Kitchen 313 Kamiyuge

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Kitchen 313 Kamiyuge

Handmade bagels are sold in a grandma’s traditional folk house she used to live in.

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This bagel shop is located in an alley on Yuge Island. The wooden building is the shop owner, Maki Miyahata's grandmother, and father’s old house. The main pillar is made of tsuga wood, a high-grade building material, and carpenters' playful workmanship remains, and the building is a registered tangible cultural property of Japan. Yuge is an island of sailors, and there were many skilled ship carpenters, and the facilities are still solid even after more than 100 years because of the careful work of the carpenters of that time. Maki moved with her family from Kobe to preserve these buildings.

They remake the stairs into product shelves, use a large colander for roasting coffee beans in-house, and use as much as possible of what they have at home. Everywhere in the store, one can feel the warmth of the careful, old-fashioned Japanese conscientious living style and the warmth of human hands. They want to cherish such a life, so they do not mass-produce by machine but knead by hand, one by one, carefully. They are particular about their handiwork. The popular bagel (180 yen and up) has a chewy texture. The more you bite into it, the richer the flavor of Hokkaido wheat and the gentler the handmade taste spreads.

After a bagel and hot coffee (350 yen) and rest in the garden, take a walk around the area. The Kamiyuge area, where the store is located, retains traditional Japanese architectural decorations called "lattice doors" and "Namako walls," and you can experience the history of the island, which prospered as a port town where people of high status stayed.

Highlights

  • The building is an old private house registered as a tangible cultural property of Japan.
  • Maki's kind personality.
  • Handmade bagels filled with love.
  • The aromatic coffee roasted by herself.
  • The atmosphere of the historical town of Kamiyuge.

Photos

  • “Kitchen 313 Kamiyuge", a restaurant set up like a hideaway in an alley on Yuge Island.

    “Kitchen 313 Kamiyuge", a restaurant set up like a hideaway in an alley on Yuge Island.

  • The shelves for bagels, bread, and baked goods were remade from the stairs of the house.

    The shelves for bagels, bread, and baked goods were remade from the stairs of the house.

  • The big colander we had at home comes in handy for roasting coffee." Maki Miyahata, the owner of the store, says.

    The big colander we had at home comes in handy for roasting coffee." Maki Miyahata, the owner of the store, says.

  • The home-roasted coffee is carefully brewed to order and aromatic!

    The home-roasted coffee is carefully brewed to order and aromatic!

  • Bagels (180 yen~) are soft and delicious. You can eat them in the garden in front of the store.

    Bagels (180 yen~) are soft and delicious. You can eat them in the garden in front of the store.

  • After taking a break at the store, stroll around the neighborhood where the old streets remain.

    After taking a break at the store, stroll around the neighborhood where the old streets remain.

Reviews

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  • 簡玲

    這裡店家是利用百年倉庫改造的小小烘焙咖啡店鋪~,每天都有出爐的各種手工麵包,空間呼吸著淡淡麥香與咖啡香哦這兒的吐司與貝果很受歡迎,以最健康的酵母,做出美味的麵包哦

Details

Facility name
Kitchen 313 Kamiyuge
Postal Code
794-2503
Address
313 Yugekamiyuge, Kamijimacho, Ochigun, Ehime
Telephone
0897-72-9075
Holiday
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Sundays
Hours
11:00 am - 3:30 pm
Budget
500 yen and up
Directions
3 min. walk from Kamiyumigae Port
Credit Cards
Not accepted
Official Website
Official Website
Reference Website
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