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A classic, old-fashioned coffee shop... irresistible!! Located on Norakurodo Street, "Tsukahara" is a place where regulars and young people alike relax in comfortable sofa seats. This place offers morning sets, lunch, sweets, and even evening drinks, making it perfect for any time of day! The morning ham sandwich has a spicy mustard flavor that's nostalgic and delicious! The parfait is beautifully and meticulously arranged, making it visually appealing and exciting! No wonder it's a hit with the younger crowd! Plus, the prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly and kind. This is a wonderful place that I'd definitely recommend visiting when in the area. I hope it continues to thrive for many years to come!

A classic, old-fashioned coffee shop. It feels like stepping back in time to the Showa era. The lunch menu is extensive and affordable. It's always crowded, no matter when you go.

Located just a few minutes' walk from Morishita Station, this is a nostalgic old-fashioned coffee shop. It seems to be a popular gathering place for elderly residents of the area, and it's usually quite crowded from lunchtime onwards. The wide variety of food options is a welcome bonus, and the daily lunch set comes with coffee for just 800 yen. The staff are also elderly, so they don't rush you or pressure you to leave. This is a great place for those who want to relax and enjoy their time.

This old-fashioned coffee shop has a charming Showa retro atmosphere and is always bustling with locals. Besides the daily lunch specials, they offer a wide variety of light meals like spaghetti, curry, and sandwiches, all for under 1000 yen with a drink! It's also a nice touch that they have wasabi furikake (seasoned rice flakes) on the tables. This is a precious establishment that I hope will continue to thrive for many years to come.

I had the tonkatsu service lunch (¥800). It wasn't the quality of a specialized tonkatsu shop, but more like something you'd eat at home. For ¥800 with a drink included, it's a good deal. However, the shredded cabbage was so watery that it made the breading soggy. I wish they would do something about that.