Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜Chai Cafe

Really friendly atmosphere and staff in a little corner of the neighborhood. Delicious food with a homemade touch.

A cafe with delicious sweets. I don't go to cafes often because of my biased prejudice that the sweets in cafes just look good, but they don't taste good...it's a waste of calories. Many of the customers are alone, and I have the impression that this is a cafe where people who love sweets come to eat sweets. I also see a man alone. The menu changes with the seasons, but autumn is especially paradise! Potatoes, chestnuts, and pumpkins all look delicious and I can't decide on just one, so I always have two. The photo shows a scone sandwich sandwiched between pumpkin cream and Mont Blanc, and a Mont Blanc cream puff. The sweetness is exquisite, so you can eat it without heartburn. The muscat that comes with it is also very sweet! The drink is sencha au lait. Moderately sweet and goes well with sweets. The price is high, but considering the quality, it is acceptable. All the biscuits, scones, meringues, etc. that are attached are handmade. The ingredients used are also carefully selected. There is no omission, and you can feel the love of the owner. It's basically open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, but sometimes it's closed, so it's better to check on Instagram. You can order sweets all day only on Saturdays. One drink system. There are only 2 counter seats and 3 tables, so when you are open by yourself, you may have to line up for a popular menu. It is better to go with plenty of time. I feel that rainy days are relatively empty. The shopkeeper seemed intimidated at first, but when I talked to him, he was very friendly and nice.

Pudding parfait black sesame banana soybean flour 2200 yen thank you A cafe with wonderful presentations made by a female owner! One drink system! Last order at 4:00 Closed at 4:30