Suginami City, Tokyo, Japan｜cafe CLAIR

A good old coffee shop run by a kind-looking elderly couple. I think it's a fairly old shop, but the inside of the shop is kept clean and has a good feeling. Hamburg steak seems to be a specialty, but I have a corned beef sandwich. The neatly cut hot sandwiches are delicious with mustard. There is quite a volume. And the deliciousness of coffee as everyone is written! This is Tralco Toraja The taste of carefully brewed coffee is exceptional. (When I visit in the evening, it is a little disappointing that there are times when water comes out of the salad that comes with the meal. Other than that, full marks)

The combination of food and coffee at a long-established coffee shop is the best. We recommend the hamburger and Neapolitan. A popular long-established coffee shop located about a 4-minute walk from Ogikubo Station. Used for lunch. I had the impression that lunch at a coffee shop was expensive for the quantity, but it was quite the opposite, it was reasonably priced and the quantity was sufficient. Prices seem to have been revised due to the recent rise in prices. The hamburger was a bit soft and easy to eat, like a steak hamburger. The coffee is of course delicious and highly satisfying. Neapolitan is eaten sprinkled with plenty of cheese. It has a rich taste, but it doesn't hold up in your stomach. Payment is in cash only. There is also a point card, so you can save money if you go there. I want to go again. Neapolitan set (with salad and drink) 1,100 yen #Cafe Creel #Neapolitan #Cafe Food #Ogikubo Cafe #Ogikubo Gourmet #Ogikubo Lunch #Ogikubo Dinner #Ogikubo Food Walking #Ogikubo #Suginami Gourmet #Suginami Lunch #Food Walking #Suginami Ward #Chuo Line Gourmet #Tokyo #Tokyo #Japan

The inside of the store has a wonderful interior that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time to the Showa era. It seemed like it was run by a couple in their 60s or 70s. Royal milk tea is surprisingly delicious. I was shocked because it tasted better than anything I've had at any restaurant. They serve it straight out of the French press, so you can actually drink two cups for a whopping 680 yen. The only negative point is that the toilet is a Japanese-style toilet, so if it were changed to a Reiwa (Western style), it would be perfect. Also, cash only. This is my fourth visit to the store, and I have used it all at different times on weekdays. It's not exactly crowded, but even though it's a weekday, 60% of the seats are occupied. The customer base includes men in their 50s who are silently reading technical books, housewives who talk quietly, and women in their 30s who are alone, making it a very safe place. If you say too much about how good the restaurant is, you'll end up being overwhelmed with customers, so you'll want to advertise it quietly.