Hamura, Tokyo, Japan｜Kimagureya

I visited for lunch on a weekday. There are 3.4 parking spaces on the side. You can't see the store from the outside, but when you step inside, it's a nice space with 2 counter seats and 6 table seats. It was crowded with female customers. It was an authentic Italian dish, and it was fresh with various vegetables, pickles, and ginger! Apple kiwi on the salad! The soba galette is crispy and tastes like pizza. Five-grain rice in a hamburger? Rice like. The unusual cheesecake was exquisite.

It is one of my favorite shops that is close but hard to enter. Summer vegetable bolognese and dolce set for lunch. It's a pity that I can't quite meet you at the dinner opportunity.

A shop with the double name Hane cafe Tokimagureya. It's hard to tell because there aren't any restaurant signs outside, but you can feel it from the outside. It was my first time and I was a little hesitant to go inside, but the friendly words from the staff put me at ease lol. It seems that the chef also travels to the restaurant to cook. The food served was carefully prepared and satisfying both in appearance and taste.