Located along Ishiyama Street in Minami 13-jo, this café lives up to its name. After enjoying delicious Okinawan cuisine in the Fushimi area, I decided to walk back home and took a break at this café along the way. The café is on the second floor, with parking available on the first floor. The interior has a calm atmosphere with counter and table seating. Although my memory is not clear, I believe this café used to be a chain in Sapporo, and the ambiance reminded me of that place. There were various types of coffee available, and I ordered the "French blend coffee (600 yen)" this time. The French blend had a deep richness and bitterness, with minimal acidity, which I personally enjoyed. Smoking is allowed in all seats, so it might be tough for those sensitive to cigarette smell. However, since the café is open until late at night, it could be convenient for smokers.

The restaurant is located near Ishiyama Street and Minami 13-jo on the west side. There is a parking lot available below the store, making it convenient for those who drive. I had been curious about this place every time I passed by, and finally had the chance to visit. It was around 11:20 when I arrived, with only two cars parked outside. The interior of the restaurant had a chic vibe, which I liked, and there was background music playing softly. I sat at the counter and asked if I could order curry, even though it wasn't listed on the lunch menu. The staff said they had just started heating it up and it might take some time, but I didn't mind. I ordered the "Classic Chicken Curry" A set, which came with salad and a drink for 1200 yen. I chose the blend coffee for my drink. The curry had a thick, stew-like sauce with a large piece of chicken and some shredded meat. The turmeric rice was a nice touch. The portion size was a bit small, but the curry was delicious and spicy. The salad was basic, but tasty. The coffee had a good aroma, and I appreciated the detailed instructions on how it was brewed in the menu. Overall, it was a satisfying meal experience.

I visited a shop located along Ishiyama Street in Chuo Ward, Sapporo City, Hokkaido for a snack time. I entered the shop and ordered the Gâteau au Chocolat set for ¥950, which came with a coffee ("Mild" blend). The aroma of coffee filled the cozy shop. When I saw the menu, I knew I had to try the Gâteau au Chocolat, which I love. The coffee was well-balanced and seemed special when enjoyed in the shop. The Gâteau au Chocolat had a moist texture that was irresistible, especially when paired with the cream provided. I enjoyed it in the dimly lit atmosphere and look forward to visiting again. Thank you for the delicious meal.

#South 13th Street Ishiyama Coffee #West Line 14th Street #Sapporo Branch Classic Chicken Curry Set (1200yen) - Curry, Salad, Drink Cardamom Strong and Refreshing Spice Use! It's great that they open at 10 am, perfect for brunch! And the staff are very attentive! Lovely!! If everyone was this pleasant and attentive, life would be so much happier. The pizza toast I tried was delicious with its fluffy bread! And just the curry wasn't enough to fill me up, so I added a hot sandwich (560yen). They cut it into small pieces, very thoughtful! The French coffee had just the right amount of acidity, perfect for my taste. Even when it cooled down, it was still delicious. It's a smoking-permitted establishment, so if that bothers you, it might be a no-go. But the seating is well spaced out, so it wasn't too bothersome, and I could still recognize the old-fashioned coffee shop aroma! ...Or so I thought, but even after leaving the shop, my hair was surrounded by the smell of cigarettes for a while. It was a holiday around 11 am, it took 18 minutes from ordering to serving! There were about 2 groups of customers before me and 6 groups after me. The additional hot sandwich I ordered took 13 minutes to be served. #Curry #Spices #CurryLovers #SpiceAddict #DeliciousFood #SpicyFoodLover #Lunch #SapporoCurryLovers #CurryClub #Curry #curryholic #curryclub #yummy #lunch #Japan #foodie #eatalot #happylunchtime #sapporo #curryclub

Visited for coffee. The atmosphere was nice so I came back again. This time, I ordered "French" and "Rye bread hot sandwich". The French coffee was a bit bitter. It might be good with sugar and milk added. The hot sandwich was just enough to fill a small hunger. I also ordered "European" as an addition. The European coffee was easy to drink. I think black is delicious here. I would like to come back again. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

I came here to have some coffee. This place was recommended to me as having a great atmosphere and delicious coffee. The interior of the shop has a really nice vibe. It's comfortable even if you come alone. The coffee is also delicious. I ended up having two cups without realizing it (laughs). I want to come back again. Thank you for the meal!٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

◆Order✔️Guatemala 700✔️Petit Four Set +300◆Impression It's a great deal to be able to add a small dessert set to your drink for an extra 300 yen. The usual options are biscotti, financiers, and canelés, but on this day, the canelé was replaced with chiffon cake. Each of the delicious pastries paired well with the refreshing coffee. The coffee here is brewed using the pour-over method. They always make delicious coffee, and I'm grateful for that. The scent of the purple smoke seems to keep the crowds away, which is a common occurrence these days. A quiet afternoon passes by pleasantly. Thank you for the meal. Thank you very much!

This coffee shop serves very delicious coffee and allows smoking at the tables, which may be a valuable feature for smokers. I personally do not smoke, so it doesn't bother me. However, non-smokers may find it inconvenient that they cannot enjoy the tasty coffee here. The morning menu includes a set with toast and coffee served in a French press from 10 am to 3 pm. The freshly ground beans are meticulously brewed using a pour-over method, resulting in a rich aroma and flavor. The toast is surprisingly thick, served with a hot boiled egg and a mini salad with tangy dressing. Overall, I am satisfied with the experience and would like to try the spicy chicken curry set for lunch next time. Thank you for the meal.

[Nan 13-jou Ishiyama Tsuukafé] The atmosphere is calm with relaxing background music and warm lighting. There are plenty of parking spaces, which is convenient. Just be careful in winter as the entrance has stairs that may be slippery. Surprisingly, smoking is allowed, which could be a downside for non-smokers. Despite that, smokers can enjoy coffee while smoking. The Café au Lait is recommended, with a rich milk flavor and a hint of sweetness even without sugar. The cup is cute with a round shape.

One summer day, I was looking for a cafe to pass the time before my appointment, and this place was a hit among the few that were open at that time. I headed straight there. The fact that there was a parking lot below the shop was a plus. Today's set of roll cake was 1,050 yen (tax included) and the French blend coffee was 580 yen (tax included). The French coffee was rich and deep, just the way I like it, with no acidity. The roll cake had a coffee-flavored fluffy sponge cake with accents of dark chocolate and nuts. It was a sweet treat without feeling heavy. Smoking is allowed throughout the shop, which may be one of its selling points and part of its charm, but for non-smokers like myself, it's a downside. This time, there were no customers smoking around me, so it was comfortable, but as a smoking-permitted place, I can't really complain about smoke or odors bothering me. The coffee was delicious, and the atmosphere was cozy, so if there could be some effort made towards separating smoking and non-smoking areas, that would be great. As it is now, it's quite an adventure for non-smokers.

After doing some year-end shopping, I felt like taking a break and decided to visit a cafe I had been wanting to go to. Unfortunately, the cafe I had in mind was closed, so I ended up at a place where I could park my car. I chose to sit at a table in the back. The table area seemed to have a lot of older customers. I ordered a French coffee with a petit four set, while my companion ordered a French coffee with a chestnut chocolate roll cake. The atmosphere was calm with a large wall separating the counter from the tables. The petit four set came with canelé, financiers, biscotti, and a small amount of whipped cream on the side, which was perfect for when I wanted something sweet. The coffee had a rich flavor and was very delicious. It was a nice place to relax and enjoy a leisurely break.

I happened to be nearby and had some time to spare, so I decided to go in. The shop had a chic and lovely atmosphere, but the smell of cigarettes was unbearable. However, once I entered, I couldn't just leave. There were table seats, but I chose to sit at the counter. My daughter, especially, felt sick from the smell and wanted to leave right away. She ordered an iced cocoa, and I ordered a blended coffee. However, it took a long time for our drinks to arrive. My daughter was coughing, and when the drinks finally came, she gulped hers down quickly. I couldn't gulp mine down as it was hot. The coffee was delicious. My daughter also said the iced cocoa was tasty. Some cafes are not smoke-free, but the smell was really strong here. We quickly finished our drinks and left, but the smell of cigarettes stuck to our clothes and hair. Even this morning, my jacket still smelled. I would like to try the drinks again because they were good, but I won't be going back there. The interior had a nice atmosphere, reminiscent of the Showa era. Oh, what a shame.

"I thought, 'Oh, this looks nice,' as I passed by, so I decided to stop by. When I was going to eat soba, I happened to pass by 'Ishiyama-dori Coffee,' and the atmosphere seemed nice, so I went in. As I climbed the stairs, I saw a sign that said 'We also sell beans,' and upon closer inspection, it read 'MIYAKOSHIYA'... Miyakoshiya, my archenemy. I hesitated about whether to enter, but the door with a nice rusted look was already open, so I went in. Since I was alone, I figured there would be a counter. I went all the way to the back, where there was a brick wall about chest height behind me. A brick wall? It reminded me of the old Abashiri Prison. I ordered a deep-tasting 'Guatemala' for 450 yen. It seemed reasonable on the menu, but wasn't Miyakoshiya supposed to be tax-exclusive? It's jazz music, isn't it? There were two guys working there, and they were exceptionally friendly. It's not an excuse, but they didn't have the same rudeness as that arrogant guy at the station store. I waited for about 10 minutes, and they ground the beans and made a Nel drip coffee, I think. The Guatemala was strong, roasted deeply, almost to the point of bitterness. Isn't this too much? But it's good for waking up when you're sleep-deprived in Sapporo. The cup was warmed, right? I don't need this step. I don't like lukewarm coffee, but I dislike hot cups even more. Well, the coffee was delicious. There was a guy sitting in the middle of the counter, smoking a cigarette and typing on his PC. What a typical Miyakoshiya customer. Can't you sit at a table further away? I need to check in at the hotel soon, so I'm leaving. At the register, they said, 'That'll be 700 yen.' Huh? It said 450 yen, didn't it? Miyakoshiya just isn't for me."

During a break from work, I felt like eating something sweet. As I indulged in a sweet treat, I couldn't help but overhear the sweet conversation of the couple next to me. It seems that sweet things attract other sweet things. A delicious cake paired with a slightly bitter coffee is the perfect match!

I'm disappointed that the Clam Dung curry was sold out. I really wanted to try it. The curry was quite smooth and the chicken was tender and easily shredded.

The store is open until late at night, and I have been there multiple times after dinner. The interior is made of wood and very calming. I always sit at the counter and drink two cups of coffee, trying different beans each time. There is a staff member who loves classical music, and the music that plays from the tall speakers in front of the counter enhances the taste of the coffee. I like French coffee for its refreshing taste. It's a place I want to keep going back to.