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About this place
For a café meal with a twist, try the chicken and mushroom kishimen gratin. Instead of pasta, it uses kishimen—flat udon noodles—and diners who have tried it have enjoyed the combination with béchamel sauce and cheese. It costs ¥900 and makes a more substantial choice than a sandwich or toast.
For a lighter bite or breakfast, there is thick toast with seasonal homemade jam for ¥450, as well as a mixed sandwich for ¥850. The sandwich is filled with bacon, freshly cooked egg, ham and tomato, lettuce, and cucumber; some diners have found it generous in size. Finish with pumpkin tart for ¥450. One diner noted its natural sweetness and how well it went with coffee, making it a tempting option when you fancy both a light meal and something sweet.
Drinks include the house blend, ground and brewed to order for ¥550, along with royal milk tea and pot-served tea. Pair the blend with a sandwich and pumpkin tart for a visit that spans a meal and tea time. Diners have also mentioned the quiet interior and the chance to linger at a window seat with a view of the sky. Kissa Meg is on the 2 floor in Kyodo 1-chome. It is open from 11:00 to 17:00, and closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
