01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
Only a short walk from the west exit of Kita-Senju Station, My Way offers a quiet escape from the neighborhood bustle. Cushioned sofa seats provide an inviting spot to settle in, while browsing the handwritten menu brings an immediate sense of nostalgia.
The food menu is anchored by classic spaghetti Napolitan, tossed with simple ingredients and a comforting ketchup base that evokes vintage cafe dining. The kitchen also turns out pan-fried pilaf—available on its own or as a set meal—alongside varied sandwiches such as egg or mixed fillings, plus savory pizza toast and tuna toast.
To pair with the meal, the house blend coffee delivers the deep, pronounced bitterness typical of traditional Showa-era kissaten, served piping hot and robust. For sweeter sips, the drink list includes melon cream soda topped with ice cream, banana shakes, and a richly flavored cocoa with gentle sweetness.
With completely non-smoking seating maintaining a quiet, pleasant environment, the cafe is equally suited for reading alone or pausing for a casual lunch during a day out.
