A Forest-Like Cafe Just Minutes from the Station
Only a five-minute walk from Kishiwada Station, Cafe Iroha is a
welcoming spot where
you can
relax whether you are with friends, family, or enjoying time alone. Designed with careful
attention to detail, the interior is decorated with flowers and trees, creating the sensation of
being calm in a forest. The cafe also hosts live music and film screenings, making it a
fantastic place to meet new people and share experiences.
A Cozy Space Filled with Warmth and Thoughtfulness
Inside, you will find wooden pieces sourced from the mountains,
filling the space with a comforting, warm atmosphere.
A ramp leads from the entrance to the door,
and there is even a handmade changing table for babies.
Every corner of this cafe reflects thoughtful touches for guests of all ages.
filling the space with a comforting, warm atmosphere.
A ramp leads from the entrance to the door,
and there is even a handmade changing table for babies.
Every corner of this cafe reflects thoughtful touches for guests of all ages.
A Harmony of Sweet Flavors♪
Shaved Ice with Delicate Sweet Red Beans
Shaved Ice with Delicate Sweet Red Beans
Cafe Iroha is well-loved for its seasonal menu, and the summer
favorite
is their classic kakigori (shaved ice dessert). The rich, sweet bean paste made
from
soybeans is so delightful it practically melts in your mouth! Paired perfectly with
chewy shiratama (rice flour dumplings) and red bean paste, this refreshing
treat is an
essential pick for hot summer days.
＊Prices are as of December 2024.
＊Prices are as of December 2024.
Recommended Homemade Curry
Iroha Curry is a menu item so popular that people keep coming back for it! As
soon as
it is brought to your table, the rich, fragrant aroma is irresistible. Filled with
finely
chopped, tender meat and carrots, this curry is perfect for all ages and palates.
＊Prices are as of December 2024.
＊Prices are as of December 2024.
Interview with the manager
Where does the name Iroha come from?
Mr. Kashiba (Owner): After retiring, I decided to open this cafe, and at
first,
I thought about calling it “Cafe Retiree” (laughs).
But then I chose Iroha, inspired both by the iroha momiji (a type of maple tree)
and the old Japanese alphabet poem, Iroha uta.
I thought about calling it “Cafe Retiree” (laughs).
But then I chose Iroha, inspired both by the iroha momiji (a type of maple tree)
and the old Japanese alphabet poem, Iroha uta.
What are your future plans for Cafe Iroha?
Ms. Ishigouka: We recently hosted a flea market,
and I’d love to promote future events like that to bring in more guests.
Also, we made new, limited-time sweets for guests to take home,
so I hope to plan new events in the future!
and I’d love to promote future events like that to bring in more guests.
Also, we made new, limited-time sweets for guests to take home,
so I hope to plan new events in the future!
Message to customers!
Ms. Ishigouka: Thank you for your continued visits!
We’ll be celebrating our 8th anniversary in August 2024,
and it’s all thanks to our wonderful customers.
I hope we can continue serving you for many years to come.
We’ll be celebrating our 8th anniversary in August 2024,
and it’s all thanks to our wonderful customers.
I hope we can continue serving you for many years to come.
Cafe Iroha
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1-15-30 Noda-cho, Kishiwada-shi, Osaka |
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Breakfast: 9:00 am–11:00 am Lunch: 11:00 am–2:00 pm Cafe: 2:00 pm-5:00 pm |
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Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays |
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072-436-0346 Please note that the manager can assist you over the phone in Japanese only. |
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Reservations are recommended for lunch, especially for groups of 3 or 4. Parties of 9 or more may be seated at separate tables. |
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Cash only |
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Breakfast: ¥600–800 Lunch: From ¥1,000 Cafe: ¥500–800 |
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Instagram： ＠cafe_iroha |
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