Fantastic cafe. I ordered a black coffee and a cheesy soup thing with bread. It's been about two weeks since I ate here so forgive my memory haha.

The coffee itself was nice. Had a pleasantly bitter taste. While I enjoy coffee I am not at the level where I can thoroughly describe it, so I hope you'll be satisfied with me simply saying that it was rather good. The bread was delicious. Had a type of garlic butter on it that really added a lot of taste. When paired with the soup it's like a match made in heaven. It absorbs the taste of the soup and really gets elevated to the next level. Now the soup itself was rather good, though the cheese was very strong and sharp, so if that's not your cup of tea, be forewarned. However, if it is, then you'll find this soup to be rather delicious, and fairly hearty. Was able to satisfy and American like me for several hours.

Now onto the service. I entered the shop and spoke broken Japanese to the waitress, who revealed that she happened to be fluent in English. Not sure if we got super lucky or if they all spoke English, but I digress. She was pretty helpful and brought us the wifi password, as well as translated some of the items we had trouble reading. Something you have to keep in mind that is culturally different from America is that unlike here, the servers don't have telepathy. What I mean is you can't stare at them and hope they come to you like they do in The States. Get used to saying "sumimasen!"(Excuse me!) and raising a hand to call em over, otherwise you'll never get service.

Despite this bit of culture shock, eating here was a rather pleasant experience that was filled with good food, a good atmosphere, and good people.

For sure come here if you get the chance.