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Welcome To Clammbon
Clammbon, nestled in Morioka, Japan, is a charming coffee shop that enchants visitors with its authentic atmosphere, skilled coffee preparation, and warm hospitality. The delightful aroma of freshly roasted coffee greets you upon entry, enticing you to explore its cozy space adorned with unique art. The owner personally oversees the operations, brewing each cup with care using traditional techniques. Customers rave about the divine coffee, especially the Mandailing Sumatra blend, paired perfectly with homemade pudding. The welcoming vibe and attentive service make Clammbon a must-visit for coffee enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Experience a slice of cozy charm in every sip!
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Clammbon
Welcome to Clammbon, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Morioka, Iwate. This charming little café, located at 5-33 Konyacho, offers more than just a cup of coffee—it provides an experience steeped in tradition and authentic hospitality.
As you step inside, you’re greeted by the tantalizing aroma of roasting coffee, a promise of the delightful flavors that await. The ambiance is cozy and intimate, with just enough seating for pairs or solo visitors to enjoy a quiet moment. The owner, a warm and gracious lady, runs the café herself, ensuring that each patron feels special and welcomed. Her willingness to engage in conversation, even with the aid of a translation app, speaks volumes about the hospitality you'll find here.
Each cup of coffee at Clammbon is crafted with meticulous care—from roasting the beans to the final drip that fills your cup. They offer an impressive selection of blends, including the bold Mandailing Sumatra, perfect for those who enjoy a moderately bitter coffee that awakens the senses. It pairs wonderfully with their homemade custard pudding, a must-try that has garnered rave reviews from visitors. Imagine savoring a perfectly textured dessert that complements the rich coffee aromas swirling around you.
The café’s walls are adorned with eclectic art, a visual feast that reveals a new detail with every glance. Staying true to its authentic roots, Clammbon features an ancient roasting machine, allowing patrons to witness the traditional brewing process firsthand. It's a space that invites appreciation not just for the drinks but also for the art of coffee-making itself.
Visitors have noted the reasonable prices, with coffee and pudding around 1000 yen, making it an excellent value for the exceptional quality you receive. However, be sure to bring cash, as Clammbon currently does not accept cashless payment options.
Whether you're seeking a cozy retreat or a fantastic coffee experience, Clammbon is a place that shouldn't be missed. It’s not just a café; it’s a celebration of craftsmanship, warmth, and connection—a perfect stop for anyone wandering through Morioka, eager to find a taste of authentic Japanese café culture.
If you find yourself in the area, don't hesitate to drop by. Your taste buds will thank you, and who knows, the owner might even engage you in delightful conversation!
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“ I wish this was my local coffee shop, best coffee I have ever had, lovely staff ”
“ We researched this place via Google. The place is super authentic with the owner herself running the place. She is bery hospitable and warm. We went there twice. I recommend this place for a wonderful coffee experience. ”
“ AMAZING. The first thing you notice when you enter is the amazing smell of roasting coffee. Then the cozy atmosphere with seating for ones and twos. The coffee is divine and so is the dessert. The staff is very kind. The art on the walls is unique. There is more to see every time I look around. Highly recommended for coffee and atmosphere and service. ”
“ It’s a very rare deliciously traditional antique coffee shop taken over by a 2nd generation owner but roasting beans in the same delicious traditional way. The shop unlike many old coffee shops, is being run properly and with care. But, Just like any traditional shop, it is facing a modern dilemma ability versus profitability. I am not sure what the future holds, but in the meantime remains nostalgic and very very delicious. ”
“ I discovered this lovely coffee shop through the NHK channel, and I’m so glad I visited! The owner is incredibly kind and welcoming, making the experience truly special. She prepares her coffee with such care and precision, and the result is absolutely delicious. Thank you for the warm welcome—we truly appreciated it. We hope to visit again in the future! ”
“ This is a delightful little cafe with a warm and cosy atmosphere and a very welcoming owner. I very much enjoyed my custard pudding which had great flavour and a perfect texture. With many thanks to the owner, I got a takeaway bag of the house coffee blend which was fabulous. Well worth a visit. Thanks for having me! ”
“ Subarashi Kohi , Cozy atmosphere and friendly staff A Morioka Institution, Totemo Osusume! Plus they have a 40 year old vintage F Royal Coffee Roaster ”
“ Old cofee shop with authentic ancient roasting machine. They do everything from scratch from roasting coffee beans, grinding it and making the coffee drip. Not so many space inside, so please do not stay that long for other people to enjoy. The walls are decorated with paints, pictures and books. They do everything in the open so you can see the process. The owner is a very polite lady. She speaks in a highly polite Japanese language that makes you feel like you are respected. Mind you she can not speak english that well however she uses the translate app so everyone can be accomodated. I like the effort! She makes small conversations to everyone inside during the entire time. I only ordered a coffee (mandailing sumatra) which is moderately bitter and better to be drank in the spot. And it is perfect with their homemade pudding (according to other reviewers). Bitter coffee is good to make you awake and focus in the morning. Other blends (single origins and their own blends) are available. Please check them. The price is reasonably cheap. Around 1000 yen for a coffee and pudding. However I don’t think they have cashless option. Please bring cash. Will visit again if I go to Morioka again ”