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I visited around 9:30 on a weekday and it was almost full, and everyone after me had to wait outside... I was surprised by the popularity even on a weekday. ◎Caffe Latte ¥600 ◎Basque Cheesecake ¥600 The cheesecake!!! Even before I took a bite, the visual alone conveyed its gooey texture. It was so smooth in my mouth... It melted away leaving a lingering aftertaste... The cream cheese flavor was strong. It was super delicious... Personally, I found it a bit sweet, so it paired perfectly with iced coffee or latte. It was really delicious... Anyone who loves gooey Basque cheesecake will be smitten. The size was also generous and satisfying! There were also other tempting menu items like pudding and French toast... There were many seats for solo diners, which made it easy to visit alone.

I visited "UNISON TAILOR" in Ningyocho. ✓ Genre: Cafe ✓ Usage: Date/Friends/Solo 〖Order〗 ✓ French Toast (Half) (¥1,150) 〖Visit〗 ✓ I visited on a weekday at noon and was able to enter right away. I had previously visited and only had coffee because I had eaten a full meal beforehand, so I came back for a rematch! I ordered the popular French toast. The French toast was not too sweet, fluffy, and delicious! It was so good that I devoured it in no time. I wish I had ordered the regular size instead of the half. It's right next to Ningyocho Station, so it's easy to access. Be sure to stop by when you're in Ningyocho! Thank you for the meal!

I visited around 1 pm on a Monday and it was very empty. I ordered the famous "Laputa Bread" and an iced cafe latte. The bread was crispy, with a savory flavor from the mayonnaise and bacon, and the egg was smooth and creamy. I was completely satisfied. At one point, I was the only customer in the cafe, but it started to get crowded again just as I was leaving. The staff were all very kind.

I recently visited UNISON TAILOR Coffee and Beer, a cafe near Ningyocho Station. It was around 1:30 PM on a Saturday, and the place was almost full. The only available seats were at the counter facing the kitchen, so I sat there. I ordered: - Decaf drip coffee - Pudding (with toppings) - French toast The drip coffee was served in a ceramic cup. It was brewed to order, showcasing their dedication to quality. The coffee had a clean, refreshing bitterness that made it easy to drink. The pudding was topped with whipped cream and cherries. It was homemade, with a dense, rich texture. The sweetness was pronounced, and the caramel sauce had a mellow, savory flavor. The French toast was made by soaking bread in batter and then toasting it after ordering. The fluffy bread had a custard-like texture, and the sweet egg and milk flavors were delicious. It came with syrup, making it perfectly sweet. The cafe's homemade desserts were excellent.

Morning at Laputa Pan. While there are a few solo men, it's mostly women and couples. The place isn't very big, so you choose your seat first and then order. They have two types of single and blend coffees, and a green continent. I got the Laputa Pan with a drink set. The bread was toasted to a nice golden brown, and the egg, cheese, and chunky bacon were very satisfying. They also have French toast and other options.