Hasune

A light breakfast or a more substantial meal? Hasune is a café where you can choose from morning sets to set meals. The breakfast set comes with toast, a fried egg, salad and coffee or tea for 550 yen. A sandwich set costs 690 yen, while a cheese toast and salad set is 720 yen—easy options when you want breakfast with a drink.

For lunch, old-fashioned Napolitan spaghetti served with salad and homemade curry rice are each 770 yen. If you’d prefer a rice dish, the ginger pork set meal costs 930 yen and comes with rice and miso soup. The menu says the pork is prepared with a sauce that is continually replenished. You can also choose the same ginger pork flavour in a sandwich or on toast. Go for a set meal when you want something substantial, or a sandwich or toast for a lighter bite.

You can also take a break after your meal with coffee and cake. The baked cheesecake is described as moist, with a hint of lemon, while the apple tart is made with Japanese-grown apples and baked until fragrant.

Hasune is in Hasune 2-chome and opens from 7:00 on weekdays and Saturdays. Reviews also mention that smoking is allowed indoors, a point to bear in mind when deciding whether to stop in for a meal or coffee.