Hyperlocal Tokyo

After having dinner in Kinshicho, I went shopping and got a little tired, so I stopped by for a break. When I entered the store, I was overwhelmed by the smell of curry and ended up having a second lunch. I ordered the curry rice lunch set with iced coffee. I was satisfied with the comfortable atmosphere of the store.

I visited on Thursday, June 27th at 5:30 PM. There were two other groups of customers. I had the "Brazil" coffee, which was delicious! There were so many other interesting items on the menu. I'd love to try their food and cakes next time.

The 2406 Ginger Spice Milk Tea is packed with ginger, so much so that it feels like it's hitting the back of my throat! Haha. Personally, I found it a bit too sweet, but it was delicious. It reminded me of ginger candy. The coffee was quite light. When you think of old-fashioned coffee shops, you think of cigarettes. Even though many places are now smoke-free, the smell still lingers on the walls and chairs. This place, however, is completely free of that, making it very comfortable.

Deli Cup, a cafe located near a park, a short walk from Kinshicho Station towards the Tokyo Skytree. The cafe has large windows that open onto the park, allowing you to enjoy a cup of tea while basking in the greenery. The interior has a retro atmosphere and is calm and relaxing. I had coffee and pancakes. It's a lovely cafe where time seems to slow down. The pancakes were delicious and had a retro feel. I imagined that people used to be able to smoke here, and I enjoyed a leisurely time. It's now non-smoking.

I was planning to stop by for morning coffee at the nearby gymnasium after the competition, but I missed the opportunity and ended up having lunch. On my way back, I decided to cool off and stopped by. I ordered an iced coffee. It was a rich, flavorful coffee, typical of a traditional Japanese coffee shop. I finished it and headed home. I'd love to try their morning set next time.