Owing to its affinity to the yoga studio and an alternative health-culture shop, Tamisa Organic Café has been for a long-time a hub of health-freaks, but it’s the café that’s keeps attracting walk-in customers also. This hole-in-the-wall houses a few tables and chair, and it is fair to expect a peaceful vibe when dining here. While the menu isn’t strictly organic, and is certainly good to be nibbled on if you happened to pass through the area. The café serves light meal sets, cakes, muffins, quiche, coffee drinks. Given the good ambiance of the place, it makes for an ideal place to sit back and relax whilst sipping a cup of soy cappuccino. Customers customarily bite into the famous quiche which is best eaten with potato soup, salad, and two small side dishes of various veggies. A basic lunch would cost you a 1,000 Yen, and the portions served on plate are small.
Tamisa Café and Yoga Studio
Owing to its affinity to the yoga studio and an alternative health-culture shop, Tamisa Organic Café has been for a long-time a hub of health-freaks, but it’s the café that’s keeps attracting walk-in customers also. This hole-in-the-wall houses a few tables and chair, and it is fair to expect a peaceful vibe when dining here. While the menu isn’t strictly organic, and is certainly good to be nibbled on if you happened to pass through the area. The café serves light meal sets, cakes, muffins, quiche, coffee drinks. Given the good ambiance of the place, it makes for an ideal place to sit back and relax whilst sipping a cup of soy cappuccino. Customers customarily bite into the famous quiche which is best eaten with potato soup, salad, and two small side dishes of various veggies. A basic lunch would cost you a 1,000 Yen, and the portions served on plate are small.
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