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I ordered a cup of coffee,

And then coffee and red bean toast?!

Nagoya, Japan, is known for its special food culture,

"Buy coffee and send breakfast"

It also started here.

Just order a cup of coffee or hot tea at breakfast in the cafe and

The restaurant will include toast, boiled eggs, salad, etc.

Don't be too sweet, too affordable.

Also, complimentary red bean toast,

It is also one of Nagoya's famous breakfast items.

Today, follow me.

Go to Nagoya Cafe where you can eat delicious Ogura Toast.

MOKA Coffee Shop (酒店)

Hidden in Nagoya's bustling Osu shopping street is a warm and lovely little cafe.モカ珈琲店早上六点营业，为顾客送上暖心暖胃的早餐，美好的一天从美味开始。

Although there are not many seats in the store and the area is not large, the red sofa chairs are full of retro Zhaowa style.

The friendly hostess busied herself in and out of the bar-like kitchen as if preparing breakfast for her family.

Breakfast time, 370 yen drinks will be accompanied by toast, plus 50 yen can be upgraded to red bean toast oh. Cut slightly thick toast in half, filling with red beans with skin. Toast with a thin layer of butter inside, the surface baked crispy, with red bean filling, sweet but not greasy, the portion is just right.

Coffee shop NISHIKI ()

NISHIKI, a coffee shop located near Nagoya Horikawa, looks unremarkable, but it still has a lot of repeat customers. A cup of black coffee and an order of okura toast for breakfast is only 400 yen.

Thick mountain-shaped toast, higher than a small cup filled with cream, with a thick layer of red bean filling on it, looks very cost-effective and delicious!

The boss worked at the open bar. The shop was decorated with wood, coffee-colored leather chairs, and photos of idols hung on the walls. When he sat down, he felt as if he had gone back in time.

The boss worked at the open bar. The shop was decorated with wood, coffee-colored leather chairs, and photos of idols hung on the walls. When he sat down, he felt as if he had gone back in time.

Although many restaurants in Japan have begun to implement a smoke distribution or smoking ban system, this coffee shop still maintains the tradition of smoking indoors. Not only is there a cigarette vending machine at the door, but there is even a handwritten sign hanging outside the door that reads "Smoke-loving coffee shop"(laughs). Friends who care about smoke may not be so recommended.