This place is tiny, but that&#39;s part of the appeal. The building is a registered cultural property, which was the coolest part for me. Grabbed a coffee and just enjoyed the atmosphere.

The curry bread is a nice change &mdash; not fried, so it feels a bit lighter. Flavor&rsquo;s good, though I wish the filling was a touch warmer. Still, I&rsquo;d order it again.

The little garden is a nice touch. I grabbed a fresh loaf of sourdough and sat outside. Watching kids play on the slide while I enjoyed my bread was a simple, peaceful moment. The bread itself was very fresh, with a good crust.

Nice little spot to grab a coffee. I like that they have some imported snacks and goods for sale too. Makes for a relaxed break when I&#39;m out walking around the neighborhood.

Stopped by for the breakfast set. The toast was really good, and the onion soup hit the spot on a chilly morning. Portions are big for the price.

Love the retro brick building! The high ceilings make it feel so spacious and relaxed. Perfect for a chill drink after a walk around the neighborhood.

Got here around 11am and the case was already half empty! The matcha cream bun was incredible, so light and not too sweet. Glad I didn&#39;t wait till later.

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