actually a proper restaurant. They have quite a variety of food menu options. I tried the cold brew coffee for the first time since Renoir. I couldn't really tell the difference, but it was light and easy to drink. The interior is spacious and clean. It's a good place to pass the time.

I usually just passed by, but decided to try entering for the first time. The bright interior didn't feel crowded. The booth seats were spacious and comfortable, perfect for one or two people. It was almost empty, almost like a semi-private space. The menu featured four blends of coffee named after tourist spots in Hokkaido. I chose the "Masyuko Lake" for ¥440, described as having the aroma and deep flavor of charcoal-roasted coffee. The coffee was brewed using a siphon and served in a flask, which added a bit of excitement. It took over 15 minutes, but the coffee was worth the wait as it was generously filled and had a strong bitterness with a refreshing taste and a hint of charcoal aroma. With the taste and quantity, ¥440 seemed reasonable. It was a satisfying experience.

The turquoise blue sign stands out at oj Coffee & Food Cafe in Kotoni. The interior has a sophisticated and stylish atmosphere, making it very comfortable. The menu offers a variety of options such as "Healthy One Plate," noodles like soba and ramen, and shareable items like large salads. The oj Blend coffee, served in a siphon style, features blends named after Hokkaido landmarks like Goryokaku, Tokeidai, and Furano. I ordered the oj Blend and poured the coffee from the flask into a mug, enjoying its simple and delicious taste. The Strawberry Parfait was filled with plenty of strawberries, topped with slightly brownish og soft serve ice cream. It had a subtle coffee flavor, not overpowering the parfait's taste. Towards the bottom, there was a soft, custard-like texture with a hint of vanilla bean flavor, complementing the soft serve. Frozen strawberries at the base added a simple yet delicious touch. This refined cafe in Kotoni is not commonly seen among the surrounding establishments. With its bright lighting and cozy atmosphere, it seems like a great place for some light work. I will definitely visit again.

I wonder if the timing was good. I entered the restaurant right after it opened on Saturday. Even as lunchtime approached, the empty and cozy atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice. The bright and warm interior would be convenient for meeting up around here. Especially during the freezing cold winter. I ordered a simple "oj blend (¥495)" and it was served using a siphon, which made me a little happy. It had a well-balanced aroma and acidity with a light taste. Looking at the menu again, there is a wide variety of food options as well. If you bring a laptop, you might end up staying for a while... It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This is a cafe that resembles a traditional Japanese instrument, the koto. They serve coffee brewed using a siphon, which is of high quality. The cafe has a bright atmosphere, but the coffee is authentic. The food menu is also diverse and delicious. On this day, I tried the autumn limited menu of persimmon, duck, and watercress soba noodles. It was delicious with two types of persimmons, flavorful duck meat, and soba noodles. It is a convenient place for dining alone or with a group, whether for coffee or a meal.

It's been a while since I visited OJ Coffee. It's a bit challenging to find parking when coming by car. The room with the blue walls at the back looks cool and refreshing. The air conditioning was a bit too strong and made it cold (laughs). The soft serve ice cream is coffee-flavored. There are power outlets available, and it seems like a relaxing space where you can take your time.

I visited the restaurant for takeout. The taste was similar to the one in Tsukisamu Branch, I wonder if it's the same? Due to the current situation, there were hardly any customers inside the restaurant. Looking at the menu, it was a takeout-only menu. Oh, so not all dishes can be taken out? I see... I ordered the Omelette Rice for 650 yen and the Meat Sauce Hamburg Plate for 730 yen to take home. When I tasted them at home, they had classic flavors. The Omelette Rice was delicious, although it didn't have the trendy runny egg, it was still tasty. Omelette Rice is always good with chicken rice and ketchup. As for the Meat Sauce Hamburg Plate, the meat sauce might go better with pasta. The taste was good! The Tsukisamu Branch had delicious soup curry. The cafe had a clean interior. The staff were all young and handsome. They must be chefs, the food was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I went to this cafe to have siphon coffee. This time, I ordered the Furano blend, which has a strong flavor and bitterness. I love the atmosphere when the coffee is served using a siphon. After chatting with my friend for a while, I ordered a mini parfait. It had coffee-flavored soft serve with coffee jelly underneath, balancing sweetness and bitterness perfectly for adults. The cozy atmosphere makes it easy to visit alone, so I might come back by myself next time.

Located about a 5-minute walk from Kotoni Station on the Sapporo Municipal Subway Tozai Line. It is marked by a blue sign. Upon entering, I was guided to a vacant seat after disinfecting my hands with alcohol. It has a stylish cafe atmosphere. I looked through the menu on the table. They offer a variety of dishes such as pasta, soba, udon, doria, and ramen. There is also a separate menu for soup curry, from which I ordered the "Chicken Curry." The restaurant seems to be long in structure. It was served in about 10 minutes. The pot was very hot, so I could enjoy the dish while it was still hot. The ingredients included chicken, cabbage, eggplant, bell pepper, cherry tomatoes, and onions. The soup was light in flavor. The chicken was very tender and had a rich meaty taste. The cherry tomatoes were warm and added a slight acidity as a refreshing accent. The "Chicken Curry" costs 1,200 yen. It's enjoyable to choose from the wide variety of menu options here.٩( ᐛ )و

I went to lunch with a friend. The menu was extensive and I had a hard time deciding, but I ordered the hamburger curry doria. After eating, I ordered the Goryokaku siphon coffee. It took quite a while for the hamburger curry doria to come out, but it was hot and delicious. The portion was small but reasonably priced, and there were plenty of dessert options, so ordering dessert was just right. You can choose from a variety of coffees to suit your taste, and the siphon coffee looks stylish! The atmosphere is calming, and I want to go back again!

I visited a certain cafe on a Saturday. After finishing lunch, I was looking for a cozy cafe where I could relax and write reviews. The original place I wanted to go to turned out to be closed on weekends, so I stumbled upon this cafe during my stroll. The cafe is located on the street in front of Kotoni Station (that's just what I call it). The glass windows facing the road give it an open and airy feel. However, if you sit at the counter by the window, you might feel a bit exposed to pedestrians passing by. I was seated at that spot, but it didn't bother me. The interior extends from the entrance towards the back, with a bright and stylish atmosphere. I thought the usual clientele might be on the younger side, but there was an elderly couple nearby who seemed to frequent the place, giving it a casual yet moderately cozy vibe. Free Wi-Fi is available, and there are power outlets. I wonder if they offer cheesecake for takeout. ● oj Blend 450 yen (100 yen off when you order food or sweets over 300 yen) A coffee with a subtle, slightly nutty aroma and a mild taste with a hint of bitterness, making it easy to drink. Siphon-brewed and priced at 450 yen for 1.5 cups, it's quite a cost-effective coffee. (Other coffees are even cheaper at 400 yen) ● Plain Pancake 650 yen Since there was no photo on the menu, I was a bit worried about what would come, but I was happy to see two pancakes stacked. At first glance, it felt different from the usual pancakes or hotcakes, and the scent and flavor were exactly like scrambled eggs! The batter seemed to have a high proportion of eggs. Could it be that there's no flour at all!? It's fluffy and soft, but the flavor is different from regular pancakes, so it might be a bit surprising. Well, I thought it was unique in its own way, so if you're curious, I recommend giving it a try. I recommend drizzling plenty of syrup on top. Thank you for the meal. And thank you for reading today as well.

I had siphon coffee at a café for the first time in a while. The oj coffee blend was very flavorful and delicious. I also had pancakes, which came with coffee soft serve that was fluffy, creamy, and not too sweet, with a very pleasant texture. Plus, if you like oj coffee on Instagram, you can get a special coffee soft serve for free.

I stopped by to feel the relaxing atmosphere after lunch. The restaurant is very beautiful. Personally, I like the color scheme of the shop. Inside, there is a space near the entrance and a smoking area at the back. Today, I was guided to the smoking area. However, this is not for smoking at the table, but for using the smoking room in the same area, so there is no smell of cigarettes in the restaurant, which is good.

I ordered Oj Fromage and Earl Grey. Oj Fromage is a two-layer cheesecake. The top layer is fluffy like a souffle, while the bottom layer is moist and rich. The different textures create a nice balance of flavors! The Earl Grey has a fragrant aroma and a refined bitterness that pairs perfectly with the cheesecake!