Inoda Coffee is a slightly upscale kind of cafe. It has branches all over the city, and there’s a queue at every one of them. This time I went to the one on the first floor of the Daimaru department store.
Water glass
Hmm… one thing that’s different from Korea, though, is that there are no power outlets, so you can’t charge your phone. Oh well, nothing to be done about it.
Egg sandwich
Tastes pretty standard.
Cream soda
Decent enough.
A juice as well
It’s a good place to pass the time. Nobody makes you feel rushed even if you linger. The prices are on the high side, but the drinks aren’t bad either, and I suppose that’s exactly why it’s so popular.
After leaving Inoda Coffee, I cut through Nishiki Market on my way.
Nishiki Tenmangu
It sits at the end of the market. Plenty of tourists here. The Daimaru department store is at the opposite end of Nishiki Market, so if you’ve reached Nishiki Tenmangu it means you’ve crossed the whole market.
Market scene
Beef skewers at 500 yen, and they look delicious.
Market scene
Market scene
Looks like it showed up in a drama too.
Tako tamago
These must be a hit, because I saw them everywhere. There were plenty of other tasty-looking places too, but dinner time was close so I skipped them all.
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