Koga, Ibaraki, Japan｜Karakiya Coffee

I visited yesterday afternoon. I had a little daughter with me, and there was a picture book in the store, and the customer service and service of the staff were wonderful. thank you. The food and coffee were delicious, and I think that the price of less than 1500 yen for a set of daily coffee and cafe au lait that is particular about lunch is a reasonable price considering the cost of materials and labor. The only disappointment was that the pasta with warm egg that I had before giving birth was no longer on the menu. I liked the originality of a private store, so I think the cost of ingredients is tough, but I would be happy if it could be revived somewhere for a limited time or for a few servings. The atmosphere of the shop is good, and I want to go again by myself, so next time I have time, I want to enjoy a hot sandwich with coffee. Postscript: I asked about it the other day. I was very happy to see the revival of the anniversary pasta, and it was delicious with a nostalgic taste! I am filled with gratitude. Also, the iced coffee was delicious, so I will be visiting the store next door as well.

We are holding a strawberry fair for a limited time. They have a wide variety of beans and they also sell beans next door. Please note that we are closed on Sundays. There is a nice smell of coffee inside the store. The geisha tasted like the beans themselves and was authentic. The parfait tastes like Tochiotome. It had strawberry ice cream and was delicious. The coffee is strong and has a deep flavor, similar to espresso. If you like coffee, please try it.

I was able to fully enjoy the luxury of having the coffee I sell professionally brewed. The atmosphere of the shop is so nice that you can't help but stay there for a long time. I had a Neapolitan at lunch time a little later. It was delicious and disappeared in an instant. I thought I'd give it a second helping. It's a wonderful space where you can encounter various types of coffee.