Ono, Hyogo, Japan｜Shiki

I went to morning. The sandwiches were fluffy, the toast was soft and fluffy, and the boiled eggs were freshly boiled and delicious. Reasonably priced. It was so crowded that there were only smoking seats available, but I can understand why it would be crowded if it was that quality at that price.

It is very spacious and has separate smoking areas. The ceiling for smokers was very nice. The interior is chic, so you can relax. Sandwiches, toast, and boiled eggs were included in the morning, and I was very satisfied.

Impressed by the atmosphere. I was born in the Heisei era, and I see pure coffee shops as one of the genres of restaurants. The fact that the inside of the store is separated from smoking, that there is an unfamiliar telephone room, and that the store has matches are all part of the culture that this store has preserved. If I go to this store, I feel like I can go back to those days when Japan was healthy, even though I don't know about those days. It was the first time I saw coffee and sweets service other than small bean sweets at chain coffee shops. I was surprised. I realized how the generation I grew up was in the recession in pursuit of profit. I was very pleased with the care taken by the store. I am grateful that the owner, the staff, and the customers left this shop and let me drink tea there.