Katano, Osaka, Japan｜喫茶がんび

I went there after sweating a lot by taking a walk in the botanical garden of Osaka City University at Kisaichi Station on the Keihan Katano Line. The shop is just a short walk from Kisaichi Station! I ordered honey lemon squash and my friend ordered honey lemon and honey toast. The flavor of honey permeated my tired body. It was delicious! Honey toast is also full of honey and goes great with fluffy toast! The shop has a homely feel and there are many regular customers, but they were kind to us even for the first time. I want to stop by again for a walk!

hot midsummer. I found a coffee shop with a nice atmosphere in Kisaichi and went in. The inside has an antique feel to it. Kisaichi seems to be famous for honey. Kisaichi's honey is no big deal. I thought. ←Excuse me. I ordered honey lemon and honey toast, and it was delicious! ! My expectations were betrayed in a good way. I had symptoms that I thought were heatstroke, but they were cured at once. It feels like it's run by a family. Some people seemed to be regulars in a relaxed atmosphere. There is also a sticker of a living national treasure next door, so I thought I could understand it somehow. I'm also curious about the honey mix juice, so I definitely want to stop by again when I come to Kisaichi next time.

A coffee shop near Kisaichi Station on the Keihan Railway. We deal with Ibaraki honey from a nearby mobile beekeeper. There is a fireplace in the store, and the chairs are a little like a log house. There is a coffee shop sotocafe that sells trekking goods across the street. Only stores that sell honey have menus that use honey. Honey toast, honey lemon, etc. are delicious and recommended. You can also purchase just the honey.