I arrived at around 10 o'clock, and since it was a weekday, there weren't many people. I ordered the morning set, and the friendly old man at the shop left a good impression on me. The morning set was delicious, with salad, toast, ham, and eggs. It was just the right amount and left me satisfied.

I went to Mokukage-san! I chose an early morning shop that opens at 8 am, and of course, I ended up here at "Mokukage" san, a representative coffee shop in Obihiro. I arrived promptly in the 8 o'clock hour and found the shop half full of customers, predominantly middle-aged men. Later, some women also came in, but so far, I seem to be the youngest. I ordered the Morning Set for 780 yen (including a drink), which came with toast, ham and eggs, salad, and yogurt. I had a blend coffee with it. The toast was thick and satisfying, the salad had a significant presence, and the ham and eggs were a delightful addition. The yogurt at the end was natural. The coffee was delicious, with a good bitterness and sharpness. If you're looking for a satisfying morning, "Mokukage" is definitely a great choice. Thank you for the meal.

Kikage 2023.05.03 Today, the best thing I can do is to support local restaurants while being cautious. Let's all do our part and help out! I visited a Showa era cafe that is open during Golden Week. The cafe is located on Wakaba Street, near the intersection with Yayoi Street. The exterior has a nostalgic two-story white wall look. Inside, there is a cozy Showa era atmosphere with game tables. I arrived right at 8 o'clock, and it was a smoke-free environment. It was my first visit in 2023, and the owner greeted me with a "Happy New Year!" I ordered the following: - Beef Curry Rice for 850 yen (tax included) - Yakisoba for 850 yen (tax included) The Beef Curry Rice was full of ingredients and had a homely taste, very delicious and nostalgic. The Yakisoba came with a Snoopy decoration, and it was packed with vegetables and had a homely flavor, also very delicious and nostalgic. Everything about this place makes you feel happy and nostalgic in a Showa era way. I will definitely come back for breakfast. Thank you for the meal! Kikage - Opening hours: 8:00-17:00 - Closed: None

The shop is open from 8 o'clock. I ordered the service set and chose hot milk as my drink. The shop has many elderly customers, but it has a calm yet lively atmosphere. The taste is average, but it's nice that there are various options available.

Toast, pasta, curry, and more - a variety of delicious cafe menu items! The sizzling hot plate of Napolitan (850 yen) is a standout dish! This Napolitan has a sweet ketchup flavor. While Napolitan is typically known for its thick noodles, this version features thin noodles. The thin noodles allow the sauce to coat them well, resulting in a rich flavor. In addition to the prominent eggplant in the center, there is also plenty of chicken, vegetables, and a half-cooked egg on top. Breaking the egg yolk and mixing it in enhances the delicious taste. The hot plate is slightly small and the portion may be on the smaller side. Despite the serene atmosphere in the shop, which feels like time has stopped, it is actually a popular spot with customers constantly visiting for lunch. That's the kind of place it is!

Kikage 2023.01.03 What I can do now is to support at least food and beverage establishments while being very careful. Let's all do our best! Today is the last day of the New Year holiday. Since they were open from the 3rd, I wanted to eat a homey curry, so I visited "Kikage." The location is along Wakaba Street, just before the intersection with Yayoi Street. The exterior has a charming Showa-era white two-story building. Inside, there is a nostalgic and calm Showa-era atmosphere, with even a game table. It was exactly 8 o'clock when it became a smoking area. The first customer of 2023 greeted the owner and received a New Year's greeting. I ordered the following: - Curry Rice for 850 yen (tax included) - Meat Sauce for 850 yen (tax included) In about 10 minutes: - The curry rice was a beef curry with lots of ingredients, well stewed, and tasted like a delicious home-cooked curry. - The meat sauce was served on a hot steak plate with slightly thin spaghetti noodles. It had a tangy and slightly bitter taste from celery, giving a homey and nostalgic feeling. Everything makes you feel nostalgic and happy in the Showa era. When looking out the window, you can see a big mushroom on a tree. Once again, I will come for breakfast. Thank you for the meal. Kikage - Business hours: 8:00-17:00 - Closed on: No regular holidays

Kikage 2022.10.22 Today, I can at least support a restaurant while being careful. Let's all do our best together! Since it's my day off, I planned to have breakfast at a Showa-style café in the north, but it was unexpectedly closed. So, I decided to visit "Kikage" instead. It's located along Wakaba Street, near the intersection with Yayoi Street. The exterior has a charming Showa-era vibe with white walls and two floors. The interior is filled with a nostalgic Showa atmosphere, and there are even game tables. It was 8:15, and I opted for the following: - Omurice for 950 yen (tax included) - Yakisoba for 850 yen (tax included) Both dishes were served in about 10 minutes. - The omurice was a fluffy omelette on top of chicken rice, which turned out to be pork. It was delicious with a generous amount of ketchup. - The yakisoba, served with a sunny-side-up egg, was packed with vegetables and had a homey flavor reminiscent of a meal for three. It was delicious and comforting, bringing back nostalgic memories of the past. Overall, the experience at Kikage was like stepping back into the Showa era and feeling happy. I even saw a big mushroom outside the window. I will definitely come back for breakfast again. Thank you, Kikage! Kikage - Business hours: 8:00-17:00 - Closed on: No regular holidays

I had been curious about this restaurant even before my first visit. I ordered a menu item called "Kikage" because I was hungry, and it was light and just the right amount. I want to come back again. It was raining heavily, so the master told the staff to remind customers not to forget their umbrellas, which was a nice gesture.️

Visited a cafe for the first time as part of my cafe-hopping adventure ✨ The parking lot was quite spacious and there was even a separate building, making the place look quite large from the outside! Upon opening the door, I could smell cigarette smoke haha, making me think "Ah, a traditional cafe." I was seated in the non-smoking section separated by partitions ✨ The food menu was typical of a cafe, with options like pasta, hamburgers, curry, omurice, and a variety of parfaits ✨ I ordered the "Wood Shade Set," "Napolitan," and a sandwich. The sandwich was surprisingly voluminous for its price of 650 yen, with egg, potato salad, and salad included! The Napolitan and the plate dish also had a nostalgic taste to them!

Mr. Kikage is here. A non-smoking area! Hooray! I ordered the "Kikage set for 900 yen and a blended coffee for 230 yen"! It arrived in 30 minutes! Wow! Looks delicious! Let's dig in! The main dish was not fried rice, but it was okowa, and it was delicious! I enjoyed the salad, side dishes, fried egg, fruits, and soup alternately. Maybe the chef has changed, but the rice dishes are tastier now. I want to try more dishes next time! Thank you for the meal!

I love the café Kikage-san. I was hesitant to visit because of the smell of tobacco, but guess what! They now have a non-smoking area! I will definitely be coming here more often. I ordered the seafood spaghetti for 900 yen and a salad for 200 yen without hesitation. The sizzling spaghetti was irresistible! Next time, I'll try their rice dishes. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Today, I went to a retro-style café called "Kikage" after getting my asthma medication from the hospital. I ordered a set blend coffee for 200 yen and meat sauce pasta for 850 yen. The pasta was served on a hot steak plate, and it had a slightly thin spaghetti noodle. The dish had a hint of acidity and a subtle bitterness from celery, giving it a nostalgic and homey taste. I enjoyed the meal and will definitely come back for breakfast next time. Thank you for the delicious food, Kikage!

This is a cafe located in Higashi-Obihiro. I often come here for an early lunch. I usually order the teppan spaghetti. This time, I ordered the "Napolitan 850 yen + Hamburg 250 yen" and a "Set Coffee 200 yen". Soon, the hot teppan Napolitan arrived! This is the taste of a cafe! The portion size is also good. The coffee after the meal is also delicious. There are smokers around, but the taste is worth overcoming that. It was delicious again this time! Thank you for the meal!

Today, I really wanted to eat Napolitan, so I visited a Showa-style cafe called "Kikage" that I have used a few times before (^-^)/ Located on Wakaba Street, near the intersection with Yayoi Street. The exterior is a two-story white wall with a retro Showa vibe. Inside, there is a calm and retro atmosphere, with even a game table. I ordered the Napolitan for 850 yen (tax included)✨ It arrived in about 7 minutes. Served on a hot steak plate⤴️ The pasta noodles are slightly thin, around 1.4-1.6 millimeters. The ingredients include pork, eggplant, onion, red bell pepper, green pepper, and a sunny-side-up egg. Since the iron plate is hot, the egg should be placed on the Napolitan at the right moment to prevent it from becoming hard. The ketchup flavor with a hint of acidity gives a homey and nostalgic taste, which is delicious✨ I will definitely come back for breakfast next time✨ Thank you for the mealm(__)m

I went to Mokkage-san! I've been here 2-3 times before. It's a long-established coffee shop in Obihiro. The opening hours are from 8:00 to 17:00 with no regular holidays, they only close around New Year's. I arrived a bit early for lunch at 11:00, but there were already customers. The menu was presented in a clear file that was like a book, but surprisingly it was empty inside. When I pointed it out to the staff, they were also surprised. I ordered the Napolitan spaghetti for 800 yen. The elderly man next to me was deeply engrossed in a mahjong game. He didn't even touch his coffee or water, just focused on the game. The spaghetti was ready in about 7 minutes and it tasted nostalgic. The noodles were thin and easy to eat, with a tangy flavor. It was full of ingredients like pork, eggplant, onions, green peppers, and even an egg on top. I forgot to sprinkle the powdered cheese on top. It was quite filling and satisfying. It's amazing how popular this coffee shop is, with so many customers coming in. I enjoyed my spaghetti at Mokkage-san. Thank you for the meal! ( ^ω^ )

Recently, my husband has been waking up early and reading a lot of books. He was looking for a cafe that opens early in the morning, so I did some research and visited this place. It's a bit far from our house, but there are no cafes open from 8 a.m. nearby, so we had no choice. I had passed by the front of the shop before, so I knew it existed, but I had never been inside. The interior was very beautiful with stained glass windows. There were tables for gaming, but it had a mahjong-like atmosphere. It felt more like a classic coffee shop than a cafe. It had a nice atmosphere. We went around 9 a.m., and it was already filled with older people enjoying their time. The menu was typical of a coffee shop, and it was very comforting for someone in their 40s like me. I ordered the classic Neapolitan pasta, and my husband had the hamburger curry. The portions were generous and had a nostalgic taste. I was happy that it came with a fried egg because I love them. The curry also had a fried egg and fried eggplant on top, making it a hearty meal. We will definitely be back here occasionally.

This is a review written during my stay in Obihiro. It was my second visit to Kikage-san. The seat I sat in that day was a table with a game console, a nostalgic setup. It's a bit uncomfortable to sit on, but the retro feel is nice. I love the sign saying "Do not exchange money," it really adds to the nostalgic atmosphere. I hope they keep this Showa era vibe forever (^_^) I ordered the curry rice, which had sliced eggplant, potatoes, small mushrooms, and a little bit of ground meat, giving it a homely taste. I would have been happier if there were more carrots and meat chunks in it. The spiciness level was around medium to spicy, with a lingering heat afterwards, just the right amount of spiciness. The amount of curry roux was generous, which I appreciate as I like my curry with plenty of sauce. The half-cooked fried egg added a nice touch to the dish. I hope this shop continues to maintain its Showa era atmosphere. I also wanted to try their Napolitan dish. The delicious curry rice was a treat, thank you (*^_^*)

This is a long-established coffee shop. There are many other menus that I am interested in. Unlike Starbucks, the atmosphere is not strange, and the interior of the shop is quiet and calming. Next time, I want to try the pasta.