Best Coffee Shops in Asahikawa

switch flavor does one thing consistently well: it keeps you coming back. that's harder than it sounds, especially in a city like asahikawa where winters are…

tucked beneath the streets of jodori, café de collins proves that basement locations can harbor some of the city's best coffee. the beans here get the…

the old cafe sits quietly on toyooka 2 jo, the kind of place that draws you back before you fully understand why. maybe it's how they pull shots here.…

if you're passing through asahikawa with a slow morning ahead of you, miyashita-dori isn't a bad street to lose an hour on. yoshinori coffee sits on the…

kaede cafe sits on higashiasahikawa kita 1 jo like it's been there forever, though every cup suggests someone's paying close attention. the name hints at…

the coffee here leans specialty in a way that asahikawa doesn't always get credit for. toko 11-jo is a residential stretch of the city, not a tourist circuit,…

mush cafe knows how to make coffee that matters in midorimachi. this isn't about complicated brewing theories or elaborate presentation. you come here because…

specialty coffee in nagayamacho isn't where you'd expect to find it, and naya cafe seems entirely unbothered by that. asahikawa's residential sprawl doesn't…

you're on nagayama 4-jo, a residential stretch in the quieter northeastern part of asahikawa, far enough from the train station that you have to actually want…