ibushi cafe
いぶしcafe / Ibushi cafe
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A creative Japanese cuisine cafe in a charming Japanese space
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Ibushi Cafe is a restaurant that offers Japanese cuisine and sweets in a cafe style, based on the concept of 'Invisible Craftsman's Touch'. Our chef, who has trained at a long-established ryotei in Kyoto, is dedicated to providing dishes that ensure customer safety, security, and deliciousness. One example of this is 'Aroma'. Aroma is an essential element that cannot be overlooked in creating 'Flavor' and 'Richness'. We use smoked seasonings made from thinned wood from Aichi during cooking to enhance the deep richness of our dishes.
We use the brand rice 'Haenuki' from Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture, which has rich soil, clean water, abundant sunlight, and significant temperature differences between seasons and day and night. It is a rice with a good taste, aroma, and texture that pairs well with various dishes.
We use traditional soy sauce from a long-established manufacturer, made with a two-stage brewing process from the Kanto region. It is a 'completely additive-free' seasoning with no added flavorings, colorings, or preservatives.
We use pink rock salt that has been ground into a powder. We use the ones that have been carefully smoked in-house at our shop.
We use extra virgin olive oil from Spain. By smoking it, it adds a rich flavor to the dishes.
We use tea leaves produced by contract farmers in Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture, using traditional cultivation methods. By being grown in the unique temperature differences of the mountainous area between morning and evening, it results in a rich and flavorful tea.
We use high-quality black-haired Wagyu beef that has been carefully nurtured in the land of Aichi, blessed with a warm climate and abundant water.
How about a smoked seasoning made using thinning wood from Aichi as an accent for your dishes? Just adding a little bit changes the flavor significantly.
This is a chopstick rest made from tiles modeled after the demon tiles known as 'Kodai Kimen'.
Today, let's indulge a little... Rice, pork miso soup (with sake lees), a selection of 3 side dishes, salad, lightly pickled vegetables with smoked salt. Drink fee +330 yen.
Just right for your usual morning - rice, pork soup (with sake lees), and lightly pickled vegetables with smoked salt. You can enjoy it for the price of the drink only.
In the pork miso soup, we add sake lees that have been carefully steamed in a steam oven for over an hour to evaporate the alcohol. By doing this, the soup gains a deep richness and umami, and we take pride in how delicious it is. Enjoy it as is at first, then add smoked oil, and finally, add coarsely ground pepper to experience the changes in flavor.
How about a smoked seasoning made with thinning wood from Aichi, which adds a fragrant accent to your dishes? Just a little bit added can significantly change the flavor.
Smoked soy sauce catalana and seasonal fruit parfait
A selection of two rich terrines made with tea leaves from Kyoto
Matcha and Hojicha each
Plain and smoked varieties
<TAKE OUT> HOT・ICE Using coffee beans roasted evenly from the core with the strong heat and radiant heat of bamboo charcoal. It has a well-balanced flavor with moderate bitterness, richness, and a sweet aftertaste, resulting in a mellow taste.
<TAKE OUT> HOT・ICE Coffee beans roasted evenly with bamboo charcoal to achieve a moderate bitterness and richness are extracted under pressure, and finished with milk that has a mellow sweetness.
A fragrant, specially selected hojicha made luxuriously from the first tea harvested every year in May to June. The tea leaves, which have slowly grown in the highlands of Gifu Prefecture, endure the temperature differences between morning and evening, resulting in a rich and deep flavor.
Compared to overseas black tea, Japanese black tea has less bitterness and astringency, allowing you to enjoy the original flavor and aroma of the tea leaves.
This jasmine tea blooms beautifully in a pot named after the craft peach, which is likened to the symbol of good fortune, the immortal peach. It is characterized not only by its appearance but also by its elegant aroma and subtle sweetness.
<TAKE OUT>HOT・ICE A refreshing bitterness and flavor from Kyoto-produced matcha, combined with a refined sweetness of wasanbon sugar, finished with rich milk.
<TAKE OUT>HOT・ICE This is a cup made by mixing rich milk with syrup made from deeply roasted hojicha powder produced in Kyoto, combined with the elegant sweetness and rich flavor of wasanbon sugar.
Homemade syrup made by slowly soaking fresh lemons in honey

