Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan｜Honest Coffee

As soon as you enter the store, you can immediately smell the aroma of coffee. The Okayama store is mainly a coffee shop, and the Kojima store mainly sells coffee beans, but there is also a small coffee shop where you can also drink coffee. According to the shop owner, it is a roasting workshop where they roast green beans and sell them to the Okayama store. There are many different types of coffee, so you can tell the staff what you like and have them choose for you, or you can just look at the brands and choose one. Every Tuesday point card double stamp Up to 50% OFF some coffee beans on Chance Day every Thursday 20% OFF on all coffee beans from the 10th to the 25th of every month I think coffee lovers can go and enjoy it, and even people who don't like coffee will love it.

When I was traveling from Shimane to Ehime, I stopped by the Washuzan observatory by bus in search of a beautiful view of the Great Seto Bridge. I had less than an hour to wait for the next train at Kojima station, but since I was on a trip, I wanted to go somewhere and decided to stop by this coffee shop I found on the internet. The location is in front of the junior high school at the end of the park after leaving the west exit of Kojima station. It takes about 10 minutes from the station, but it's straight, so I think it's easy to understand. If you order a cup of coffee (350 yen at this time), you can choose your favorite beans from the barrels lined up and brew them. However, I usually only drink blends, so I don't know much about brands, so the store chose a European blend that has a rich flavor and brewed it for me. It was delicious. The menu recommends black soybean coffee, and black soybeans go well with coffee. As for the store, as other people have written, the cafe space is narrow, and it seems that the main store is selling coffee beans.

I went for coffee after having lunch at another restaurant. There are two tables for 4 people in the space where you can drink coffee. There were no other customers, so I was able to relax. I received a hot coffee for 300 yen. The store seems to mainly sell coffee beans.