Sabo Ichikawa

Some customers who ordered iced coffee at Sabo Ichikawa enjoyed having the ice served separately, pouring in only as much as they wanted and adjusting the strength to their taste. One review also mentioned a small chocolate served with the coffee—a welcome pairing when you want to linger over a cup.

The coffee menu includes mocha from Ethiopia, described as having acidity and a rich aroma, and Mandheling, noted for its low acidity and refreshing bitterness. For something sweet, one customer praised the tiramisu’s light texture and the chocolate decoration on top; others have enjoyed it with coffee. Another diner liked the pairing of coffee and rich cheesecake. Sharing a cake and comparing it with the tiramisu could be a pleasant way to try both.

For a light bite, consider cinnamon toast or a sausage roll. Customers have noted the generous dusting of cinnamon on the toast, which makes a satisfying snack alongside coffee. The menu also lists cheese toast, red bean paste and butter toast, and egg sandwiches—options for when you want something more savoury than cake.

This café in a quiet residential neighbourhood is an easy place to enjoy coffee and something sweet on your own.