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Some diners who came for the egg sandwich remembered watching it being made to order, one at a time, and described its flavour as soft and delicate. Another ordered one with iced coffee and found the sandwich satisfying. The menu lists the egg sandwich at 650 yen, making it a tempting choice with coffee for breakfast or a light lunch.

The coffee is part of the experience, too: one diner reported watching it being brewed in a siphon. The menu lists mild and American coffee at 400 yen each, while coffees such as Brazil and Guatemala are 650 yen each. Some diners have singled out the Brazil and Guatemala as particularly good. You can stick with a familiar cup or try one named for its origin.

For something to eat, there is toast for 300 yen, as well as egg toast, ham toast and mixed sandwiches among the options at 650 yen. Choose toast and coffee for a lighter start, or a sandwich when you want something more substantial.

One diner described enjoying a quiet coffee inside, and the café is presented as suitable for eating alone. However, another diner reported that smoking was permitted indoors, so check ahead if this is a concern. The menu information also says that payment is cash only, so it is sensible to bring cash.