Potage

Morning is
10:00 last order 10:30 exit

You can order it without a drink, but
The homemade apple cider vinegar drink is delicious.
Be sure to get the set.

The store staff is honest...
It's not the type that will appeal to everyone.
I feel like a craftsman.
It's easy because it only requires the minimum amount of conversation.
If you have good customer service with a smile on your face,
I don't think this store exists in the first place.

Soup and bread change daily.
The potage on this day was tomato and turnip.
The focaccia bread was so delicious!
Yogurt can be eaten in just two bites,
jam? Confiture? It's on top◎

The bread is
Because it is smaller than the general size,
You can buy it at a reasonable price (I should have taken it out)

It was recommended to me by someone who had been there before, so I stopped by. I ordered the green peas potage soup and was surprised at how delicious it was🫢. What is this? It has a deep flavor, is gentle and delicious. Soup becomes the main dish. The combination of bread and soup is a must. I would like to go again and enjoy other seasonal vegetables.

A small homemade soup and bread shop located in an alley next to Lawson near Okusawa Station.
The bread was also handmade rather than ordered, so there was quite a variety.

Choose beets for soup!
The color is cute☆
It was delicious.

The bread was chewy and delicious◎

If you get the set, it comes with a bonus bun.
It came with a rare 👀 chikuwa bread.

Morning at a small cafe with soup and homemade bread.
It comes with soup as the main dish and homemade bread, and I chose the carrot potage.
It's rich and full of carrots, as if you're eating it, and it's delicious and gentle on the body.
There are three types of bread served: mandarin oranges, walnuts, and raisins.
It has a light and fluffy texture that is unique to homemade food.
Along with yogurt full of natural dried fruits and lotus tea that seems to be gentle and good for the body.
Coupled with the calm atmosphere of the shop, I was able to enjoy a relaxing time from the morning♪

700 yen (morning set)
+180 yen (drink)

I was curious, so I ordered takeout.
The soup, today's scone, and banana and coconut tart were all delicious.

The owner of the store was cold and I will not use him again.
When the order was decided, I asked the owner how he was preparing the food, and while working, he asked me in an assertive way, Please!.
Can I use a card for payment? When I asked
Without saying a word, I simply point vigorously at the pillar where the possible payment methods are written. It's also my fault that I didn't look closely at it, but I wonder if it's too much of a hassle to reply that it can be used. Or, why not post it in a place where you can easily see it at checkout?

I don't think he's a bad person at all, and I feel like he has a good workmanship, but if you're in a situation where you also have to serve customers, I think you should reconsider a little. Rather than being unfriendly, it's simply rude.

I think there are some people who find humanity in their unfriendly side and don't care about customer service, so I think those people will enjoy the carefully selected cuisine and the charm of a small, privately run cafe.

Personally, I didn't think the quality was good enough to say that I wanted to go there because the staff was unfriendly but the food was good. I think there is value because there are few competing stores.