Kashihara, Nara, Japan｜Cafe Sando

Came here for the second time for lunch. Last time it was empty, but this time it was crowded with regular customers. However, no one was in a hurry and had a friendly conversation with the shop staff, saying, "I'm busy today. I'm not in a hurry for my order." The atmosphere was peaceful. Just listening to conversations like this is soothing. I think it's a technique that can be done for the history of the shop. Today's lunch is a salmon set meal for 750 yen. I'm also happy with the small bowl. 1000 yen with a drink. Mixed juice is also a gem. We highly recommend ordering this along with your lunch. There are anime pictures on the walls. It's a sacred place. I'll come back later.

Showa nostalgia begins with "I like this atmosphere". Dark walls, not-so-bright lighting, and the smell of cigarettes. Full of smiles of regulars and elderly people. A wonderful shop where time flows so richly that the cliche word "shines" doesn't suit you. Posters of "Beyond the Boundary" and "Violet Evergarden" are placed on the wall without feeling out of place, and colored paper of a woman who seems to be the author is displayed. It may be a shop with some kind of connection. Please stop by when you come to Kashihara Jingu. You can enjoy peace and quiet time.

A coffee shop with a retro Showa era atmosphere. The service was good as they poured water over and over again. The curry spaghetti was also delicious.