In the morning, I had some time so I went to a fairly large cafe in a residential area. There is a parking lot which makes it easy to enter. Inside the cafe, the right side is non-smoking while the left side is a smoking room. There are many menu options available, including coffee, food, and desserts.

Slowly smoking a cigarette while enjoying a meal alone is relaxing and the food is delicious and affordable. It's the best to be able to relax and unwind in a leisurely manner.

A cafe that looks like a Western-style mansion located in a residential street. I visited for tea after a meal. The interior is divided into non-smoking seats on the right side from the entrance and smoking seats on the left side, creating a smoke-free environment. However, the area near the entrance is quite smoky. The menu offers a variety of options, including pasta and set meals. The drink menu is easy to understand with photos. I decided to have some cake with my coffee. I chose the lemon cake, which was not too sweet and delicious. The hot coffee had a refreshing taste, and I couldn't help but exclaim, "Delicious!" It was quite to my liking.

[First Visit on Sunday, December 8th, 2013 - Morning] My partner and I stopped by for breakfast. We ordered the Morning Scrambled Egg Salad Sausage & Toast set for 570 yen, including scrambled eggs, salad, sausage, toast, and a hot coffee. The menu name perfectly describes everything that comes with it (lol). We relaxed in the calm atmosphere and enjoyed the food and coffee. I forgot what my partner had... I can't keep up with age... orz. Thank you for the meal!

This is a shop that I have been curious about for a while. There is a spacious parking lot next to it, so you can come by car with peace of mind. The exterior looks like a luxurious mansion. Inside the shop, there is a spacious area with a showcase in front of the entrance displaying cakes. There are table seats in the back, where you can also eat in. They seem to offer pasta lunches during lunchtime. This time, I purchased a cake. The cakes are relatively cheap, around 300 yen, which made me happy. However, there was a fatal flaw in the cakes being sold, so I pointed it out, but the response I received was not very good... I was really disappointed. Is that really an appropriate response? Despite my conflict, as a food blogger, I couldn't not buy anything, so I ended up purchasing a chocolate cake. The taste was okay... but considering the price, it might be worth buying on a regular basis. Thank you for the meal.

This coffee shop has been around for a long time, and I think there are usually quite a few customers. Personally, I think the hot coffee here is the best. It's not too bitter, not too acidic, just right. I think they make it with a siphon. The menu for both drinks and food is extensive. I sometimes go for lunch, and the bento box with a drink is a good deal. The taste feels homemade and delicious. If you go often, it's also good for your wallet! The other pilaf side dish I tried was also delicious.