Coffee Shops Near Imazu Station Nishitsu Roundup

This time, we’ve put together a list of coffee shops near Imazu Station.
(Information provided by KAZU＠Nishitsu-sp)

*Please contact each shop directly for the latest information on regular holidays, business hours, and so on.

Kissa Misa

What surprises many reviewers is the pricing. It had been introduced as offering curry, fried rice, spaghetti, and other dishes for 300 yen.

Information provided by Tigermask: It seems that “Kissa Misa” revised its prices and menu earlier this year. Curry rice is now 400 yen. Fried rice and spaghetti have reportedly been removed from the menu.

Hatsuneya (Coffee House Hatsuneya)

Nishimag introduces the “Medama no Oyaji Toast” served as part of the morning set as a popular item.

Jun Kissa Asahi

According to Nishimag, the menu is simple, centered on coffee, café au lait, toast, and sandwiches.

Café Sanbankan Hanshin Imazu Station Branch

A coffee shop on the 1st floor of Eki-ma Imazu inside the station. It is fully non-smoking (with a smoking room) and has around 58 seats. They serve authentic siphon-brewed coffee, cakes, and more.

Kohichakan

Reviews say it is a small coffee shop with about eight counter seats, offering a simple old-fashioned menu of coffee, tea, café au lait, orange juice, and toast.

Puretcheru

An old-fashioned coffee shop where the 550-yen light meal set served from 14:00 to 18:00 is said to be popular.

Coffee Kobo

A traditional Japanese house-style coffee shop three minutes on foot from the west exit of Imazu Station. It also sells in-house roasted coffee beans, and the interior reportedly has a calm atmosphere with smoking allowed at all seats.

Lotteria Hankyu Imazu Station Branch

A nationwide fast-food chain located next to the ticket gates of Hankyu/Hanshin Imazu Station. The shop has separate smoking and non-smoking areas, plenty of table seating, and supports mobile ordering.

Hearth Brown Hanshin Imazu Station Branch