and K cafe

At and K cafe, the Anko Butter Pudding Toast tops toast with red bean paste, butter and pudding. Diners have singled out the crisp crust and the sweet-salty contrast of sweet anko with salted butter. Another visitor enjoyed the thick slice with anko, butter and pudding alongside coffee, and found that dipping the toast into the pudding worked well, too. It’s a combination for when you’re in the mood for something sweet and substantial.

The menu lists the Anko Butter Pudding Toast with a drink for 1,500 yen. The café also notes that seasonal versions may vary: limited-time toasts with sakura anko or Yukimi Daifuku, ordered by visitors, are examples of what has appeared. Choosing the classic anko and butter or seeing what seasonal variation is on offer is part of the appeal. One diner described the sakura anko toast as small but thick, and satisfying to eat. Visitors have also reported versions served with vanilla ice cream or pudding. Seasonal items and prices can change, so check the menu on the day if you have a particular one in mind.

For something lighter, there are plain and daily scones, as well as toast with a choice of butter, anko and butter, cinnamon or cheese. Cheese toast and croque monsieur are also listed for those after something savoury. Drinks include a collaboration-blend coffee with Marumo Roasting and lemonade made with Setouchi lemons from Hiroshima Prefecture. The lemonade is listed with a choice of water or soda, making it an option to pair with toast or enjoy alongside a scone.

The café is a compact space with limited seating. One visitor reported that it is attached to a hair salon, and the café is also described as suitable for solo diners; visitors have recorded stopping in alone. With seats in short supply, allow extra time if you’re hoping to linger.