I had a hot dog and chiffon cake. The cheese in the hot dog was unusually delicious. What's in it?! The chiffon cake is airy. Even the cream is airy but delicious. They also brew the coffee to your liking. The cozy atmosphere of the café gives off the impression of having many regular customers.

After a long time, I strolled around and ran into a few acquaintances, exchanging greetings and commenting on what a nice town it is. I got a haircut and then stopped for a smoke. Today's coffee is from Honduras, freshly roasted this morning. I brewed it in a demitasse (also known as a small cup) and enjoyed its elegant aroma. I bought some beans to take home, and when I brewed them using my Balmuda coffee maker, it was just blissful.

In May 2023, during the afternoon, I got off at Kameari Station on the Toden Arakawa Line and took a leisurely stroll. I came across a restaurant where I wanted to have a late lunch, but to my surprise, it was only open for dinner, so I decided to walk to Ikebukuro. However, I got tired along the way and ended up at this cafe called Onibaba Soba. The cafe, located in a renovated old house, had a calm atmosphere with soothing background music. Most of the customers were alone, reading books and enjoying their own time. I wanted to relax too, so I ordered a cake and tea to satisfy my hunger before lunch. I had the Gâteau Chocolat, which had a crispy outer layer and a moist inside with a nice chocolate sweetness. The cream on top was just right, and the thin slices disappeared quickly. The Assam Leaf Tea was served in a pot and was perfect to enjoy as a milk tea halfway through. My hunger was satisfied, and I spent some leisurely time before leaving the cafe. I prefer quieter cafes like this one. Thank you for the meal.

Around snack time, at around 3:00 PM, I casually visited Kiazuma Coffee alone. The first floor of the shop has 4 counter seats and 2 two-seater tables. You can see inside from outside, so you can tell how crowded it is before entering. My order was: - Kiazuma Blend (Dark Roast) ¥650 * Blend coffee is ¥200 off with a cake set The original blend named after the shop is a fragrant coffee based on Brazil that goes well with cake! I was served in a WEDGWOOD Hunting Scene cup & saucer. It's a discontinued item, very precious. I used to like WEDGWOOD when I was single, so it brought back nostalgic feelings. Located on the Kameido Tenjin-dori, many people come for takeout coffee, and the original stylish illustrated sticker cups are cute. - Gateau Chocolat ¥500 The Gateau Chocolat is rich, moist, and not dry. It has a sweet, smooth and soft cream on top, very delicious!! I'm glad I ordered it. Thank you for the meal.

"The 'Kikimamegami' located in Omotesando, with a classical Japanese atmosphere that is soothing. It's easy to pass by without noticing it... Inside the quiet and calm ambiance, sipping coffee leisurely was truly a luxurious experience. I ordered the blend coffee, but they offer around 10 types of coffee so asking the master for a recommendation might be a good idea. - Milk Chiffon Cake @ ¥500 Moist and fluffy chiffon cake with a delightful cream. The cream was so generous that I thought it might be too much, but it was a pleasant surprise. - Set KiAzuma Blend (Dark Roast) @ ¥650 → ¥450 Mild bitterness with a clear and refreshing finish. I was expecting a stronger kick, but the deep roasted coffee had a transparent and crisp taste. Photo: - Taken with Nikon Z7II × Nikkor-S Auto 50mm f1.4 Thank you for your hard work. Grateful. Situation: - Visited solo on a weekday around 13:25 - No waiting time - Sat at the end seat of the counter"

Before visiting the Kojinomoto Shrine, I found a cafe that had a very simple appearance, but the counter, tables, and dishes were stylish! The coffee was delicious, and the chiffon cake had a refreshing sweetness which was great. Despite being small, it was a cozy cafe and I recommend it.

On the way to Kojimaya Shrine, I visited this place. From the outside, the shop looked dimly lit, and for a moment I thought it was closed. But when I opened the lattice door and stepped inside, it was like a hidden gem - a tastefully designed space! I ordered cheesecake and coffee. The cake had a pleasantly restrained sweetness, which I enjoyed. The vintage cups were lovely, and the coffee was also delicious and crisp. It was a cozy and comfortable place to be.

I bought some coffee beans for home use this morning, freshly roasted from Tanzania. When brewed at home, it tasted light and delicious, but at the café, it had a wonderful fluffy taste. The shop is bustling with customers, and the handsome owner is working diligently. It's a great scene. I will definitely visit again.

Old folk house café along the approach to Kibitsu-jinja Shrine. The building dates back to 1932 and used to be a ramen shop. The interior is quiet and calm, mainly catering to solo or couple customers. The atmosphere is slightly dim with jazz music playing. They roast their own coffee beans, with a roasting machine on display. They use carefully hand-picked beans and roast them frequently, ensuring freshness. Their blend of three types of beans, mainly from Brazil, is popular, as well as their iced café au lait served in a large wine glass. Homemade light snacks like cheesecake, milk chiffon, and coffee jelly are also said to be delicious, so I'd like to try them next time.

I discovered this place in Zoshigaya and decided to try it out. I did some research and since I love hot dogs, I was drawn to this place. I couldn't decide between a hot dog or a cheese dog, so I went with a blend of both. It was simple but the taste was spot on. The blend was dark roasted just the way I like it. I would definitely stop by again if I'm in the area.

Second stop on the Zoshigaya cafe tour. After having lunch at the first cafe and not feeling too full, I decided to check out this place I found in a cafe feature in a magazine. This cafe is located in a traditional house along the approach to Kishibojin Shrine, giving off a vibe of the early Showa era. They seem to take their coffee beans very seriously here. There is a roaster at the back, and they grind the beans after you place your order. I had a hot dog (500 yen) and Kiazma blend coffee (600 yen), with a 200 yen discount. The coffee is dark roasted, with a hint of charcoal aroma. It's quite light and easy to drink. The hot dog, with pickles generously stuffed between crisply toasted buns, was delicious when topped with ketchup. There are many paperback books on the shelf near the entrance to the restroom, mostly science fiction like Dick. It's a genre I haven't read much of. I admire the idea of spending time reading while sipping coffee. The straight coffee is also 600 yen, just like the blend. The chiffon cake looks tempting too. There are seats on the second floor as well. Since it's close to my home, I'd like to visit again. My stomach has finally settled down.

This is a cafe that was renovated from a traditional house built in the 7th year of the Showa era. It has a hidden, cozy atmosphere. The blend coffee set costs 950 yen, and they also offer a cheese dog and Kiazma blend coffee. The cafe has a dimly lit and calming ambiance, perfect for relaxing alone. The Kiazma blend is a coffee blend made from Brazilian beans, roasted in-house, and carefully dripped. It has a rich flavor profile with a nutty aroma. The cheese dog, which I saw in reviews, was delicious with crispy bread, juicy sausage, and gooey cheese that complemented each other well. The pickles added a nice touch of acidity. This cafe is recommended for those who enjoy rich coffee and want to relax alone. Please make sure to check the store information on their website or social media before visiting, as the menu may have changed.

Kiazuma Coffee is a cozy cafe located on the approach to Gokiburi Shrine, housed in a traditional Japanese building dating back to 1932. The owner, Takayasu, who used to work at a coffee shop for 7 years, opened this cafe in 2009 after renovating the space. The interior has a warm and inviting atmosphere, with jazz music playing softly in the background. The first floor has a counter and small tables, while the second floor offers larger tables and a cozy seating area with colorful walls. The coffee beans are roasted in-house by Takayasu, and their original Kiazuma Blend is a must-try. I ordered the Kiazuma Blend (dark roast) and the Cheese Dog, both of which were delicious. The coffee had a rich aroma and a smooth, elegant flavor with a hint of bitterness, while the Cheese Dog was juicy and flavorful. Overall, a great spot to enjoy quality coffee and snacks in a charming setting.

Ease of entry for solo diners ★★★★☆︎︎︎☑︎ "Homemade Coffee Rum" (700 yen) ☑︎ "Milk Chiffon" (500 yen) ☑︎ "Iced Coffee" (500 yen). *⑅୨୧┈┈┈┈Report✍️┈┈┈┈┈୨୧⑅*｡ I stopped by "Kiazuma Coffee" while walking in Zoshigaya. It is very easy to find as it is located very close to Kishibojin. I slipped in just before closing time. The building, called Namiki House Bekkan, which was built 83 years ago, was renovated a few years ago. You can feel its presence from the seasoned sliding door. The interior of the shop is a small space with 2 counter seats, 1 table seat, and mainly table seats on the 2nd floor. The master operates alone. Sometimes a cat comes to play, apparently. They offer light snacks, sweets, and traditional Nel drip coffee. Initially, I ordered "Coffee Rum" thinking it would have a few pieces of rum in it, but it turned out to be a strong rum drink, so be careful if you're not good with alcohol! You can choose to have it with soda, milk, or ice cream on top, and I chose milk, but because I had something else to do afterwards and didn't want to get too tipsy, I changed it to "Iced Coffee"... sorry. But for those who love rum, definitely try the "Milk Chiffon." It looks small but surprisingly has a good volume! The whipped cream is thick and milky, but not too sweet, making it delicious. *⑅୨୧┈┈┈┈Total┈┈┈┈┈୨୧⑅*｡ I felt a bit nervous around the cool master, but he listens when customers want to talk and cherishes the space when they don't. There were 2 regular customers at the counter, and I got the impression that they were tuned in well to the customers' wavelengths. *⑅୨୧┈┈┈┈Shop info┈┈┈┈┈୨୧⑅*｡ Tabelog rating: 3.57 (as of 10/21/2022)★´-Access: 2 minutes walk from Zoshigaya Station★´-Address: 3-19-5 Zoshigaya, Toshima-ku, Tokyo★´-Budget: Cafe budget of 1,000 yen or more, cash only★´-Tel: 03-3984-2045, no reservations★´-Time: [Mon, Tue, Thu-Sun] 10:30-19:00 *Subject to change due to COVID-19, closed on Wednesdays★´-Waiting: None at 18:00 on Sundays｡*⑅୨୧┈┈┈┈Likes and follows are greatly appreciated┈┈┈┈┈୨୧⑅*｡ Find me on various SNS platforms by searching @mahiruruuun.

Before going to buy some meat, I stopped by Kiazma Coffee to enjoy freshly roasted Tanzania coffee in a demitasse cup, just like last week. I had a chat with the staff and enjoyed a good time. It was a pleasant experience.

In yesterday's Ad-machi broadcast, the town of Zoshigaya was filled with people who were settled there with migratory fish, and the beans for Mandelin souvenirs that were not broadcast here also swelled up and tasted delicious when brewed in both "whole" and "ground" forms in a Tanzanian household. It was a good time.

Today's Ad-machi (Ad-machi Zoshigaya) is preparing for the upcoming ceremony. The usual small (demitasse) beans are from Indonesia and quiet, which is nice. The zelkova trees on the street are quiet today, but tomorrow, I think a lot of wandering fish from the show will come to the town. Hey.

The coffee was delicious, and the beef pastrami sandwich I ordered because I was hungry was also tasty! The grainy mustard in the mayonnaise added a nice kick that paired well with the pastrami, and the toasted bread was nice and crispy. I wanted to have dessert too, but sticking to just the cafe meal was the right choice.

Take the Toden Arakawa Line (Sakura Tram) to Zoshigaya. This place has amazing cheesecake♡ It's a perfect match with coffee ( ´ ▽ ` ) A healing cafe where you can feel the forest of Zoshigaya. Located along the approach to Kishibojin. With Gakushuin University nearby, there is also a classy atmosphere♪ You can leisurely enjoy a delicious cup of coffee. It's a perfect space for reading♡ The clientele is mostly intellectual and elegant.

I went to a restaurant and tried various dishes, including some new ones. I also picked up some coffee beans for this week. The Mandheling coffee had a great aroma, and I had a good time exchanging information with regular customers inside the Costa Rica store. As always, it was a good moment. Thank you.