Koshigaya, Saitama, Japan｜Sosui

I think it's one of the most popular cafes in Koshigaya. The tomato-based chicken curry made from spices and the sandwich with egg filling are delicious. There is also a ``Yokubari Plate'' for those who want to eat both individually. Today I visited Danudanu for the first time in a while and had curry. The acidity of the tomatoes is refreshing, and the taste is gentle and polite. The crunchy curry goes perfectly with the dry basmati rice (indica rice). The chocolate brownie parfait for dessert is also delicious♡ The store is probably housed in a Showa era cultural residence, and has a nostalgic Showa smell. It's refreshing for young people, and nostalgic for people born in the Showa era. The interior and exterior of the Danu are carefully and lovingly finished. Learning from the past and new. I don't think that word suits me. The shop is run by a female owner, but she handles everything smartly. It doesn't take much time from ordering to delivery, and in the spare time, I'm frying donuts and posting on social networking sites such as Instagram, which makes me feel good and efficient. And Instagram is also uniquely interesting. We also have business hours and announcements, so be sure to check their Instagram before visiting. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, each group is limited to two people. Enjoy your cafe time quietly.

Old house cafe The retro interior from the entrance to the restroom is very relaxing. I had the impression that the food at cafes like this was too healthy and not tasty, but it was really delicious. The sandwich was especially delicious, so be sure to try it. It seems that you can purchase the interior of the store.

The setting sun streams in through the small window and reflects off the coffee as I sip, purse my eyes. As you relax on the soft sofa, surrounded by the smell of freshly ground beans, there is a small but swaying green garden outside the old house. It takes a little time to serve the food because the owner is all alone, but that doesn't matter. This is a place where you can feel the slow flow of time. Some reviews say that the owner is unfriendly and unpleasant, but I don't feel that way. In fact, she's calm and calm, which is good. They served me hot green tea before and after meals, and had a casual conversation with me when I paid the bill. Where is the unkindness? It's true that the owner is not proactive and it takes a while to serve the food. It's not a chain store, so you're in the wrong place if you're looking for that kind of service.