Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Santos

A coffee shop with a comfortable Showa-era atmosphere. This time I had pork soti rice, cream anmitsu, and American. The pork soti served on the griddle was piping hot and delicious. It came with sauce and salt, but the seasoning was strong enough that I didn't need it. Although it's a little far from the station, it was a restaurant that I would want to go to again (*^.^*)

A coffee shop with the scent of the Showa era. The yellowed pendant lights and sash frames make the room feel even more nostalgic. The towels are made in Japan, probably rolled by the store, and the napkins are triangular folded, something you don't see these days. At this point, I was completely immersed in the Showa era. I was impressed by the politeness of the way the store staff placed the seasonings. The amount of spaghetti (I dare not call it pasta) is small, so it might not be enough for men.I ate the Neapolitan, and the slightly sweet seasoning and ingredients such as mushrooms, onions, and green peppers blended very well. It was delicious. Of course, the quality of the parfait is lower than what you get at a high-end fruit shop, but you can have a parfait at this price and be satisfied! We had delicious. Thank you for the meal.

A smoking-friendly cafe with a Showa-era atmosphere. The amount of food is a little small, but it's reasonable.