Joyo, Kyoto, Japan｜Coffee Shop Bon

I got a roll curry with parent chicken, walnuts and Japanese pepper. I thought it would be nice to have curry instead of drinking coffee at a coffee shop. . . Curry is a taste that is difficult to describe. It's very delicious, but it's not a Japanese-style curry rice, but an Asian-style curry, but it's a taste that Japanese people can also enjoy. I'm sorry that my vocabulary is too small to express this kind of taste. But I wanted to try other kinds of curries too. I think I'll have coffee next time.

It's a country road, a little lost, but after crossing Okubo Bypass and Joshin in Joyo, head west. If you're cycling, it's a perfect coffee and lunch point that you can access from Nagarebashi. Beans from various production areas are roasted with the owner's favorite roasting machine, and you can enjoy very delicious coffee in a tasteful coffee cup. When I visited the shop, I saw that they were roasting coffee, and I saw that they were roasting coffee using pottery. It seems that the heat will enter slowly. Curry, toast and other light meals and sweets are also very delicious, and the former farming work has been refurbished with old rice mills, comfortable antique chairs, and the tea plantation outside the window. We had a delicious meal in a comfortable space. Beans are also sold, and the enjoyment of cycling in this direction has increased. It seems that they will make a drip pack if you make a reservation.

Used for tea time. It is a coffee shop that I found by searching from the map. It is a small shop next to the tea plantation. When you open the door, you can smell the good coffee! There is an in-house roastery near the entrance. The menu has various types from food to sweets, and I think it can be used at any time from morning, lunch, tea time, or early dinner time. We have a wide variety of coffee blends, so you're sure to find something you like. The food was full of interesting menus, so I was able to enjoy going again. It is a curry that is especially blended with spices. It was delicious☆