Today I visited for lunch. I had the mixed curry (700 yen) and it was curry overload. The mixed pickles were also too much... The curry had tender meat. The hashed beef seemed to have a lot of onions. I personally preferred the hashed beef. Next, I bought the milk brew that I was curious about last time. I thought it was a royal milk coffee, but when I tried it, it was not as sweet as I expected. It had a mysterious taste with both bitterness and aroma. It felt different from adding milk to coffee. Then, I found an interesting flyer at the store!! Oh, they sell cakes directly. At first, I was interested in the tiramisu and coffee jelly, but then I noticed that it was for those who work overtime. However, upon closer inspection, it said "pre-orders accepted," which means... Alright, I'll ask the staff. I asked and it was good to ask. I can pick it up on the 16th. But there is an expiration date, so pound cakes or tarts are possible. I secured my snacks for the holidays, so I'm looking forward to the next week. See you next week. Thank you for the meal.

I came here for a break since it was a straight line from Nihonbashi. The indoor seating was full so I was seated on the terrace. I started with their specialty iced coffee, taking a big sip and finishing it all. I was planning to add milk, but I thought it tasted better without anything, so I enjoyed it black. The terrace had a nice breeze, making it very pleasant. With a delicious coffee in hand, I reflected on the art museum. Thanks to their establishment 350 years ago, the economy has been running, allowing me to work. For my coffee on the way back, I tried their iced coffee with milk. Last time, I didn't pay much attention to the sweets, but this time I checked and found a large gateau! It suggested having it with a hot drink...which makes sense. However, I can't handle hot drinks this season as I sweat like Niagara Falls. I'll have to pass for now. Next time, I want to try orange juice with cheesecake. They also have chocolates and cookies! They even have milk coffee. Maybe it's Royal Milk Coffee? I also tried their LINE stamp card, so I will definitely come back.

I went to Suipara in Ueno and had coffee from Aomikaffee. I ordered a cafe latte and it was delicious, so I decided to walk to sweat off the latte. I walked from the east exit to the south exit and then to the west. I was sweating a lot, so I decided to order a "cold brew iced coffee" for 200 yen. I like my coffee bitter and without anything added, but if I do add something, I prefer milk. The coffee was easy to drink, maybe because it was cold brewed. It was a bit less bitter than usual. Since it was hot, I decided to buy another cup for the way back. I got an iced blend, which was machine-brewed and had a more bitter taste. I should have asked for less ice, as I prefer it that way. It would be great for those who like a bitter taste. They also have a variety of desserts like pudding and roast their own beans, so I will try that next time. I also bought some self-roasted almonds and walked to Tokyo Station snacking on them. It was a sweaty walk. Thank you for the meal.

I happened to pass by and decided to try the outdoor menu. This place used to be an old-fashioned coffee shop. It seems that Aomi Coffee has several locations in Tokyo. It is mandatory to order a drink for dine-in. I ordered the curry in a large portion (500 yen) and an iced coffee (200 yen). Both the curry and coffee are self-service, so I served them on a plastic tray myself. I also tried the hashed beef that was available. I mixed and tried both types of curry. The curry was chicken curry with lots of chicken bones, but I didn't take them as it seemed messy. The curry was on the watery side with a mild flavor. I personally found the hashed beef to be richer and tastier. There were several types of coffee available, and they were served in quite large cups, which felt like a good deal. The coffee had a bitter taste, but the flavor was quite good.

After 10 o'clock, I wanted to have a coffee but was greeted by the enticing smell of curry. When I asked if I could still have some, they said yes, so I enjoyed a slightly late morning curry. The chicken wings were well cooked and the pork was also flavorful. The sweetness of the onions balanced out the slightly tangy spiciness, which was excellent. The curry cost 400 yen, and it's a must to order a 200 yen drink if dining in. Despite being a coffee bean shop's antenna shop, the taste was exceptional. Of course, the coffee was also great, with a wide variety of beans available for just 200 yen.

I wanted to take a break and enjoy a delicious coffee, so I went to Seikai Coffee. I had been to the shop in Jimbocho before and I was so impressed that I could get such delicious coffee for only 100 yen! Today, I decided to visit the shop in Kanda. It's a small shop with only four two-seater tables, so depending on the time, you might not be able to find a seat. The shop in Jimbocho had seating on the second floor, and the view overlooking Hakusan Street from the window was nice. I will definitely visit the Jimbocho shop again. Thank you for the delicious coffee today as well.

I stopped by for a coffee break in Kanda on my day off. From the outside, it looked like a coffee bean shop, but once inside, I saw there was also a seating area for enjoying coffee. I decided to have my coffee inside. I ordered the Kanda Blend for 200 yen. The coffee was made from a coffee machine and I was able to choose from a variety of beans. It turned out to be more authentic than I expected. It's a great place where you can casually enjoy a real coffee for just 200 yen.

On August 14, 2022, I visited a place called Aomi Coffee in Kanda. I was pleasantly surprised to find it open during the Obon holiday. It's a self-service cafe where you can enjoy delicious curry and coffee for only 600 yen. The chicken curry was well-cooked and tasty, and the iced coffee was refreshing. Kanda has a unique charm with a mix of old-fashioned and modern establishments, making it a great place to explore. The atmosphere in Kanda feels different from other parts of Tokyo, and enjoying coffee and curry there was a relaxing experience.

It is a rare coffee shop where you can get both hot and iced coffee to go for the same price as a convenience store, 100 yen. The shop operates on an honor system with a donation box, and they also offer drinks, cookies, desserts, and sandwiches for 200 yen or less. The system may be a bit confusing at first, especially with multiple menu options, but the staff is always there to help. They also serve self-serve curry during lunchtime, and there is a small dining area inside. Although the prices are very affordable, some may hesitate to dine in due to the visibility from the street corner. I have only tried their hot coffee to go before, but today I decided to try the iced coffee. It was a unique experience to fill the cup with ice and pour the coffee from the machine myself. The effort to provide coffee for 100 yen is commendable. Thank you for the meal.

At the corner of the intersection between Shusse Fudo Street and Sotobori Street, on the first floor of the building, a new café called Aomi Coffee opened in August 2021. It is a self-service café where you can enjoy coffee tasting for only 100 yen. Aomi Coffee has multiple locations, including one in Aomi Frontier Building where they also have a roasting factory and warehouse. The company behind Aomi Coffee, Inoue Shoji Co., Ltd., is known for operating dessert paradises nationwide and started roasting their own coffee beans at Aomi Frontier Building to complement their sweets offerings, leading to the birth of Aomi Coffee. I had seen their stores in places like Jinbocho and Kudanshita before, but this time I visited their Kanda branch for the first time. The reason being that their sandwiches looked delicious and were half price! They had four types of sandwiches available: Nasu Goyou Tamago (Nasu Goyou egg) rolled omelette sandwich for 300 yen, Nasu Goyou egg salad sandwich for 300 yen, Chicken Katsu sandwich for 400 yen (sold out), and Teriyaki Chicken sandwich for 400 yen. If they are half price, it's a great deal. The coffee is self-served using a machine, and I opted for the Kanda Blend (200 yen) instead of the Aomi Blend (100 yen). It was a Full City Roast. I also got the Nasu Goyou egg salad sandwich for 150 yen and put 350 yen in the small donation box. The interior of the café has five tables for two people each. The Nasu Goyou egg salad sandwich was fluffy and filled with plenty of ingredients. Nasu Goyou egg is known for its sweetness, glossiness, and rich flavor, and it was indeed delicious. Despite being in the evening, the sandwich was still fresh and tasty. The half-price sandwiches in the evening were a great deal.

Visit date and time: Weekday 8:00-8:20 Weather: Sunny Visited as a morning visit. There is no morning menu. Drinks are self-service, and you also have to take the food from the shelf and put money in a box like a donation box by yourself. There are staff members, but they generally do not speak to you unless it's a greeting. There were a few takeout customers, but no dine-in customers initially. One person came later, but there was still plenty of space available. Dashimaki Tamago Sandwich - 300 yen Cafe Latte - 200 yen The tamago sandwich is limited to weekdays, and there was also an egg salad type available, but I chose the dashimaki. The bread was soft, with a hint of spiciness from the mustard mayonnaise spread. However, I found the taste to be a bit bland since the dashimaki didn't stand out much. The cafe latte was small in quantity, but for 200 yen, it was acceptable. I also picked up a cake to take home. Homemade Cheesecake - 200 yen (tax included) Although it was labeled as homemade, it seemed to be manufactured in Hyogo... It turned out to be a souffle type rather than baked, and it was light. Considering the price, it was decent but nothing extraordinary.

A new shop has opened up where there used to be a cafe not too long ago. The smell of good coffee beans wafts outside the shop. The sign says "Roasted Coffee Beans Direct Sales". I notice a sign from afar that says "Coffee Tasting for 100 yen" and I'm intrigued by the price. As I approach the shop, I feel a bit overwhelmed by the somewhat cluttered atmosphere. When I ask the staff about the shop's system, they explain that it's all self-service. You put money in the donation box and then help yourself. It feels very modern. Towards the back, there's a rice warmer likely for takeout curry rice, and I wonder if it's okay to serve yourself in these times. Cups and ice are available for self-service, and you pour your own coffee. It's similar to the machines at Mini Stop, I think. I see a "Kanda Blend" for 200 yen, so I put ice in a cup, press the button on the case, and don't forget to put money in the donation box. There doesn't seem to be much staff supervision, so I worry a bit. The coffee has a strong bitterness and acidity, which I find delicious. I'm used to the milder taste of Seven Eleven coffee, so this is a nice change. The price of 200 yen is reasonable, so I think I'll buy from here occasionally. It's a convenient and user-friendly shop.

【Aoki Coffee Kanda Store】A 5-minute walk from Kanda Station, this coffee specialty store offers carefully selected coffee for just 100 yen ☕️ During lunchtime, you can also enjoy curry for 400 yen! The store has become particularly popular among nearby workers. The atmosphere inside the store has also changed completely! I was the one who helped with the property introduction. Everyone, please come visit! If you become my customer, I will do my best to help you achieve your dreams. This is what I call "a job that leaves a mark on the map."【Store I helped this time】Aoki Coffee Kanda Store 03-6285-2680 Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Uchi-Kanda 2-6-4 Shibata Building 1F. #StoreRealEstate #RealEstateBrokerage #RealEstate #ChuoLine #StoreTakeover #Opening #StoreIntermediation #AJobThatLeavesAMarkOnTheMap

I finished drinking the coffee beans I bought in Kameari last month, and among the different types of beans I bought, I tried grinding and drinking the Ilgacheffe. The roasting color is a light brown, which seems to be what I was looking for. I boiled the water and let it cool slightly, then dripped it. The fresh acidity is irresistible. The taste felt a bit weak, maybe because the water was a little too much. I didn't feel the lingering finish like red wine, so next time I'll try using a little less water. In the future, I plan to buy beans from the same store and have them roasted.

Affordable lunch option with curry rice and iced coffee. They offer various brands of coffee (iced and hot) ranging from 100 to 300 yen. In addition to curry, the thick omelette sandwich is also recommended!

Curry and coffee for 600 yen. Leaving Kanda, so saying goodbye to this shop. Kanda has many curry shops, but this one stood out for its cost performance. Let's meet again someday.

Curry and coffee for 600 yen. The taste has returned! Last time, did they make a mistake in their ingredients? Either way, as someone who will soon leave Kanda, it's sad to say goodbye to the curry here.

Curry and coffee for 600 yen. I have been coming here for a while, but this was the first time the curry wasn't delicious. It had a burnt smell and only tasted like chicken. Disappointing.

Curry and coffee for 600 yen. Thanks to this restaurant, I find myself eating curry more often. It's delicious.

Curry and coffee for 600 yen, I'm addicted.