Mito, Ibaraki, Japan｜Cafe ＆ Gallery Kaya

I came here for the first time today, and it was a perfect place with the atmosphere, cakes, and drinks. I couldn't eat lunch, so I went home thinking I'd like to come back next time.

I accidentally discovered it by googling while thinking that it was lunch with a meeting with an acquaintance. Attracted by the highly rated reviews, I made a reservation for lunch the day before. It's better if you bother with it). To find the shop, take the Kakurai intersection on Route 50 and head in the opposite direction from the Shirosato direction (image of going south). It is about 1.5km from the Kakurai intersection (2-3 minutes by car). Look for the small black sign. If you go over the Joban line, you've gone too far. The grounds are very large and there is plenty of parking. Some cafés in old folk houses only devote energy to the main building, but this is not the case here. hey. If you look at the photos inside the store, you can really feel the good taste. The day I visited was an Italian lunch day, so the menu was only pasta lunch. The soup minestrone and the appetizer plate looked beautiful and delicious. Personally, I wanted the main pasta to be a little more salty, but I understood that the seasoning was probably aimed at being gentle on the body. I felt that the staff was very polite and had a high level of hospitality. I stayed long because I was comfortable. I can understand the bustle of the shop. The number of shops that I want to visit has increased. Thank you for the meal.

This is an old house cafe that my husband and I have been addicted to for the past few months. The one plate lunch is delicious and there is only one menu. I visit from time to time because it's open and I can enjoy a good amount of Japanese food. The grounds and parking lot are spacious.