20 restaurantes por Recomendación en Cerca de Estación de Hagiwara

It's a cozy little shop with only a counter, where you can relax. It's enjoyable to watch the owner grind the beans and carefully drip the coffee right in front of you. The specialty coffee has a wide variety, and when you express your preferences, they suggest the perfect cup for you. The seasonal sweets are both visually stunning and delicious, and among them, the cherry Eton mess had the perfect balance of sweetness and the lightness of meringue. On another day, the combination of orange butter cake and Kenyan coffee was also a perfect match, with the aroma lingering until the end. Because it's a small space, conversations with the owner flow easily, making it a place where you fall more in love with the world of coffee and desserts.

The restaurant was bustling, but since I had a reservation, I was able to enjoy delicious meat without waiting.

There is a counter where you can see the grilling area, and it's enjoyable to watch the food being prepared. All the skewers are excellent, and the texture of the tsukune (chicken meatball) and the chewiness of the tongue are particularly good. The grilled mackerel is finished at the table, and it is fragrant and refreshing. The white liver skewers have no unpleasant odor, and their creamy texture is irresistible. There is a wide variety of sake, and there are also drinks like herbal cordials, making it fun to choose. The energetic staff responds to requests as much as they can, creating a comfortable atmosphere that lifts your spirits.