Stylish café in Fushimi Inari, Kyoto! When you enter the café, you'll see a large coffee machine with a variety of coffee beans. I tried the strawberry mille-feuille with ginger man cookie, and it was not only cute but also delicious! The crispy mille-feuille with black tea cream and custard was amazing. The cinnamon-flavored cookie on the side was also to my liking. I ordered the Café Orangette as my drink, and it was beautifully layered with orange and espresso, creating a great combination. The staff's service was excellent, making this café my favorite spot! There were also many foreign customers enjoying their time there.

A stylish cafe located about a 5-minute walk from Fushimi Inari. When I entered the store, I could feel the attention to detail with a big coffee machine in the center. I ordered the Cafe au Lait for 650 yen and the Strawberry Mille-feuille for 1500 yen. I sat at the counter and could see them making my drink and carefully preparing the Mille-feuille. Both were delicious. There were also foreign customers, but the staff were conversing in English, showing their professionalism. It was a wonderful cafe and a memorable experience.

I always used to buy beans from this shop's online store, but I finally decided to visit the actual shop during Golden Week. Not only can you compare drip coffees (blends, single origins), but they also have latte options and more. The second floor has a stylish atmosphere where you can forget about your daily life and enjoy a cafe time. Their specialty tiramisu and limited-time strawberry mille-feuille are both of high quality like those from specialty shops. I had them put the coffee in my tumbler that I brought with me, so I could enjoy the coffee on my way home.

About Us Coffee / Fushimi Inari @about_us_coffee Just a 6-minute walk from Fushimi Inari Shrine, this hidden coffee roaster in the back alley feels like a cozy retreat ☕️ From light to dark roast, you're sure to find your favorite here. - Strawberry Mille-feuille - Cafe Latte - Coffee Jelly Milk - Ginger Man Cookies The Strawberry Mille-feuille is a thin, crispy pastry sandwich with three layers of tea, rum, and custard cream. As soon as you take a bite, you'll enjoy the nice aroma of tea and delicious flavors. It's decorated with fresh strawberries and raspberries, and you can savor the marriage of flavors with the accompanying tea syrup. The Ginger Man Cookies have a strong cinnamon spice flavor, which pairs well with the rich latte that is also quite popular ❤️ I wonder if I should try the Croque Monsieur next time. #KyotoCafe #FushimiInariCafe #aboutuscoffee #MilleFeuille #StrawberrySweets

♡【ABOUT US COFFEE】♡Kyoto❤︎‬ Fukakusa♡Strawberry Millefeuille ¥1400♡After visiting Fushimi Inari, head to ABOUT US COFFEE, a stylish coffee roaster located a 5-minute walk from Keihan Main Line Ryukoku-daigaku-mae Fukakusa Station, to get a seasonal limited edition dessert⸜ ෆ‪ ‪⸝‍♡Enjoy this limited-time dessert with strawberries until they're gone\(　˙▿˙　)/♡A vibrant Millefeuille adorned with large strawberries, sandwiched between crispy pastry layers, and filled with 3 types of cream(ˊ⸝⸝o̴̶̷ ̫ o̴̶̷⸝⸝ˋ)Sip on the accompanying black tea syrup while eating the Millefeuille, allowing the flavors to come together in your mouth, creating a unique dining experienceꪔ̤̥ꪔ̤̮ꪔ̤̫♡The cream is light and subtly sweet, complementing the sweet and tangy flavor of the strawberries(⑉• •⑉)❤︎The gentle sweetness of the cream blends beautifully with the strawberries' tartness, creating an elegant and delicious taste. When you take a sip of the black tea syrup in between bites, the aroma of the tea perfectly complements the Millefeuille\♥︎/♡Add on the cute gingerbread man cookie topping⸝⸝⸝♡Crisp with a hint of cinnamon flavor( ੭˙ᗜ˙)੭♡I was able to enjoy a leisurely time in a private setting as I went right after the opening(˶ˊᵕˋ˵)♡Restaurant Name: ABOUT US COFFEEReservation: Not availableAccess: 5-minute walk from JR Inari Station and Keihan Fukakusa Station, 184m from Inari StationBusiness Hours: [Mon-Fri] 11:00-18:00, [Sat-Sun-Holidays] 10:00-18:00Closed: Tuesdays (Open on holidays)♡#ABOUTUSCOFFEE

I walked from Kyoto Station as part of my exercise routine. It took about 40 minutes, but I enjoyed the feeling of occasionally exercising! (I took the bus back home though... It's important not to push yourself too hard!) The cafe is a bit off the main street, so it's a bit hard to find, but that also means it's not too crowded, which is nice! This time, I had French toast for 800 yen and a Geisha coffee for around 1000 yen. Sorry, I can't remember the exact price. All the coffee served was from Ethiopia. Maybe it was just one of those days. Personally, I love the fruity flavor of Geisha coffee, so I was happy. The French toast paired well with the slight acidity of the Geisha coffee and was delicious. I didn't take any photos this time, but the second-floor interior is really Instagrammable if there are empty seats. I'll definitely come back! Thank you for the meal. Lastly, I'll copy and paste a message from the website that the cafe wants to convey: "Wish your happiness bloom… with a cup of bliss." This message is one of the themes of ABOUT US COFFEE. The continuation is, "Wish your happiness bloom… with a cup of bliss." By combining the meaning of the orchid symbol flower of ABOUT US COFFEE, "bringing happiness," and the moment when the taste of coffee is brought out, "blooming," we hope that everyone will have a wonderful time with a cup of coffee.

I went to a popular cafe in Kyoto where the Tiramisu is delicious!! They specialize in specialty coffee with a concept of "world-class roasting from Kyoto". They use high-quality coffee beans sourced by a Q Grader with international coffee tasting qualifications. It's about a 5-minute walk from Fushimi Inari Station on the Keihan line! You order on the first floor after entering the Keihan line, and there are seats on the second floor. The interior is lovely with a white-based color scheme, and there are also spots for great photos! - Iced Cafe Latte ¥550: You can choose between standard or strong milk. I definitely prefer more milk, haha. - Tiramisu in the style of Abaas ¥750: I really wanted to try the Tiramisu here! It has coffee jelly inside, and it's a Tiramisu that I don't mind the bitterness of!! - Gingerbread Man Cookie ¥200: Cute gingerbread man cookie!! This is a must-post ✨ - Today's Cheesecake ¥650: A daily changing cheesecake! This time, it was a cheesecake with rum raisins. The coffee is carefully selected, and the sweets are delicious, and it's so stylish.. For those looking for a cafe near Fushimi Inari, this is a must-see ☺️

I cycled south along the Kamogawa River and ended up feeling a bit lost after passing Kyoto Station. I noticed a large police school and thought it was impressive. Then I stumbled upon a stylish coffee shop. I decided to go in and it turned out to be really nice. The staff were polite and the atmosphere was calming. The cheesecake and cold brew coffee were delicious!

Specialty coffee shop located in Fushimi Inari, Kyoto...☑︎ Pudding ☑︎ Ginger Man Cookie ☑︎ Iced Coffee / Ethiopia...If you love coffee, be sure to stop by this coffee specialty shop in Fushimi Inari with excellent taste...They offer a wide range of beans from fruity light roast to rich dark roast, so you can enjoy your favorite coffee...Plus, the sweets we had together were really delicious (๑´ڡ`๑)♥...The pudding has a perfect sweetness and a fluffy texture that I love♩The caramel is served on the side, so you can adjust the sweetness as you like◎ Also, you can change the flavor with the separate black tea syrup, so you can enjoy it without getting tired...I'm curious about the canelé and Basque cheesecake, so I'll visit again when I go to Fushimi Inari❁

I visited a famous coffee shop in Fushimi Inari. I had a strawberry mille-feuille and a cafe latte. The place was really stylish, with the second floor filled with orchids, which was super cute. The first floor is pet-friendly. There is also a small terrace where you can sit.

I wanted to drink delicious coffee, so I searched and visited about us coffee. As a coffee lover, my body craves for delicious coffee. The location is a bit hard to find, but the exterior atmosphere is nice. When I entered, there was a big machine on the first floor! You can taste various coffees and order your favorite one. There were multiple types of coffee in HARIO's triangular flask, making me feel like I was doing a chemical experiment. I chose my favorite coffee and ordered it with some sweets. The first floor has counter seats, and there are tables on the second floor as well. The second floor has a slightly girly vibe too. If you are a man alone, you might prefer the counter seats on the first floor. The coffee came in a glass pot and was served in a somewhat traditional Japanese-style cup. Since I chose the beans myself, the coffee was delicious, and the portion was satisfying. I also received a sheet explaining the coffee beans, so I could learn more about them. This shop is full of love for coffee. As for the sweets, when I saw the prices, I thought they were a bit high. However, the fruits were included and both the taste and appearance were satisfying. The pudding came with both black tea syrup and caramel syrup. I tried the black tea first, then the caramel, and concluded that caramel is the best for pudding. The pudding was homemade and had a firm texture. It was delicious. Since it's right near R University, there seem to be many student customers. I wish there were more shops like this near universities. Both the coffee and sweets were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Instagrammable cafe! I went there for the canelé and strawberry mille-feuille, but both were sold out. So popular!! The second floor sofa seats were all filled with white flowers, maybe orchids, making it stylish and perfect for photos. The table seats were chic and cozy. The coffee was high-quality, and you could choose the beans. It feels like opening a new door. Whether you go for the Instagrammable photos or the serious coffee, it's worth it. I really want to try the canelé next time. The staff were friendly and welcoming, I would love to go back. I had the cheesecake and pudding, both were delicious as expected... It had that taste like, "It's homemade by a guy, but he used expensive ingredients, right?" Simple yet delicious. And it goes well with coffee. It's a place where you might want to go with your partner and take mirror selfies. A bit of a wishful thinking.

I had a great drink that was a mix of orange juice and coffee! There were about 5-6 types of beans, so it would be nice to have a tasting set to compare them. I was surprised to find that they also serve hearty curry. It would be perfect if they had a parking lot.

The shop has a cool and simple vibe with a black and white color scheme. There are various small items placed around that are great for taking stylish photos. The Cafe Latte and Ginger Man Cookie were cute, delicious, and very satisfying.

I found this place on Instagram and decided to visit. They grind the coffee beans and drip them to make authentic coffee. I was surprised by the variety of coffee options from different regions. The detailed explanations on the menu helped me understand more about the coffee I was enjoying. The French toast was delicious, with generous amounts of honey and a soft, chewy texture. They also sell beans online, so I definitely want to try that. The first floor has a traditional coffee shop vibe, while the second floor has a more trendy, Instagrammable feel. It's a place where both older people and young people, as well as coffee lovers, can enjoy.

I went in the morning and chose a light roast coffee. It was fruity with a nice acidity and very delicious. The Keema curry was surprisingly spicy and tasty. I was able to relax in the stylish interior of the restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

This time, I tried a hot Colombian coffee and two types of Ethiopian iced coffee. The coffee is roasted in-house at the shop, so it has a wonderful aroma and various flavors that can be enjoyed from the first sip to the last. It was a delightful and enjoyable time with a lot of different flavors. The staff were also lovely and attentive, making it a highly recommended shop for coffee lovers! I will definitely visit again. Thank you very much!

Homemade roasted coffee is delicious♪ A hidden gem cafe in a back alley! "About Us Coffee" opened in September 2019 in Fushimi Inari, Kyoto. I had seen this place on Instagram and was curious to visit. When I had the chance to visit Fushimi Inari, I looked it up and found out it was nearby, so I decided to check it out. The cafe is about a 5-minute walk from JR Inari Station. It's tucked away in a narrow back alley, and after walking for a while, you suddenly come across a cafe with a black exterior. The building is quite impressive, and the cafe is filled with the aroma of coffee. The first floor has counter seats, and the second floor has table seating. The space is simple, stylish, and well-designed. They offer a wide variety of coffee types, from light to dark roasts, catering to different preferences. There is a large roaster next to the cafe, which adds to the atmosphere. The taste profiles of the coffees are displayed on a chart, making it easy to choose. Surprisingly, they also have a diverse food menu with 6 types of toast, 2 types of Keema curry, and various sweets like canelé, pudding, and donuts that pair well with coffee. Whether you want a light snack or a full meal, this place seems suitable for both. Upstairs, you'll find a stylish and chic space with one side having white walls and the other side having black walls, creating an interesting contrast. The highlight is the "flower wall" on the white side, made of artificial flowers but still visually stunning. It's a great spot for taking photos! For lunch, I tried the Japanese-style Keema curry, which starts off mild but gradually reveals its spiciness. It had a unique touch with hints of bonito flakes and natto. The texture of the green onions and sesame added to the dish's flavor. After lunch, I enjoyed some sweets - canelé and gingerbread man cookies - along with a deep roast coffee blend. Everything was delicious and exceeded my expectations. The cafe is not only a great place for coffee but also for tasty meals in a beautiful setting filled with flowers. It's conveniently located near the famous Fushimi Inari Shrine, making it a perfect stop during your visit to Fushimi. I highly recommend checking it out!

After eating ramen, I wandered around the Shidun Kaido street. I discovered a stylish coffee shop tucked away in a narrow alley. It seemed like they had just opened today. Since I had just eaten, I decided to order a coffee. I'm not really particular about the taste of coffee, so the friendly staff helped me choose a hand drip coffee (450 yen) which was made with care and took a bit of time. The receipt had the Wi-Fi password printed on it for use in the shop. The coffee was delicious, with a nice balance of acidity and aroma as it cooled down. I ended up taking a long way home. It seems like there is seating on the 2nd floor, so I might visit again when I have the chance.

I was looking forward to the unexpected coffee stand opening in the Fushimi area. It's located a bit south of Kurama. It's a hidden gem location, tucked away east off the Shidan Kaido. What surprised me was that it seemed like the whole building was renovated, not just a tenant in a condo. The first floor is the kitchen and there are spacious seating areas on the second floor, like a mix of a café and a coffee stand. The roaster is a German brand commonly seen in Kyoto. The espresso machine is from Sanremo. This time, I chose an Ethiopian Washed coffee from four options for pour-over. I was pleased to see they had a variety of pastries to choose from. I went with the canelé that you can easily pick up by hand. Lately, more places are offering canelés, but the quality is high everywhere. I observed the brewing process, where they quickly drip a generous amount of beans at a low temperature. It had a strong aroma similar to black tea. The seating ranges from benches to tables, offering a flexible style. Everyone seemed skilled, so I was surprised to learn that the official opening will be in October. Some items like AeroPress were still being prepared. It's within walking distance from Fukakusa Station. It's a niche location, but I recommend it for coffee enthusiasts.