1988 CAFE SHOZO (Scone Pastry) — Restaurant in Nasushiobara

Up until my visit to Shozo, I’d only ever had Japanese milk tea from a bottle or can purchased from the convenience store or vending machine. After having the milk tea here, I don’t think I can fully enjoy the bottles and cans anymore. My tea appeared to have been made with frothed milk, making the beverage so smooth and velvety. Sublime.

I also purchased a brownie from the shop downstairs. It looked better than it tasted, though. While it was fudgy, I felt that the chocolate flavour didn’t have enough depth to it. I wouldn’t get it again, but the milk tea is memorable and worthy of a repeat order should I visit the area...

This is a highly recommended local cafe. The atmosphere alone is amazing and I love how all the rooms each have their own theme.

There's plenty of seats for solo and group customers. We normally take seats upstairs so I'm not sure about wheelchair accessibility. There's a couple car parks outsider to choose from too.

Food and drinks have always been spot on, and the service is great. Just come here; it's guaranteed to be a...

This is not a typical review. While hitchhiking I was picked up by Shozo-san and his lovely daughter. He was kind enough to host me at his coffee shop for as long as I needed, treated me to delicious food and coffee and introduced me to the lovely staff. The place is beautiful and Shozo-san is an amazing person. Thank you Shozo-san and Kana-san...