Hagiso

Quaint restaurant / cafe / gallery. The first floor houses the cafe and a gallery space. The second floor is an art space.

There are some tables for groups of 2-4, a tatami room that seemed to prioritize families with young children, and several counter seats by the window. There are 3 tables outside. The entrance isn’t very accessible, FYI. Not barrier-free.

The breakfast menu is simple. All ingredients come from local farms/producers in Japan. They hand out papers that give you information on where they source their ingredients—everything from the miso to the eggs.

The morning set comes with a drink and costs about ¥1,500. It was a set of hearty miso soup, white rice (small medium or large), a small slice of tamagoyaki, a small side of minced meat. There were some pastries available a la carte for about ¥450 each. We got the blueberry scone.

Maybe the lunch set is more exciting, but the breakfast set was pretty standard.

There was only 1 server and 1 cook, so it may take a while to get seated and receive your order.

All in all a charming, artistic atmosphere. located near Sendagi Station. Park your bike across the Maruetsu around the corner.