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About this place
For anyone who likes to sample a few kinds of cheesecake, the cheesecake platter at P.S.COFFEE is an appealing choice. Diners have ordered a platter featuring 9 flavours: pumpkin, strawberry, matcha, caramel, plain, tomato, chocolate, blueberry and sweet potato. Each piece is a bite-sized cube, making it easy to compare the flavours on one plate. One diner particularly remembered the sweet-and-sour taste and distinctive flavour of the tomato cheesecake; it could be an interesting place to start if you fancy something different from the usual cheesecake.
Order a drink with a cake and the displayed cake price is reduced by 100 yen. Options include a coffee roll cake and a plain Basque cheesecake described as rich in cheese flavour. Drinks include the coffee of the day, chai latte and royal milk tea. It is a good setting for taking your time over something sweet and a drink afterwards.
The lunch menu also offers curry plates for a more substantial meal. The house keema curry comes with a soft-boiled egg; the menu describes it as mildly spiced, with the savoury flavour of minced meat and vegetables and an aroma of spices. A diner reported that mixing in the egg made the curry milder, and that it came with vegetable sides. For a more layered spice profile and greater heat, consider the chicken curry, made with 16 spices. The menu promises plenty of chicken, while diners have also noted its fragrant aroma, heat that builds as you eat, and colourful vegetable sides. Choosing between the keema and chicken curry makes for a satisfying lunch when a cafe meal needs to be more than a sweet treat.
Dogs are welcome, and visitors have shared accounts of dining with their dogs. Whether you are stopping for cake and tea or settling in for a spiced lunch, the cafe offers different ways to spend your time.
