During a break from work, I found this cafe that exudes a Showa era atmosphere. The ambiance is nice. Instead of my usual coffee order, I was feeling nostalgic and ended up ordering a cream soda. The cream soda was priced a bit high compared to the food menu, but it had a good balance of sweetness that helped me relax. However, I was surprised to find that most of the cakes were sold out. Overall, it was a good cafe to unwind in. Thank you for the meal!

In front of the Joyo City Hall, there is a cafe. I went in around noon on a Sunday. The interior of the cafe is quite spacious. There were only two customers there, so it was not crowded at all. I imagine it must be busier on weekdays with city hall employees. The menu was quite extensive, offering morning sets, lunch items, coffee, tea, fresh juice, cakes, waffles, pancakes, sandwiches, pilaf, gratin, pasta, and more. I was looking forward to having pancakes, but unfortunately they were out of pancakes. What a disappointment! I ended up ordering a fruit sandwich, and my companion ordered a mixed sandwich, along with some coffee. I had hoped the pancakes were freshly made, as I had seen waffles being cooked in the back on a previous visit. Oh well, the sandwiches were delicious. The fruit sandwich had bananas, peaches, and kiwi, while the mixed sandwich had thick slices of egg. The coffee was also good. This cafe in the Joyo-Terauda station area seems to be the best option around. The menu is diverse and satisfying. Hopefully, next time they will have pancakes available.