Sumida City, Tokyo, Japan｜Coffee House Dalicup

Very cozy and quiet cafe. Loved it there. The staff were very polite

We loved this place and made it our local while staying in the area; we went everyday and ordered pancakes and cheese on toast. The coffee is great too! :)

I visited in the morning. A set of blended coffee and tuna sandwich is 650 yen, cheap. You can relax here. The seats by the window are just right for you to look out over the greenery of Kinshi Park and relax or read a book. Have a wonderful time. Classical music is playing, but the size is exquisite. Not loud or small. . . When I concentrate on something and suddenly drink coffee, it makes me feel like, oh, there was music playing. The store clerk is also devoted to Kuroko, so you can spend your own time. This was for me on a weekday morning, so I thought it would be crowded on weekends and holidays. The essential coffee was a very delicious coffee without any miscellaneous taste. The tuna sandwich was delicious with just the right amount of salt, with the pepper and the sourness of the mayonnaise. I think I'll ask for a cheese sandwich next time. I thought it would be a coffee shop that I would like to go to every week if it was nearby. Also, in terms of service, I don't understand the meaning of a restaurant that asks you to go to the counter even though there are vacant seats. . . Here, please take your favorite seat. Because I was alone, I was able to sit in a four-person seat by the window. No, even though there are no customers at all, there are times when I'm told to go to the counter if I say I'm alone. . . It's a bad customer service according to the Japanese manual. Here, I was able to know the experience value of the mother who can naturally say, please take your favorite seat.