Shibuya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Kabe to Tamago

This is a hidden coffee shop where you can eat delicious curry. The curry had a lot of spice and I didn't like coriander, but the service was great as they checked with me when ordering. The curry was very delicious. The pudding is also soft and goes perfectly with the caramel. It also went perfectly with iced coffee.

A calm cafe located a little west of Hatagaya's Rokugo-dori shopping street down an alley. 4-5 people in the back of the store? It's a compact space with one slightly larger table that can seat people, and three tables that seat two people. It may get crowded depending on the timing, but it's worth the wait. The menu includes authentic basmati rice curries such as pork vindaloo, chicken and chickpea curry, as well as pastries such as pudding and pound cake. Coffee is cold brewed from drip, and there is also an espresso menu. Of course, alcoholic beverages are also available on the chai and tea menu. Payment can be made by cash or by card. This time I had pork vindaloo for lunch. A sour curry made with tender chunks of pork marinated in spices. This curry is perfect for summer, with just the right amount of spiciness and a refreshing yet rich flavor. Of course, it's delicious no matter when you eat it. It's a slightly addictive taste. It's good to match it with the Achar that I ride about 3 types. If you want to eat a full meal, we can accommodate large portions for an additional fee. After the meal, we had hand drip coffee and Kabetama pudding. The coffee is a gorgeous coffee with a slightly wild flavor and aromas of strawberry and jasmine. A blend of Kenyan medium roast and Ethiopian light roast? I think that's appropriate. It's a delicious coffee that has a slight citrus acidity, but is also sweet and seems to blend with a medium roast, so it's more coffee-like than tea-like. Kabetama pudding is a plain pudding that looks like solidified custard cream. It's rare to find a firm pudding that doesn't have an eggy smell, and it's a delicious pudding that even people who don't like custard pudding can enjoy. The caramel tastes like sweet honey and has a mild bitterness, so it's a flavor that kids will enjoy. Because each item is carefully prepared, it may take a while to be served, but the quality is satisfactory and the level of satisfaction is high. All of the other menu items look delicious, so I would like to visit this restaurant again.

A hidden coffee shop located about 5 minutes on foot from the north exit of Hatagaya Station. You can enjoy South Indian-style pork curry with Indica rice in the calm interior. The cold-brewed coffee has a refreshing taste with few unpleasant tastes, and you can feel the owner's commitment. The firm pudding is not too sweet and has a nice caramel flavor, but it's a popular dish that sells out if you don't get there early. The inside of the store is not very large, but I have the impression that there are many female customers. Supports transportation payments such as Suica.