Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan｜Baby Doll

A quaint coffee shop with a retro Showa era that looks like something you'd see in a movie. The brightness inside the restaurant is just right and you can enjoy your meal in a calm atmosphere. I had omelet rice, but it tasted like a Western restaurant. It's sweet, voluminous, and delicious. The salad was also fresh and delicious. Even with coffee, you will receive change for 1,000 yen. It was crowded with regulars. I hope it continues to exist for a long time as there are fewer and fewer cafes with a great atmosphere.

A coffee shop located a little back from the street. I was able to go to a store that I had always been interested in. It has been 42 years since it opened in 1981. Apparently they were serving French cuisine at one point, and the omelette rice I had this time was very delicious. I was soothed by the pleasant aroma of coffee, and relieved by the kombucha they brewed for me. The lighting in the store was so dim that you would want to stay there for a long time, making it very cozy. I don't like modern LED lighting because it stings my eyes. I want it to maintain its current brightness forever. Next time I will go for breakfast.

A wonderful shopkeeper who is dignified and warm, who is more suitable to be called a master than to be called mama or madam. Omelette rice that is not simmering, yes, this! I wanted to eat this! The soy sauce in the soy sauce holder that came with it? sauce? When I tried a little bit of this, it fits surprisingly well. The coffee was delicious, not too bitter and not too sour. The furnishings, reading lights, and even the flowing shakataku are emotional. If your house was within walking distance, it was definitely a shop that you would like to be a regular customer.