Dairoku Kitchen

Coffee shop • 348-2 Inatori, Higashiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0411, Japan

4.4(17 reviews)

Kid-friendly

Here is a draft of an article introducing Dairoku Kitchen, a cafe that utilizes local ingredients from Higashi-Izu.

Rooted in a rural town, a warm-hearted cafe

The challenges of young people filled with local love

In the healthy homemade dishes made by high school students, their local sentiments are encapsulated. Amidst the departure of many young people from the local area, Dairoku Kitchen becomes a place of hope for the revitalization of Inatori.

Connecting people through food

The monthly 'Grandma's Cafe' events feature home-cooked meals using fresh local vegetables. Through food, cross-generational exchanges are born.

Wrapped in the flow of leisurely time

In the renovated historic machiya space, one can enjoy fragrant coffee and freshly baked Japanese sweets. Away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, one's heart can find solace in the rural tranquility.

A comforting space filled with abundant seasonal ingredients and warm emotions

Experience the full charm of Inatori at Dairoku Kitchen. Enjoy delicious meals and the leisurely flow of time, leaving behind memorable experiences.

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Reviews

5(a year ago)

Christoph Menzel

Great coffee and very friendly staff.

5(3 years ago)

hare

Grandma Chito about 4 times a month A restaurant will be held. All you can eat for 500 yen!! ️The taste is bland, but it uses plenty of fresh vegetables and is healthy for the body. From around June, the owner will rent another store and open a restaurant in earnest. Dairoku Kitchen is a challenge for those who want to start something. This is a place where you can rent a space and use it as you like. This place was opened by a young person who moved to Inatori from outside the prefecture and is working hard to make Higashi Izu a town like the old days. I'm really grateful that most of the local kids don't like living in the countryside and leave after high school. The cafe will be open on Wednesdays through the end of March, but I'm happy to hear that from April, other cafes will be open on Saturdays as well.

3(5 years ago)

Aya Brezh

It was an event venue for the eve of the Kinme Marathon. It can be used for information exchange (^^)

5(6 years ago)

五十嵐修治

I had delicious obi udon. The freshly baked mochi and the fragrant oshiruko are delicious. The soup stock is carefully prepared. The turnip pickles are also excellent.

5(6 years ago)

芹沢安久

Dairoku Kitchen ``Attakafe'' The food is made by high school students using local ingredients and is very delicious! ️

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