Bando, Ibaraki, Japan｜Ichibankan

A coffee shop that retains the luxury of the Showa era. Although the store itself is old and a little outdated, I think that the master's taste, which he once acquired at a top-class restaurant, shines through when it comes to selecting tableware and serving food. Well, I haven't asked him personally. The menu table also looks like a motorcycle gang. Not only Italy and major places, There are many things written in kanji, such as ``mocha'', which can no longer be read without ruby. However, Master is not only a person with sharp taste, but also a person who likes to talk and has a good personality. Since he came by bike, I guessed from the fact that he was wearing thick clothes. He guided me to a seat where I would be more likely to get overheated. They also placed a stove. I think he is a person with a deep sense of life, as when he said, "I'll be waiting for you," when we parted ways, it made me feel deeply that there was someone who was waiting for me too. I also had something called Shogun Coffee. This coffee was recreated by the fourth generation of Tokugawa Yoshinobu's descendants based on records and literature from the time. The taste itself was light, but it had a slightly strong bitterness, so I couldn't say I liked it completely, but it was a pleasant coffee. Also, the food was served in such a way that you would feel like you were a guest invited by the shogun. I think it's a little hard of hearing, so I think it's best to speak as clearly as possible. It's not the newest store, so don't expect too much. However, I think there are many other things you can enjoy other than food, such as the rich customer service and depth of a person you have lived through a long life. He also seems to have a hobby of photography, so there are many photos in the store. Each one has a number, so you can vote on it. I also participated in one vote. It seems that he will be holding his first solo exhibition, so if you have time over the holidays, why not take a look? Details are posted in the photo. I'm far away so I can't stop by, but I would like to take the opportunity to go.

I offer cooking classes to individuals for around 2,000 yen per session. Master! cappuccino! 👩‍🦰 Sorry... water please... 👨‍🦲 I wonder if the customers are still coming?

It's a place where you can feel soothed if you go once in a while. The food at the restaurant is also delicious and I like it very much.