Hyperlocal Tokyo

◎First Visit: September 2024 I visited on a weekday at around 1:00 PM and there was no wait. However, I managed to squeeze into one of the few remaining seats. The interior has a retro feel and features only table seating, making it seem more suitable for smaller groups. I ordered the "Hot Sandwich Toast Set" with the "Egg & Ham" filling. The egg is fixed, and you can choose between tuna or sausage for the other ingredient. It felt like a great deal. The "Hot Sandwich" comes with a salad, soup, and a drink for ¥1,100 (including tax). I'm not sure about the average price for lunch in Tsukiji, but considering the taste and quantity, it seemed like a very reasonable price. The hot sandwich was surprisingly crispy (even the crust was easy to eat!). The bread had a nice char, making it very fragrant. This highlighted the ingredients – the fluffy, half-cooked egg, the ham, tomato, and lettuce. Grinding some pink rock salt over it brought out the flavors even more, making it even more delicious. The light aftertaste of the hot coffee left me feeling refreshed after the meal. Incidentally, I noticed that many people were ordering "Napolitan." It seems to be a specialty here. I'll definitely order it next time I visit. a) Situation: - Visited on a weekday around 1:12 PM - No wait, seated at a table for two b) Service: - Bright and professional c) Order: - Hot Sandwich Toast Set (Egg & Ham) @ ¥1,100 (including tax) - Includes salad, soup, and drink

The shop has a great atmosphere. The manager and staff are wonderful and provide excellent service! I ordered the Napolitan set for 1200 yen, and it was delicious! The anticipation for the Napolitan was exciting, and the meat sauce flavor was fantastic. The toast also looked great, so I'd like to go back again. Since there are fewer foreign tourists in the Tsukiji area, I was able to get a table without waiting, even during lunchtime.

I had the Omelette Toast Set for ¥1100. The salad felt a bit stale, and the soup was small and felt like an afterthought. The toast was made with thick-cut bread and had sausage and egg sandwich-like fillings with melted cheese. It was tasty but predictable. I felt a little unsatisfied, but after having my post-meal drink, it felt just right. The coffee was also decent. The friendly staff really added to the experience. I'm looking forward to trying their popular Napolitan next time.

It was a classic but clean and atmospheric cafe. I had a hot sandwich, and the egg was fluffy and absolutely delicious. My friend had an omelet toast, and the thick bread and melted cheese looked incredibly appetizing. The staff was also very kind.

This is a charming retro-style cafe, both in its exterior and interior. The service from the owner and staff is excellent. Their recommended Napolitan is visually similar to meat sauce, which is quite funny! 😄