Written by Jane Pipkin
Sip on a coffee while overlooking the beautiful waters of Tanabe Bay at QUAYTH.
What’s QUAYTH?
With the vision of creating a space where “people from all walks of life can gather,” QUAYTH is actually a hotel which has a café downstairs. Using its own roasted coffee beans, QUAYTH’s café offers everything from coffee to matcha. The “Military Latte” (matcha and latte) is one of the standout items. Drinks range from ¥500 to ¥650.
Another popular item is the donuts made with soy milk and okara (soy pulp). There’s also old-fashioned pudding and lunch-style meals such as egg sandwiches and ham and cheese toast. The donuts are as little as ¥250 and the most expensive sweet item is the Matcha Affogato for ¥720.
And if the good food and coffee weren’t enough, the ocean view is the ultimate highlight. We recommend sitting at the window seats so you can truly take in the sea in front of you.
The café also has charging ports, making it a good place to co-work. And dogs are welcome to sit on the terrace seating.
What to know before you visit QUAYTH
Do you need reservations for QUAYTH?
No, you can simply walk in and order your coffee to drink in or take out.
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