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About this place
Cooked in a frying pan until the sliced onions soften and sweeten, Shirahama's Spaghetti Napolitan carries the savory richness of bacon. It is an unpretentious dish, but one that clearly reflects careful cooking. Alongside the pasta, the cafe's light-meal menu includes classic kissaten lunch standbys like shrimp pilaf, curry pilaf, and yakisoba stir-fried noodles.
For breakfast or a casual afternoon break, the bread selection is just as tempting. Slices of thick toast come nicely crisped around the crust, soft in the center, and generously soaked with melted butter. Familiar, comforting options like egg sandwiches and mixed sandwiches are also available. During morning hours, guests can opt for a breakfast set pairing toast and a small salad with coffee or tea.
The drink menu stays true to vintage coffee shop traditions, offering siphon-brewed house blend coffee alongside a crisp, pleasantly bitter iced coffee and vibrant melon cream sodas. With its arched windows and serene seating, Shirahama is a calm retreat in a quiet Oji neighborhood. Note that the cafe is open exclusively on weekdays, and payment is cash only.
