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About this place
Housed in the Matsui Building in Kanda-Sarugakucho, Kissa Eru offers plush, comfortable sofas and the nostalgic atmosphere of an old-school Japanese kissaten. A fixture on the menu is classic Napolitan spaghetti. Cooked to order one portion at a time, the dish is noted by patrons for its springy noodles and the distinct aroma of bell peppers.
Beyond Napolitan, the kitchen prepares a broad range of quintessential kissaten-style Western dishes, including pilaf, pork shogayaki (ginger pork), and omurice (seasoned rice topped with an omelette). Guests can also choose lighter fare depending on appetite, such as mixed sandwiches stacked with ham, egg, and potato salad, alongside assorted toasts.
For a break or after a meal, the dark-roasted hot coffee and iced coffee make dependable companions. The drinks list also features retro cafe staples like cream soda, hot cocoa, and an unsweetened hot milk tea praised for its clean, refreshing finish.
According to customer reviews, smoking is permitted at the seats, and payments are accepted only in cash.
