Coffee

Next level coffee

Posted on by helenhmk

If you are a lover of coffee in Japan you can go the next level… by ordering your preferred green beans then select how to have them roasted at the mini roaster which takes approximately 15 minutes. This is not a one- off as in the same complex there were places where this was offered.

We just ordered their standard house blend coffee- which I must add was very good.

Final breakfast

Posted on by kymdt

For those of you concerned that I might not say anything anymore (based on my capybara experience), rest assured that only related to the fact that no words are needed for a looping video of a capybara!

Today’s breakfast is courtesy of NHK World’s Dive in Tokyo which takes you to a different district of Tokyo each show.

We saw Bakery Bank on the Kabutcho episode. The bakery makes delightful pastry and other bread products. The coffee (and ceramics) from Coin downstairs are the perfect accompaniment.

Time to relax after Izumo…

Posted on by helenhmk

After three days away in Izumo cycling with friends… we are tired. So today is a relaxing day walking in the local neighbourhood and some cycling to keep the legs moving.

We’ve already had one coffee… but it is time for a coffee flight at Glitch.

Next level coffee supplies…

Posted on by helenhmk

For the first night of our ride we are staying at a traditional ryokan called the ‘Moonlit Rabbit Inn’.

While it has delightful rooms, comfy futons, traditional bathhouse and great food it also has a commitment to coffee – which is the next level…

Thankfully I have on hand an expert in grinding.. and coffee making. 👏☕️

Review: The beans were a more darker roast… and the biscuits were a perfect match. Ah… Japan.