Christian Schwarzenegger

Today, I went for a coffee and egg&ham sandwich at Wadaya Café, which is run by two very friendly twin sisters. The sandwich was larger than Japanese standards with water melon, salad and fruit yoghurt as side dish. I added a blend coffee in the typical set (¥ 1250). The Café is rather small with 5 seats at the counter and a rectangular table for about 8 persons.
I went there before for lunch and the daily lunch set is also very tasty. Single point of criticism: At lunch, there was disturbing tobacco smoke coming over from the table. Considering the little space, I hope that they will soon change to a strictly no smoking policy.

I recently had a very reasonably priced lunch set there which could be characterised by 家庭料理 (family cuisine). A bowl of rice, fried pork, a spoon of vegetables and tofu etc. I felt like a student coming home for lunch. Friendly staff.

I went there twice for the same lunch menu: Roastbeef with salad which is delicious. I also like the variety of coffees one can get there. The cakes & sweets section is not at the same level.
The interior reminds me somehow of a gift shop for organic products. Comfy chairs and relaxing music. Wifi makes studying and working easy with the good smell of a cup of coffee. Rather on the expensive side.

This morning, I spent some time at Cafe Potari to study and read. I had Cappuccino and a Honey Butter Toast with morning add-ons. Everything was delicious, especially the Cappuccino. I like the interior and decoration. Unfortunately, there is no WiFi, but that is just a minor point. Open since 2 August 2022. I will be back!