Kumagaya, Saitama, Japan｜Y's cafe

Quite hidden & cute cafe in a building that's 130 years old. Everything was delicious. I was also impressed that they poured the milk for the latte in front of me, at the table. Very cool.

I had the Kumagaya chestnut Mont Blanc set. 1580 yen. It's near my parents' house, and I can only go there a few times a year, but I always go there when I go home. If you ask the barista for the latte art of the cafe au lait, he will show you how to make it at your seat. This time, she made a rose. I look intently at the making of leaves and petals, but I don't know what's going on because I'm going to put steamed milk on it. When you put the cup down, you will be surprised again by the art in front of you. Look at these rose petals. Milk froth looks like flowers. Every time, I have a delicious cafe au lait. Mont Blanc is offered about twice a week. Coffee is the main shop, and it seems that there are multiple outside shops that offer food. Mont Blanc was made by a young pastry chef in a small kitchen in the back. Mont Blanc is a real thing on a firm meringue of rice flour. The sweetness is suppressed, but the cream inside also contains chestnuts, so the chestnut feeling goes up to the top of your head. Kumagaya chestnuts can make such delicious things.

I grabbed a Mont Blanc that I bought at Sawata next door and had some coffee. The light roasted iced coffee was delicious. They went out of their way to give me a plate and fork for Mont Blanc. thank you very much. The first time I drank light roasted coffee, it was really delicious.