Izumisano, Osaka, Japan｜ライダーズ＆サイクリスト 蔵Moto Cafe

Super friendly staff who were very accommodating and kind. I do not speak Japanese but they went the extra step to make sure I was taken care of. Their sweet bread and ice cream was delicious. Lovely place to stop for food and a good time. So glad I stopped by!

This is a Riders & Cyclists Cafe inside the local sake brewery, Kitashoji Sake Brewery, and it opened last September. The shop is run by a couple whose hobby is motorcycle touring, and the small manager is also busy serving customers. This kid is so cute! When you think of Riders Cafe, you get the impression that the taste is not good, but this is not the case at all at [Kura Moto Cafe], and the Inunaki pork yakiniku lunch that I ordered this time was surprisingly delicious! In particular, the branded Inunaki pork is really delicious! ! The rice used is Yamada Nishiki sake rice. Although it doesn't have the chewy texture of Koshihikari rice, it goes well with meat. By the way, when I say ``large size'', I mean something like a manga sized portion, so it's perfect for someone like me who's growing up♪ And the teacup served. In fact, they are released to match the manufacturer of the bike you ride! ``It's a technique that a former motorcycle mechanic has mastered,'' says the shop owner. It seems that people can instantly judge the manufacturer of a motorcycle when they see it enter a parking lot. Such a disgusting performance. There's no reason why bikers wouldn't be happy! lol Even though it's a rider's cafe, about 40% of the customers come by car or on foot, so it's nice to have a welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy for anyone to come in. The couple spoke to us in a friendly manner, and we had a great time. If you are a motorcyclist, I think this is a shop that will definitely satisfy you. I would definitely like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

It was my first time visiting, but I was struck by the cheerfulness and cuteness of the store manager, Peter. Although I only used the cafe, I was treated with courtesy. He was equally attentive to the riders that came one after another, which, combined with Peter's charm, made a great impression. The inside of the store is spacious and simple, and doesn't feel cramped at all since it is a former sake brewery. There is also a place to store your helmet, which is typical of a rider's cafe.