Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜Korakuan Hamamatsu

There is also a garden that can be seen from the store, and it is a cozy store. I've been wanting to eat anmitsu for a long time, so I got it. It was small, but the agar was solid and it was delicious. The drink menu is also very extensive with a wide selection of coffee and tea. At night, it seems that sake, wine, whiskey, etc. are also offered. The impression is that the age group of the people who come to the store is high, but it was not noisy, and it was a shop where you can enjoy tea time calmly. There were also coffee beans and black tea leaves sold by weight. I will buy here next time.

Visited around 11:30 on weekdays. There were only two other customers left. I wanted to drink coffee and received today's recommendation. The meal was french toast. I also had a salad. The ice cream smelled like vanilla beans and was delicious. I would like to drink coffee and other types.

The couple visited for the first time on Wednesday, August 31, 2022. I left my home in Toyohashi early in the morning, so I arrived at the store at 7:45 a.m., 15 minutes before it opened. The rain had just stopped and a rainbow could be seen for a moment from the parking lot. We entered the store at 8am and ordered today's recommended coffees, Toraja (650 yen, 50 yen off if you choose from the recommendations), and Dominica (700 yen) from the morning menu. Morning service includes toast, boiled egg, and dessert for free. Both coffees had a mellow taste and were very delicious. The Dominican one had a more bitter taste. The dessert was almond tofu with kiwi sauce and it was delicious. Inside the restaurant, you can see a Japanese garden-like garden from the window, classical music is playing, and there are many tasteful paintings on the walls, creating a calm atmosphere. We really liked the coffee at this shop, and it said that the second cup would be half price no matter which coffee you choose, so we were a bit worried, but in the end we decided to just buy some coffee beans and go home. . We selected and purchased 200 grams of coffee beans named Manyo and 100 grams of coffee beans named Hanakyo from the shelf next to the cash register. Both were 600 yen per 100 grams. All the customers seemed to be enjoying a quiet coffee time, and we, too, became fans of this shop on our first visit.