Hino, Tokyo, Japan｜Cafe Shirokuma

The cafe is tucked in a back alley on the 2nd floor so it is a bit hard to find. The shop is family owned and is such a cozy place with soothing guitar music in the background. Coffee, beer, and a few food options on the menu, including fish'n chips. Iced cafe au lait was excellent and would love to try their Australian beer next time.

Checked this out today. Great cheeseburger and drinks and relaxing jazz music. Friendly service. Nice decor. Highly recommended.

A shop that I've been interested in since I saw the image of the hamburger on the official Instagram. This store is eligible for Hino City's paypay 30% reduction campaign, so I took this opportunity to visit (๑´ڡ`๑) It was the best before the price increase in October, but... As the husband who likes road bikes, he understands road bike riding. You can park your road bike in the store, but the store is on the second floor and can only park 1-2 bikes, so it's not suitable for group rides. There are no seats for a large number of people. I ordered a cheeseburger (1100 yen) and a polar bear float (660 yen). If you order a drink and meal as a set, you get a 100 yen discount, so the total is 1,660 yen. Food and drinks take a while to be served. The hamburger would be great if it had a little more meat, but the overall balance was good and it was quite delicious. Drinks are also close to the station and I think the cost performance is good as a cafe near the sightseeing spot. It's not a cafe where you can enjoy sweets, but a shop that focuses on food and drinks. On the other hand, the interior of the store has a calm and mature atmosphere, so even a single customer will not be overwhelmed. I don't see it being talked about much in the gourmet area of ​​Hino City, but I personally think it's a hidden gem.