Photos & Text /Annie
That day, flipping through a Kyoto coffee magazine, I decided to visit one more café before heading back to the guesthouse for a rest. In the end, I found a café tucked away in Teramachi Shopping Street. Though Boogaloo Cafe Teramachi is located right in the bustling shopping street, its entrance is on the second floor, making it easy to miss.


Boogaloo Cafe seems to be known for its adorable latte art and all-you-can-eat bread. But that day, I had already decided to treat this cup of coffee as a late-night snack, so I didn’t order the all-you-can-eat bread. The café space is long and narrow, with quite a number of seats.

menu

I came here just for the latte art on the cappuccino. (デザインカプチ0??650Q? I had thought it would be some cute bear latte art, but unexpectedly, it turned out to be a handsome guy (lol). Actually, I wanted to ask the barista if they could draw Kumamon for me (laughs).

The milk foam on the cappuccino was quite dense and well-integrated with the coffee. I also ordered a slice of French toast, which was pretty average. I’ll come back next time to try the all-you-can-eat bread~

Boogaloo Cafe Teramachi
http://www.boogaloocafe.co.jp/index.php
Address: 2F Uta no Komichi Building, 292 Higashidaimoncho, Teramachidori, Nakanokugyo-ku, Kyoto City
Business Hours: 12:00–23:00 (Lunch Time: 12:00–15:00)
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