Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜喫茶 MP4(キッサ エムピーフォー)

It is a wonderful shop full of Showa feeling. There is a partner parking lot in the neighborhood (line of the shop). There is also one parking space in front of the shop. There are counter and table seats. Neapolitan and escalope are exquisite. Recommended. There was a statement on the website that the store will close on September 30, 2023. I went to the store for the first time. The nostalgic and warm taste makes me happy, and I can't help but feel sorry for the closing. I was able to eat comfortably with a moderate sense of distance and polite customer service. I will eat there again.

It had a nice retro feel. It's tidy with no unnecessary things left behind. It was nice to have the menu on the table as well. Neapolitan cutlet. The poster is voluminous and the flavor is rich and delicious. The cutlet is also crispy. 1100 yen with salad and soup There is only one parking lot in front of the store. There is a parking lot nearby for 200 yen for 60 minutes, so don't worry.

Visited on May 20, 2023 I live in the same Toyohira area and I didn't know about this store at all. I came across it while searching, so I decided to give it a try. Perhaps they are only open on Saturdays once a month, but by chance they were open on the 20th. As mentioned in the reviews that there were old items, there were various items placed in front and inside the store, and product descriptions were also written at the back of the menu. The shop is not very large, but the interior is made of brick and has a calm atmosphere. I ordered a Neapolitan, and the Neapolitan that came out on the iron plate was piping hot. Perhaps because they are from eastern Hokkaido, their specialty is supakatsu and escalope, and I'm curious about their other menu items as well. The Neapolitan feels like an old-fashioned Neapolitan, which I personally liked. I parked at the Mitsui Repark nearby and received a 100 yen parking ticket. Although the front of the shop was empty, I decided not to go because I thought it would ruin the exhibit. This is a store I would like to visit again.