Chofu, Tokyo, Japan｜L'ecume des jours

Lecume des Jours is a cafe located on the second floor of a building at the Toho Gakuen-mae intersection in Sengawa. When I walked by the place, I walked in and found it to be a relaxing space with a retro atmosphere. There are table seats in the front and counter seats in the back. When I arrived, it was almost full, indicating that it was a very popular restaurant. Today's service coffee was 550 yen, and on this day it was from Brazil. There are two types of blends: dark roast (Rekyum) and medium roast (Jume). It was 500 yen and the refill was 300 yen. On this day, I ordered medium roast. If you look around the store while you wait, you'll find lots of books that interest you. I don't know why, but the bookshelf near where I sat was full of books related to Kyoto lol When I come across a new book at a cafe like this, I feel like my world expands a little bit more. If you're nearby, this is a store you should definitely check out.

It is a coffee shop with a good atmosphere that seems to appear in fairy tales. I was excited to visit this place because it is located in an old building, but in the dark store, the warm electric light, old clocks, books, and piano gave a very good taste, and it was a space where time stopped. No smoking is also a plus point. I ordered a set of coffee parfait and coffee. The rose-shaped ice cream on top is gorgeous to the eye, and the parfait itself is carefully made and very delicious. When I visited around 15:00 on weekdays, there were no customers. I had a good time in a very quiet shop. It's quiet, but it doesn't mean that you can't talk, but I think it's okay if you keep your voice low so as not to spoil the atmosphere. I think that the goodness of the store is protected by the morals of the users. It seems that there is a transit cafe ticket that can be used with a nearby sister store, and there are many ideas that make you want to repeat. rice field. This time I used dessert, but next time I would like to visit a sister store or at night.

I liked it so much that I visited two weeks in a row. A nice coffee shop where you can spend a pleasant time. It is a mysterious space where books on one side are illuminated with warm lighting. The jazz sound is a little louder, but it doesn't bother me. I like the ticking sound of the clock. Most of the customers are quiet, so I found the perfect place to read a book. The cakes and pasta were delicious, but I especially recommend the parfait. There was a response to eating without increasing the amount with cornflakes. (smile) I would like to go on weekends when I want to relax.