Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan｜Riders' Cafe Racer Chiba Kashiwa

Taking photos inside the store is prohibited. I stopped by by myself and got a rider's shot. It was 990 yen for a set of affogato with lots of ice cream, whipped cream and coffee. I was satisfied just by myself, having a quiet cup of coffee and enjoying the atmosphere of the shop filled with bikes. There seem to be meetings, so if you come on a noisy day, the atmosphere might be different, but I like the quiet time to take a breather.

I met a regular customer who goes there once a week. There are many cafes like this that are uncomfortable because the regulars and the master are talking so much. It may have been a coincidence, but this is different. So it's very comfortable. The shop owner is a woman. Regular customers say that they don't just watch and imitate how good they are at cooking, they study the food properly. He is a trained chef. The pasta was delicious. There are other menu items as well. Photography inside the store is prohibited. However, I asked if I could post the food on Facebook, and they said yes. If you would like to take photos, please contact us. There aren't many places to sit inside. Is it really crowded and the limit is about 8 people? I think 2-3 people would be good. A regular customer recommends the pasta. The owner told me that if it's your first time, you're more likely to get ``Carbonara,'' but if you're a regular, you're more likely to get ``Peperoncino.'' You can choose 200g, 300g, and 400g of pasta. People tend to think that Riders Cafe is difficult to enter. There may be some people who need courage to enter here too. good luck. I recommend this place. There were stickers for 300 yen and 400 yen.

I visited you for the second time on May 5th. Last time I had carbonara, I was very satisfied with its richness and taste. This time I received the teriyaki pork hot sandwich and coffee set (pictured). I think both are recommended menu items unique to this restaurant that cannot be enjoyed anywhere else. The owner and other customers were friendly and talked to me, and I had a very comfortable time. The location is on the way to Teganuma after leaving Raikoland and crossing R16. It's a little hard to find because there aren't any flashy signs or banners, but if you pass Lawson on the left side of the street and pass Eneos GS, it's immediately on the left. There were so many people passing by on their bikes that day, but it was a waste to pass by when there is such a wonderful cafe in such a place. I had a great time thinking that. Sorry to bother you again.