[2025 Nagoya Restaurant] Travel Guide for Kako Bucyo Coffee (Updated Mar)

When traveling to Nagoya, you definitely can't miss the famous 'Morning' culture! This time, I stayed at ibis Styles Nagoya and specifically went to Kako Coffee Shop near the hotel in the morning to experience the authentic Morning-Gu breakfast. It did not disappoint! Nagoya's Unique Breakfast Culture Nagoya's 'Morning' culture means that when you order a drink at a coffee shop, you get a complimentary breakfast (usually toast and eggs). This is a very distinctive local tradition. Kako is a popular coffee shop known for its homemade jam toast and high-quality coffee, attracting many locals and tourists. Morning-Gu Experience at Kako This time, I chose to upgrade to the homemade jam toast, and it was absolutely worth it! The toast was thick and fluffy, topped with various homemade jams from the shop. Each bite was filled with rich fruit flavors, sweet but not overwhelming. Besides the toast, there were also basic side dishes like Japanese boiled eggs, simple yet satisfying. Of course, the coffee here is also excellent. The coffee was rich and aromatic, perfectly complementing the sweet jam toast, making the breakfast even more perfect. Conclusion If you want to experience the most authentic breakfast culture in Nagoya, Kako is definitely a great choice! I recommend everyone to try the Morning-Gu here, especially their jam toast, which is really worth a try. Next time I come to Nagoya, I would want to come again!

Whenever I am in Nagoya, ogura mania takes over me. People don't get it but some of us love red bean paste. Especially the kind that one gets in Japan. For those new to this, Ogura is read beans paste. And Nagoya is amongst the places where it is done best. Tastewise, there are various types in Ogura. The Bucyo cafe serves one that is not too sweet ogura and they have various combinations and sets for breakfast and lunch. Like the kaiser bread ogura toast. The place is different. More often I have to wait in a que when I get in here. But I still can't help it. I love eating at Bucyo for some strange reason. You have got to try it. #japantrip#goodfoods #localguides

This popular coffee shop is famous for its toast topped with both Ogura and kinako butter, and has a line every day. The bean paste is not too sweet, and the kinako butter has a crunchy soybean crunch that gives it a new texture. It's a recommended Nagoya morning meal that's worth waiting in line for. Store: BUCYO COFFEE Address: Yamazen Building 1F, 1-10-9 Meieki Minami, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture Access: About 10 minutes on foot from Nagoya Station Opening hours: 07:15 - 17:00 (L.O. for morning 10:30) Closed: Open everyday Visited: April 2024 #Gourmet #Nagoya #Nagoya Gourmet #Nagoya Sightseeing #Coffee Shop #Cafe