Kamagaya, Chiba, Japan｜Ide Cafe

Ethiopia 🇪🇹 I wanted to drink geisha, but it was out of stock 😗 I left it at Blue Mountain. The best time with waffles 🧇 and coffee ☕️ 😊 I also bought Kamagaya pear cider and farm eggs 🥚 on the way home 👍

I went there at 10am on April 9th ​​(Sunday) for the town cafe stamp rally that runs until May 28th. I ordered the morning menu, which consisted of scrambled eggs, salad, bread, free-refill soup, and that day's recommended coffee. As the coffee is sold at retail, it was Honduras with a strong aroma. After the meal, I went to the retail store next to the restaurant. There are over 20 types of coffee beans, and my wife loves coffee, so I bought a lot of them. On that day, there was also a lottery, and I was able to win a second prize and get half the price, so I was able to purchase it at a great price. On the first Sunday of every month, they also sell about 6 types of coffee beans at half price first thing in the morning, so I think I'll go there next time on that day.

The main store is the birthplace of IDECAFÉ. When I first visited the company about 20 years ago, I remember spending an hour chatting over coffee with the president. I think IDECAFÉ's roasted coffee is the best I've had in a long time. I've been drinking coffee here ever since. Through the experience with various beans, I learned that the aroma, richness, acidity, and aftertaste of coffee vary depending on the type of coffee bean and the roasting process. There are also a wide variety of straight coffee, with over 20 types available. Currently, there is a cafe/restaurant next to the store, where you can enjoy everything from snacks to meals while drinking coffee. You can buy coffee beans online, but the most fun way is to go to the store. There is also a large parking lot behind the store, so there is no problem if you come by car.