I was hesitant to visit this place after seeing some reviews about the service, but decided to give it a try as I thought I wouldn't know until I went myself. Overall, I didn't think the service was as bad as feared. However, my image of Inshokudo was a place with a variety of takeout bread lined up, but that was not the case at all. There were no takeout bread options. There were signs outside the shop prohibiting interior photography. Even after being seated, there were noticeable signs prohibiting photography on the walls, so I refrained from taking pictures of the food. Upon entering, I was immediately asked for my order. Feeling pressured, I quickly decided on the most prominent "brunch set" with a choice of black coffee, milk coffee, or orange juice. I chose black coffee. (When served, sugar cubes were placed on the spoon.) Since it seemed like cash only and there was a sign saying "We are sho