I ordered the Autumn Harvest Parfait Set for 1240 yen. The fig was delicious! I found a decaffeinated coffee in the set menu and ordered it. It was a bit bitter but good. The restaurant is spacious, so three of us had a great time together!

I had some time to spare before a meeting, so I decided to stop by this cafe. I ordered a coffee float as a refreshing drink due to the high humidity. It was served quickly and the prices seemed quite reasonable. Despite it being in the evening, there were a few customers and I was able to enjoy a quiet tea time. The ambiance was calm and the dim lighting added to the cozy atmosphere.

I went on a drive to Shin Sapporo (lol). It's quite a distance from my house, like a journey through Sapporo. I visited places like Sun Plaza and DUO, where there were quite a few new shops. After walking around, I decided to take a break and have some tea. I went to Kurashiki Coffee Shop, which was quite popular and almost full. I ordered a sandwich and coffee since I was a bit hungry. The sandwich was split in half for two people, and I chose the Kurashiki Blend coffee. I didn't realize you could choose the strength of the coffee, so I went with the regular strength. It arrived in about 10 minutes, served in a siphon with enough for about 1.8 cups. I was happy to see they offered refills. The coffee was a bit bitter with no acidity, and I thought maybe next time I'll try a stronger one. The sandwich had a nice kick from the mustard and was just delicious. Overall, it was a tasty meal!

This was my first visit at night. It was a weekday around 7pm, so there were few customers and most were alone, which allowed me to relax. The coffee brewed with a siphon was excellent. There was a wide variety of drinks available besides coffee, making it easy for those who don't like coffee to enjoy. It had more of a coffee shop vibe than a cafe. The food menu was limited; I had the shrimp and tomato doria with the Guatemala coffee of the day. The coffee had a slightly smoky flavor and there was enough for two cups, making it a good value. It's a shame that the doria didn't come with a salad or anything, that would be an extra cost. The cake set comes with a 50 yen discount when you order a drink and a piece of cake, but the prices are a bit on the higher side.

I was wandering around Shin-Sapporo and decided to take a coffee break at Kurashiki Coffee. It was my first time here. The interior of the store is calm and easy to relax in alone. I usually don't drink coffee, but the café au lait here is mild and easy to drink.

Today, I ordered the coffee "Colombia Cleopatra". It is a regular menu item for siphon coffee, but it seems to be served with a 50 yen discount as a daily special. Just being served with a siphon makes it look high-class, and the siphon contains enough for two cups, so my choice for the day was definitely not a mistake. I felt like I was on top of the world like Cleopatra. It was a fantastic experience. Thank you very much.

On a certain holiday, while the rest of the world was celebrating New Year's, I decided to take a break after a filling lunch and visited a coffee specialty shop on the 1st floor of Sapporo Subway Shin-Sapporo Station. Upon arrival, I was relieved to see that it wasn't too crowded. I chose the "Today's Straight (520 yen)" from the menu, as coffee seemed to be the main focus. The coffee was made with Ethiopia's G1 Ilgacheff beans, and I requested it to be of "normal" strength. Taking a sip, I could smell the nice aroma that came from the siphon-brewed coffee. The beans were of excellent quality, providing a depth and richness in flavor with a certain level of bitterness that lingered on the palate, along with a pleasant astringency and umami. I was able to enjoy about 1.5 cups of coffee. However, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed by the fact that even though the shop wasn't crowded, the quiet atmosphere made the conversation from the staff behind the counter stand out. Thank you for the meal.

I missed lunch while shopping for Christmas, so I decided to take a coffee break at Kurashiki Coffee Shop for the first time. I was originally planning to just have coffee, but since I barely made it for lunch time, I ended up ordering the Cream Doria lunch set. The iced coffee and salad were well-prepared, and the Doria had a rich flavor. I didn't know it was a nationwide chain, but the 1,100 yen for the meal was worth it.

I visited a cafe in Shin-Sapporo for breakfast around 10 am. I ordered the "Half Toast Morning" set for 530 yen, along with an iced cafe latte. The toast was crispy and delicious, with a hint of sweetness when chewed. The boiled egg was easy to peel and the iced cafe latte was milky and tasty. Despite the early hour, the cafe was already 90% full, with many customers also there for the morning set. I will definitely come back to try the "Doria Lunch" next time during lunch hours. Thank you, Kurashiki Coffee Shop!

Shin-Sapporo Station. I have recently come to like it and often go shopping there. I enjoy the atmosphere of the underground shopping area, similar to a department store basement. I usually buy deli foods in the underground area, but this time I was lured by the Strawberry Fair and decided to try Kurashiki Coffee Shop on the 1st floor. It seems like there are too many cafes in the complex facilities of Shin-Sapporo. There's UCC, Misuzu, Miyakoshiya, Kahi Sakan, and more. Each of them seems to have their own customers and is bustling. Surprisingly, I found out that Kurashiki Coffee Shop is actually part of the Sanmark group! I didn't know this until I wrote this review. And although this is unrelated to Tabelog, I found out that Sanmark Holdings is listed on the stock market. Shareholders receive a card that gives them a 20% discount at Sanmark Cafe and Kurashiki Coffee Shop, which piqued my interest a bit. I am not a shareholder of Sanmark Holdings, I just used it as a regular customer! The items my companion ordered. ☆ Today's Coffee 410 yen (tax included) is cheap. Plus, they use a siphon method which gives you the equivalent of 1.5 cups of coffee. On this day, they had Guatemala coffee (normally 460 yen). If there was a 20% discount card for shareholders, it would be 328 yen. That's a great deal. However, since I'm not a shareholder, I can't take advantage of it... ☆ Limited-time Strawberry Tart 690 yen. I tried a bite, and it seemed quite pricey. The plate was chilled, which was nice, but the tart crust and the warm filling inside felt mismatched. It didn't quite hit the mark as a dessert. Also, the lack of a dessert and coffee set discount was disappointing. The price of the Dolce items seemed high, but the food items were not as expensive, like the curry for 680 yen or beef stew for 980 yen. Shareholders can enjoy the beef stew for 784 yen with the discount, which is enviable. I don't know how it tastes, though. Moreover, they have a lunch menu available from 11:00 to 14:00, where you can get a curry lunch for 890 yen with a drink and salad, which is not bad. There are also several set menu options that come with a drink. The Morning menu starts from 440 yen. The toast (half size) with a drink and boiled egg set is a good deal and makes you want to use it if it's nearby. The pricing is attractive. What I ordered this time was ◎ Spring Coffee and Food Pairing 690 yen. It was a Peruvian Red Condor coffee with a slight acidity and citrusy flavor... The acidity was quite strong, giving it a slightly overcooked impression. There was also a bit of bitterness. Honestly, it wasn't my preferred type of coffee. The beans themselves were like that, and it was brewed using a siphon method, so I can't complain. The menu described it as having a gentle citrusy acidity, but I didn't feel the gentleness or the citrusy notes, just the acidity lingering in my mouth. Perhaps it's because it was brewed using the siphon method, it wasn't watery but rather rich and solid coffee. The chocolate and nuts that came with the set paired well with it, but I felt that two pieces of chocolate were a bit lacking. I wanted a few more pieces of chocolate, even if it was for an additional 100 yen. It's commendable that a chain store like this emphasizes quality beans and the siphon brewing method. It made me realize once again how precious it is to have a cafe that carefully drips coffee like the old-fashioned coffee shops. Coffee is truly deep.

This was my first time visiting Kurashiki Coffee. The recommended Kurashiki Coffee was 410 yen, but I ordered the morning set for 440 yen. I wasn't very hungry, so I was planning to order a half-size toast and boiled egg for the price difference of 30 yen. If I could choose Kurashiki Coffee, the morning set seemed like a better deal. You pour the coffee yourself into the cup, and it's a generous amount, equivalent to about 2 cups. I usually find drinking a lot of coffee in the morning heavy, but this coffee had a light taste and was easy to drink. The toast was decent, with a nice crispiness to it. I didn't have much time to relax, so I took the boiled egg to go. The restaurant was busy, but the seating was arranged in a way that the chatter around me wasn't too distracting. They had a variety of meal and dessert options, so I would like to visit again to try their parfait or take my time with a meal. Thank you for the meal.

I am looking forward to going to the grape fair now, and starting from October 15th, they will have chestnuts. I am excited to go on the 15th. I am interested in trying the chestnut latte and roasted green tea jelly. This place is relaxing and cozy, making it a great spot for tea or lunch. I will definitely visit again.

Hello everyone, to pass the time alone, I went to Kurashiki Coffee Shop at the Shin Sapporo Sanbiage store. It's snack time, so let's pick any seat you like! I sat at the end of the counter. The shaved ice looks delicious, but you can't come here and not order coffee, right? I ordered today's straight coffee for 410 yen and a mini parfait with chocolate banana for 490 yen. The mini parfait arrived in a few minutes. The coffee brewed with a siphon is here. Let's enjoy it! It's nice that they offer refills. The beans used for today's straight coffee were forgettable, but the balance of bitterness and acidity is excellent and very easy to drink for 410 yen. The mint on top of the mini parfait with chocolate is a nice touch. The vanilla ice cream is a nostalgic touch, and the crispy texture of the bottom corn snack is my favorite. The combination of the cold parfait and warm coffee is soothing. The service is good, and there is hand sanitizer at each table, making it convenient for those who want to read the newspapers provided. I love the coffee here! Thank you for the meal!

After lunch, I visited San Piazza for the first time in a while and felt like having coffee, so I came here. It seems that the menu is limited due to the influence of the coronavirus, but there are still many options available such as coffee, tea, and food. After some consideration, I chose the "Today's Straight (Colombia Cleopatra/370 yen)" and my girlfriend chose the "Ethiopia Yirgacheffe (Mocha/420 yen)". We're not that knowledgeable about coffee despite our indecision, haha. The interior is spacious, and on the shelf next to the register, there are various coffee cups displayed in two tiers. I couldn't take photos because there were other customers, but it might be nice to enjoy coffee or tea while looking at the beautiful coffee cups. Our coffee arrived in about 7-8 minutes after ordering. Just like at other branches, the coffee was served with a siphon, and you can enjoy about 2 cups of coffee for the price of one cup, which is very cost-effective. First, I'll try the black coffee pretending to be sophisticated, haha. Colombia Cleopatra has a mild taste with little acidity and a rich aroma, making it very easy to drink. Even for someone like me who usually needs milk and sugar in their coffee, I think I could drink this black. On the other hand, my girlfriend's Ethiopia Yirgacheffe is very fragrant, with a strong bitterness and acidity, giving it a mature coffee taste. It might be recommended for coffee lovers. I'm not that knowledgeable about coffee, so my taste impressions may not be very helpful, haha. They are also taking thorough measures against COVID-19, and the staff's atmosphere is very nice, so I thought it would be good for taking a break or having a meal. Maybe next time I'll try the tea? Thank you for the meal!

If you want to relax with authentic syphon-style coffee at Shin-Sapporo Station, Kurashiki Coffee is the place to go. They also have a great selection of cakes perfect for snack time. I ordered a cold brew iced coffee and a classic Gâteau au Chocolat cake. However, despite the fact that the server repeated back "Gâteau au Chocolat" when I ordered, what arrived was a New York cheesecake. It seemed like they might have been busy and made a mistake, but they should be more careful in the future. Nevertheless, I decided to just go ahead and eat the cheesecake, which was actually quite delicious. It had an elegant, moist texture and wasn't too sweet, making it a perfect match for the coffee. The coffee itself was clearly well-extracted, with a slightly acidic and delicious flavor. They mentioned that their cold brew coffee has a refreshing taste with less caffeine and tannins, which was just right for someone like me who was coming off a coffee break. As a JAF member, I was able to get a 5% discount by showing my JAF membership card. I always make sure to check for discounts at places that offer them for JAF members! In terms of electronic payments, they accept a wide range of options including cards (I saw all the major ones), iD, QUICPay, Edy, nanaco, WAON, transportation IC cards, various QR code payments, and PayPay. The service was a bit mixed due to the order mix-up, but overall it was a good experience. I look forward to trying their hot coffee next time.

Visited to have coffee. It was a hot day, so I really wanted something cold. Instead of coffee, I ordered a "freshly squeezed lemon squash." It was my first time trying lemon squash, and it was delicious! Perfect for a hot day. Next time, I want to come back for coffee. Thank you for the meal!٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

I couldn't resist the temptation after seeing the captivating strawberry fair poster while passing by. I ended up going in and ordered a bacon hot sandwich, a strawberry French toast, a Vienna coffee, and a soy latte. I visited Sanpiazza around 5 pm, and it was quiet and relaxing. They close at 7 pm.

I visited in the evening to night on a weekday. This was my second visit, last time I was with my boss so I couldn't take photos. I had an iced Vienna coffee, which was delicious and served in a generous portion. This time, I tried the organic coffee brewed with a siphon, which added a special and mature touch to the experience. It was a quiet day with few customers, so I could relax. I wish they had some sandwiches or parfaits to go along with the coffee. Looking forward to my next visit!

Kurashiki Coffee Shop on the 1st floor of Sunpiazza. "Coffee Float" is a bittersweet iced coffee with soft serve ice cream. Located at Sunpiazza 1F, 5-7-2 Aobetsu Chuo 2-jo, Atsubetsu-ku, Sapporo.

This is Shin-Sapporo. I took the JR train to Sapporo Station and walked to Shin-Sapporo. It was quite cold, especially from Teine to Shin-Sapporo, so it was tough on my body temperature. It took longer than I expected, so my time in Shin-Sapporo is limited. Therefore, since my body is completely cold, I will start by drinking some coffee to warm up. I thought of trying siphon coffee, so I went into Kurashiki Coffee. I sat at the counter, where there were lots of explanations about the coffee. For those who want to study or try coffee, it might be a good place. I was thinking of Mandheling, but I felt like having Guatemala. I chose Guatemala SHB Huehuetenango Barbara Especial for 420 yen. It is a well-balanced coffee, even from the last photo. When coffee is roasted too dark, the acidity disappears, but this coffee has a nice acidity and is delicious. It was served in a siphon, so I enjoyed about 1.5 cups while warming up. Thank you for the meal.