It was a cafe with a hard-to-find entrance. I passed by the shop many times but didn't notice it. I had a cheap and delicious morning set with toast, mini salad, and scrambled eggs, along with a cup of eikou blend. The scrambled eggs were tasty, and I recommend eating them by putting them on top of the toast! The coffee had a mild bitterness, slightly strong acidity, good aroma, weak body, and a sharp finish. I thought it was best enjoyed with an easy-to-drink meal.

A cafe located next to JR Fukuchiyama Station in Fukuchiyama City. The small shop has counter seats and table seats. The walls are bare concrete, while the counter has a wood grain finish, creating a strangely calming atmosphere. They also serve breakfast, with Service C being the most substantial option, including toast, salad, yogurt, and a drink. I chose coffee this time. The toast was served in three long, thin slices stacked like gold bars. It was the first time I had toast served like this. The salad had a boiled egg on top, making it a very satisfying breakfast.

The background music was just regular J-POP. I ordered a whiskey coffee. They also had whiskey tea and beer. Of course, they had a wide variety of soft drinks as well. They had sandwiches, curry, pancakes, and even ramen. I was really intrigued by the ramen, but I had already eaten ramen during the day and I'm planning to have Chinese food later. The Baumkuchen and coffee set menu was also appealing. The restroom was Western-style. The regular customers were chatting with the owner while reading sports newspapers. Since they open early in the morning, it seems like a good place to have breakfast. It's a cozy cafe with a relaxed atmosphere. Thank you for the meal.