Edogawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜homemade café fragrant olive

I’ve been looking forward to visiting this intriguing little cafe because of the fantastic reviews. I finally made it there one day after lunch time. The cafe is just straight down Mizue Station, very easy to find. It’s a little cramped inside, but the atmosphere is cozy and great. The menu seemed to be in Japanese only, but there were pictures to help make choices. When I saw the French toast that a family was having, I couldn’t resist having that, too. It was amazing! It had more fruits than I expected. The onion soup was super creamy and I fell in love with the crispy onion bits on top. Including the Earl Grey tea, everything cost about ¥1,500. I’d definitely be back again to try their other stuff^^

A delightful little local neighbourhood café tucked away in residential houses. The owners are super kind and genuine, the place is new and very clean with proper Covid measures in place. We got the red bean soup with mochi and it was probably the best one we’ve ever had, it was really delicious! If you want somewhere to relax and rest your legs for a short while, this cafe is highly recommend! Really loved how the food sources were all listed too, such a nice touch. If I could change one thing, it would be to not use single-use plastic/paper cups for drinks... please get reuseable cups, let’s reduce environmental waste 🌱🌍♻️🙆‍♀️

A very cozy place. The ingredients we use are also labeled with the country of origin, so you can rest assured. I went there for lunch 1. Neapolitan + lunch set 2. Open sandwich + lunch set It came with today's dish, salad, drink, and a bite of fruit. I also wanted to try the soup, so I ordered it. Rich and delicious! When this happened, I even got dessert. Tarte banane and pudding There is a counter table, so it is recommended if you want to be alone. It was delicious.