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About this place
The house-made red miso fruity keema curry balances the sweetness of apple and banana with a lively touch of spice. It is a lunch option for anyone who enjoys both sweet and spicy flavours, priced at 1,200 yen.
For a contrast in textures, try the lightly battered crispy fried chicken plate. The menu describes its coating as fragrant and light, with a crisp crunch followed by a juicy bite. The soup plate pairs a vegetable-rich soup with side dishes, and comes with a choice of rice or baguette. At 1,250 yen, it is another option when you have a lighter meal in mind.
Cake, baked sweets, tea and coffee are also available for after lunch. Diners who have tried the soft-centred brûlée have spoken highly of it, making it a tempting way to linger over something sweet and a cup of tea.
This cafe is attached to the head office building of a construction company. It has architecture-related reading material, and there are reportedly power outlets by the wall-side seats. It could suit a solo lunch or anyone hoping to browse a book for a while after eating.
