A café stand located in Ichijoji, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. It is set up in a corner of a beauty salon. There is a small terrace where you can also enjoy your drink. A hot coffee costs 500 yen, and you can choose between blend and single origin. I chose the medium-roasted Indian coffee. The aroma that comes through the nose is delightful. It has just the right bitterness and richness that I like. It was a good choice for a slightly chilly autumn night. The atmosphere, taste, service, and cost performance of the place were all quite satisfying. The hot dogs are also said to be delicious. I would like to try them if I have the chance.

I found out about a coffee and hot dog shop located right next to Ichijoji Station through a blog, so I decided to check it out. The shop is located right on the street, and I ordered the Ichijoji Dog (700 yen) which is a hot dog made with grilled meat, Ichinan bread, and chihare RAVENALA. I added cheese for an extra 50 yen. I also had a hot coffee from Ethiopia. The Ichijoji Dog took a little while to be served, but it was worth the wait. The sausage was juicy, the bun was crispy, and the sauces complemented them perfectly. It truly is a combination of the three shops in Ichijoji. I warmed up my body, which had gotten a little cold, with the slightly fruity Ethiopian coffee while enjoying the delicious hot dog. I heard that KBS Kyoto will be coming to do a feature on the shop soon, so I'm looking forward to watching it on TV!

It's a beauty salon and coffee shop combined. The coffee shop has cute windows that make an impact. The hot dogs look delicious, but since I had already eaten, I just enjoyed a hot coffee. The paper cups are also cute.

Today's meal without cheese was 700 yen. It was still delicious and satisfying!

After going to Pan no Chihare, I came here. I had the Ichijoji Dog for 700 yen. I added cheese as a topping for an extra 50 yen. It was delicious! I want to eat it again.