Tsuzuki — Restaurant in Nagoya

Tsuzuki Cafe in Nagoya, Japan is an absolute gem! The coffee there is truly a sight to behold. It's not just any coffee; it's a marvelous concoction that will awaken your senses and leave you craving for more. In fact, I would go as far as to say that it's the strongest coffee I've had in Japan. If you're a coffee lover, this place is a must-visit.

But it's not just about the coffee at Tsuzuki Cafe. The breakfast options are equally outstanding. From fluffy pancakes to perfectly cooked eggs, they serve up a breakfast that will leave you satisfied and ready to tackle the day. The attention to detail and the quality of ingredients truly shine through in each dish.

The cozy atmosphere of the cafe adds to the overall experience. It's the kind of place where you can sit back, relax, and enjoy your coffee and breakfast while taking in the charming surroundings. The staff is friendly and attentive, making you feel right at home.

For coffee enthusiasts and breakfast lovers alike, Tsuzuki Cafe is a five-star destination that will leave you with a lasting impression. Make sure to pay them a visit when you're in Nagoya, and prepare to...

古びた、規模の小さい雑居ビルにある老舗の喫茶店です。有名な喫茶店であるものの入口が分かりづらく、道路に面した窓には店名の表示があるものの、ビルの入り口にはちょこんと看板が置かれているだけ。小さなマンションの入り口のような印象で、本当に店へのアクセスはここでいいのか、と訝ってしまうくらいです。 店への昇降は階段だけでなくエレベーターもあり、車椅子等の障碍を持つ方でも気軽に利用できますが、フロアの出入り口が自動ドアではなく手動となっている場合があることに注意が必要です。 店内は典型的な昭和の古き良き喫茶店の雰囲気を醸し出していますが、フロアの至る所に花を活けている花瓶が配置されており、まるで華やかな小規模植物園のような印象を与えます。 人気店の名にふさわしく、常に混雑し、待ち客も多くいるほどです。給仕される料理やドリンク、パフォーマンスの珍しさ、居心地のいい環境も相俟って、客の回転はあまりよくありません。さらに、人気料理は午前中に全て売り切れてしまうことにも注意が必要です。 給仕される料理やドリンクは、他の喫茶店にも見られる典型的なものから、この店にしか無いような独特のものまで豊富にあります。料理はサンドウィッチ等の軽食系がメインですが、パフェは使用されている器も大きく、盛り付けもダイナミック。場合によっては複数人でようやく食べ切れる量かもしれません。ドリンクも、タワーのようにクリームが盛り付けられたウィンナコーヒーやキュウリジュース等があり、物珍しさ目当てで注文する客も多くいます。 この店で最も人気のドリンクと言えば、カフェオレです。スタッフが脚立を用意し、2m程の高さからコーヒーを注ぎます。物珍しさに注文していない他の客も思わず写真を撮ってしまう程です。勿論、見た目やパフォーマンスだけでなく味も素晴らしかったのは言うまでもありません。

This is a long-established coffee shop located in an old, small-scale, multi-tenant building. Although it's a well-known cafe, the entrance is not easy to find. Although the name of the cafe is displayed on the window facing the street, there is only a small signboard at the entrance of the building. It looks like the entrance to a small apartment building, and one wonders if this is really the right place to access the store. There are elevators as well as stairs to go up and down to the store, which can be easily used by people with disabilities such as wheelchairs, but it should be noted that the floor entrances and exits may be manual rather than automatic doors. The interior of the store has the atmosphere of a typical good old Showa-era coffee shop, but vases of flowers are placed throughout the floor, giving the impression of a glamorous small-scale botanical garden. As befits the name of a popular cafe, it is always crowded, with many customers waiting to be served. The dishes and drinks served, the rarity of the performances, and the cozy environment combine to make the customer turnover not so great. Furthermore, it should be noted that all popular dishes are sold out by mid-morning. The dishes and drinks served range from typical items found in other coffee shops to unique items that can only be found here. The dishes are mainly light meals such as sandwiches, but the parfaits are served in large, dynamic containers. In some cases, the parfait may be enough for several people to eat. The drinks also include Winnah coffee, which are served with a tower of cream, and cucumber juice. Many customers order them just for the novelty of it. The most popular drink here is the café au lait. The staff prepares a stepladder and pours coffee from a height of about 2 meters. It is so unusual that even customers who did not order it involuntarily take pictures of it. Needless to say, the dishes and drinks tasted as good as it looked...

Food: It was reasonable pricing for the 2 drinks and accompanied performance. Enjoyed the cafe Âu lait, it was a good mix of milk and coffee. Vienna coffee ngl was overkill, great for the pic but questionable to eat. It truly was a mountain of whip cream on top, felt my heart rate go up with every scoop (2 people should share). It was still a good tasting coffee but you know people order for the gimmick.

Service: Very friendly staff. People come here for the ladder performance so order the cafe au Lait, Fun guy that does it, you probably saw him on Insta. They dominantly speak japanese and its japanese menu too. It's alright to get pass, you can just show the staff the picture and they know what you want.

Location: It's around a 10 minute straight walk from Taito-Tori station, on the second floor of a building. Cafe is a nice setting, lots of flowers in the shop and...