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Sakura Lemonade at GO GO COFFEE

Sakura Lemonade 800 yen with a lovely light pink color. The fresh aroma of cherry blossoms reminds us of the coming of spring.

Spring limited edition Sakura Lemonade available from [GO GO COFFEE] in front of Kinkakuji Bus Stop

A new spring-only menu, Sakura Lemonade, is now available at the cafe [GO GO COFFEE] located near the bus stop on Kinkakuji-michi. You can enjoy a spring stroll in Kyoto with this refreshing soda with a beautiful pale pink color.

In addition to sodas, [GO GO COFFEE] offers original coffee, homemade sweets and low-sugar & vegan sweets, and other drinks and food that are packed with the owner's specialties.

The interior of the restaurant, themed "Karesansui," is a botanical healing space with an interior made of natural materials, works by a moss ball designer, a variety of monstera and other ornamental plants, and a huge bench made of 400 kg of Japanese cedar logs.

GO GO COFFEE's Dorayaki

The signature item, dorayaki, is 650 yen per piece and comes in five different flavors. Large and very satisfying.

The most popular items here are the five types of dorayaki specially developed by a French chef and supervised by a patissier. The dorayaki are made with the finest ingredients, including wasanbon dorayaki crust made by a long-established Japanese sweets store, sweet bean paste made by a long-established sweet store, special cream cheese whipped in the store, and coffee cream made with espresso extracted from a machine. Each item is carefully wrapped upon order, so it is always freshly made and ready to be enjoyed. In particular, coffee cream and red bean paste cream cheese are popular flavors with many repeat customers. They are all moderately sweet and go great with coffee. You will definitely want to try all the varieties!

GO GO COFFEE Coffee

To accompany the dorayaki, we recommend our original blend coffee, which is roasted in-house using a valuable roasting machine that is quite old in Japan. Two types of coffee are on standby: a house blend supervised by a famous barista and a single origin. Both coffees have a medium-deep roast with an excellent balance of bitterness, richness, and acidity.
Go out for a casual taste of the real thing.

GO GO COFFEE
GO GO COFFEE

GO GO COFFEE

  • Go Go Coffee
  • 13 Kinugasa Kaidocho, Kita Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
  • Short walk from bus stop "Kinkakuji-michi".
  • Tel.075-466-5550
  • 10:00-18:00 (10:00-17:30 in winter)
  • 7 days a week
  • All seats non-smoking No private room No parking
  • http://gogocoffeekyoto.com/
*Please note that the information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
*Since this site uses automatic translation, the translation may differ from the original Japanese content.

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