01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
The food menu includes drawn-on omurice (1,500 yen), takoyaki and fried chicken (both 1,000 yen). For a meal, the drawn-on omurice is a natural pick, with its name reflecting the café’s character. For a lighter bite, there’s takoyaki or fried chicken, as well as beef jerky (1,000 yen) and nuts (500 yen). Miso soup, listed at 500 yen, is also available to round off a night of drinks.
At Miko Kissa, guests can choose between an all-you-can-drink plan charged in 40-minute intervals and a cover-charge system. The listed all-you-can-drink prices are 2,000 yen at the counter and 4,000 yen for a box seat. Under the cover-charge system, the prices are 1,000 yen at the counter and 2,000 yen for a box seat, with one drink required in addition. Drinks on this plan are 600 yen each for soft drinks and 800 yen each for alcoholic drinks. Options listed include oolong and jasmine tea, juices, beer and highballs, so you can choose according to what you feel like drinking.
Some visitors have said that the pricing was explained clearly at the outset. If it’s your first visit, check the details of the plans and cover charge on arrival, then choose the arrangement that suits you.
