kurumac

High quality sashimi and generous portions of it. Expect a bit of a wait but they’ll communicate that to you and you can place your name on a queue on arrival so you don’t lose your spot. It’s a small canteen like venue of about 20 tables or so, serving good coffee and Butter Boy Cookies. The Chirashi bowl did not disappoint.

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bloody incredible food. we had the nori ben and chiraishi. everything was delicious and well balanced. (i was obsessed with the tartare and salty acidic pickles paired with my fried fatty fish!) and the interior is very cute and vibey. highly recommend!

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While browsing online for a café with a relaxed weekend brunch vibe, we came across a Japanese-style brunch spot and decided to give it a try. We started with a Matcha Latte and Japanese-style white toast served with Rayu butter. Our meal continued with two pieces of Onigiri accompanied by Nibitashi (braised eggplant) and sesame spinach, along with Tempura served with Soba Noodles and a Pickled Mustard Cod Roe Omelette. The entire meal felt a bit healthier than what we typically get at other brunch spots, which was a refreshing change.

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