Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan｜Komeda's Coffee

It's been a while since I've had lunch with you. They quickly responded by opening and securing doors for people with leg injuries, and leaving strollers for people with children. I wanted to learn from him. It was helpful to hear if we wanted to have mustard on bread etc.

It's quite crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. Until 11 o'clock If you order a drink, you will receive toast in the morning. You can choose boiled eggs etc. Toast is delicious. I always eat Shiro Noir. There are other burgers on the menu, but the portions are large so I think it's perfect for sharing. I go to a nearby hospital, so on weekdays, I look forward to having lunch at Komeda Coffee on the way home from my doctor's appointment.

Komeda Coffee is located near the Kisarazu outlet. This is a store that carries "Daisuki Plate," which is a blessing for families with children. Since it's close to an outlet, I thought it would be a bit crowded on weekends and holidays, but it wasn't as crowded as I expected and I was able to get in fairly easily. In addition to the Daisuki Plate, we also enjoyed the most popular mixed sandwiches and cronage. I thought it would be a good idea to come here if you want to avoid eating at a crowded outlet.