About Style Kitchen

Style Kitchen is a café attached to Hotel Nikko Style Nagoya, located about a 10-minute walk from Nagoya Station. Since the space is also used as the hotel’s breakfast venue, the café has a surprisingly large number of seats.
Because it is slightly away from the busy station area, it is usually quiet during café hours. Compared to crowded chain cafés near Nagoya Station, this place feels calm and relaxed.

Seats, Wi-Fi, and Work-Friendly Environment

Style Kitchen offers a variety of seating options, including bar counter seats, sofa seats, and tables suitable for working on a laptop. It is a comfortable place to spend time alone or focus on work.
Free Wi-Fi and power outlets are available. The Wi-Fi requires a password, which you can get by asking the staff.

Coffee by Trunk Coffee

The coffee is made using beans from Trunk Coffee, one of the most well-known specialty coffee roasters in Nagoya. The coffee is lightly roasted and has a bright, acidic profile. If you enjoy modern specialty coffee, this is a good place to visit.
One Thing to Know Before You Go

So far, I have been praising this café, but there is one thing to be aware of. Occasionally, private events are held here. In Japan, stylish spaces like this are sometimes rented out for private parties.
Unfortunately, you won’t know if there is a private event unless you call in advance, which can be a bit of a hassle.
A Good Backup Option Nearby
If Style Kitchen is unavailable due to a private event, I recommend going to the second floor of Terrace Nayabashi instead. It is only about a five-minute walk from this café, and you can almost always find an open seat there.
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