Inkyo Cafe

If you’re in the mood for a lunch with plenty of vegetables, Inkyo Cafe’s plates are worth a look. Diners have described a meal of multigrain rice, salad, colourful vegetables and a main dish, with some noting the variety and generous portions of vegetables. The menu also lists a Vegetable-Packed Plate Set, served with coffee or tea—a welcome option if you’d like to include a drink after your meal.

For something more substantial, curry and hamburger steak sets are also options. One diner described the curry as light in texture but rich in flavour, while the vegetable curry with five-grain rice was reported to be spicy. The menu’s Homemade Curry Rice Set comes with salad and coffee or tea. The hamburger steak is served as a set meal, simmered in red wine sauce, with a choice of rice or bread. For a familiar kissaten-style lunch, there’s also the Cafe-Style Napolitan, served with salad and coffee or tea. A diner who ordered it noted that it contained aubergine, bacon and onion. It offers a more classic lunch than the vegetable-focused plate.

For dessert, the menu includes fondant au chocolat and roll cake, as well as a cake set. One diner tried the fondant au chocolat. Drinks include coffee and tea, along with Tsujiri Green Tea and homemade lemonade. One review noted a bitter edge to the lemonade, making it a possible match for a sweet cake.

Records provide the soundtrack, with some diners describing a leisurely visit accompanied by blues, jazz and soul. It’s a setting for enjoying the music over a meal and lingering afterwards with coffee.