Hyperlocal Tokyo

This is a long-established coffee shop that John Lennon and Yoko Ono once visited. As you climb the narrow wooden stairs and open the door, you are greeted by a charming space. I sat at the counter and had the bean curry. It was a beautiful curry! The colors were so vibrant, it felt like it would make you feel healthy. After the meal, I enjoyed a leisurely cup of coffee. It had a wonderful aroma and a delightful taste. I could almost see John and Yoko smiling through the steam. Delicious!

I visited around 12:10 pm on Saturday. The place was packed soon after I arrived, and when I left 40 minutes later, there were about two groups waiting. I really liked the relaxed atmosphere of the shop. The cinnamon toast and blend were especially delicious. The bean and vegetable curry was light and easy to eat.

My wife and I visited this cafe as part of our usual cafe hopping routine. It's said that John Lennon and Yoko Ono dropped by here once! My wife had the Colombia blend, and I had the Imagine blend. The coffee, brewed with care, was absolutely delicious. We'd definitely like to visit again if we have the chance! The curry was sold out by the time we got there in the evening, though.

I happened to sit in the same seat that John Lennon and Yoko Ono sat in!! The coffee and cake were delicious. It's a very quiet and precious coffee shop. I hope it continues forever.

It's a small coffee shop, but it has a retro feel and a really nice atmosphere. John Lennon and his wife apparently visited here. The seat John Lennon sat in is even marked. The curry and coffee are also delicious. ■ Eggplant Keema Curry It's a gentle curry with chicken mince and eggplant, and I highly recommend it. The coffee is also strong and has a good acidity, and I think it's really delicious. This area is around the Kabuki-za Theatre, so there are a lot of bustling shops, but I think this is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The service is also excellent, and the staff's kindness shines through.