01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
One customer at the Hatsudai South Exit branch enjoyed an espresso and ordered another. Another described the blend coffee as robustly bitter, with restrained acidity. Choose the blend when you want a fuller cup, or espresso for a shorter coffee break; there is an option for either mood.
For something to eat, Milano Sandwich A combines prosciutto, boneless ham and Bologna sausage, while B has shrimp, avocado and salmon with tartar sauce. The choice is between a mix of ham and sausage or a seafood-and-avocado sandwich, each offering a different light bite alongside coffee. The breakfast menu also lists a croque monsieur, ham and egg salad, and pastrami pork and potato, made with mustard. The café opens at 7 in the morning on weekdays and 8 on weekends, making it an option for coffee or breakfast before work.
The café is on the 1 floor of the Keio Hatsudai Station building. Visitors have reported counter and table seating inside. There is also a terrace and Wi-Fi, making it a practical place not only for a quick break but also for reading or light work.
