The smell of coffee came quietly from the narrow alley of the road! Kyoto Wenqing Cafe "Lotus in the Fire"

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Although Kyoto's bus system is as dense as cobwebs, it is more convenient to ride bicycles if you want to take a trip to Kyoto cafes and shops. When Kyoto was called Ping an Beijing more than a thousand years ago, it imitated the architectural pattern of Chang Anjing in the Tang Dynasty. The streets and alleys show a neat chessboard shape, coupled with spacious bicycle lanes in the urban area, even office workers and housewives in Kyoto are used to walking by bike. So, Sister Nicole finished several interviews in Kyoto by cycling. It goes a little too far. Lotus in the Fire is a Kyoto Wenqing Cafe hidden in a super narrow alley.

Narrow alleys known as "roads" are often seen in the old street area of Kyoto, and there are often surprises in the depths of narrow alleys like cracks between buildings on both sides. If you drill into the narrow alleys at will, what lies in the depths is often not a dead end, but a neighborhood of homes close to each other in a district, or a small park with cherry blossoms, an old well where you can draw water, or even a canteen known only by local residents. And hermit cafes like caf é Lotus in the Fire.

In Kyoto, 🔽 deliberately takes advantage of "the amorous feelings of the road" to create a high-end material kiosk that turns the corner but has a village. The narrow house's road land, Ishiban Road, is decorated with paper lanterns in yellow tones, shuttling back and forth between the road and the storefront, the figure of a female general in kimono, setting off even more gorgeous and mysterious.

🔽 is also hidden in the lotus in the caf é fire in the narrow lane of the road, but there is no colorful mood deliberately created by the high-end material pavilion. It is just a quiet and simple crowd away from the main road, standing in the narrow lane of the road and merging with the family of Zhou Weimin. If not looking for it attentively, it is difficult to find its existence.

When 🔽 asked the landlady why she chose such a unique Chinese character shop name, the landlady bluntly replied, "if you open the dictionary, the first word in front of you is lotus in the fire."

🔽 offers organic brand roasted coffee and daily handmade cakes. The atmosphere in the store is like a lotus pond in early summer, quiet and elegant.

🔽 is typical of the Jingding family, with a genial glimmer filling the wooden-toned space.

There are books in every corner of 🔽, and some people will bury their heads in the fire with books and laptops.

🔽 's light green embellished with the earthen wall of the Jingding family makes it look very harmonious and comfortable.

The green meaning outside the 🔽 lattice window, borrowing the scene has become an extension of vision.

🔽 is quite suitable for my online celebrity friend Shu Fang, who fake a Wenqing coffee photo.

Lotus in the fire

Add: 74-4 Ryuhagata-cho, Tongmei road, Liumachang, Zhongjing district, Beijing

Tel: + 81-75-213-4485

Time: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 11: 00 to 18: 00, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays from 12 to 30 from sunset, irregular rest