Kasukabe, Saitama, Japan｜おばちゃんの手づくり珈琲豆屋

I heard that they liked the rumored bean shop and the aunty's personality. As soon as I got home, I drank the limited edition Yemeni, it was fragrant and delicious.

A coffee bean shop in the city. It's not close to the station, so you'll probably get the impression that it's rooted in the local area and caters to locals. A kind lady will explain about the coffee. I think there are about 15 types of beans. If you're not sure what beans you like, feel free to ask. They will explain various things, but it may be difficult to understand unless you are familiar with coffee and beans. But I think the process of gradually understanding things from there can be fun. It seems like it used to be possible to do tastings, but in this day and age it's quite difficult. I hope we can return to a more generous world.

I came across a very nice shop. When I was looking for a shop that sells coffee beans in Kasukabe, this shop came up first on the internet. When I saw the HP, I intuitively thought "Here it is!". Of course, the commitment to coffee beans and the high quality that took time and effort, but the most wonderful and attractive thing was the personality of the aunt. He asked me what I like and how I drink it at home, and even gave me a taste of the beans I was interested in. Also, due to the freshness of the beans, bulk purchase was not recommended. For that reason, I am a good old lady with a sincere heart who will explain things so that you will think they are delicious, not like an old merchant who forces you to sell. Beans are also sold in 100g subdivisions, making it easy to purchase. For me, who drinks one bag in two days, it is helpful because I can try many kinds. Finally, it was a good opportunity to reaffirm that there are many personalities among the owners of popular shops and well-reputed shops. Auntie, I will see you again.