Komi coffee

Quite disappointing: the coffee is extremely 'light' (watered down) and the matcha latte barely had matcha in it - no comparison with other coffee places experienced in Japan. Not to mention the paper cups... And prices are also above average

My wife and I stopped here for lunch, on our walk back from Okunoin. The atmosphere was nice and relaxing. She ordered the spaghetti, I got the hamburg steak and a coffee - both of us loved our food (honestly this was one of my favourite meals from our trip, it was so tasty). The coffee was also great. I would definitely recommend this place!

We stopped in for breakfast and had an amazing French toast. It was super tasty and filling! French toast had bananas, mandarin oranges, ice cream, honey, and toasted soybean powder on it. Was honestly the best French toast I’ve ever had in a restaurant before. Coffee was good too! Service was fantastic and friendly, cannot recommend this cafe enough—you should stop by!

This café not only provided a much needed meal in Koyasan but also showcased the uniqueness of Koyasan with its use of local spring water. If you're looking for a warm meal and a quality cup of coffee in Koyasan. This spot is definitely worth visiting!

The initial draw to this cute cafe was the egg coffee but the curry hit the spot! The POS machine has an English option and is easy to understand and navigate while ordering. The red curry called to me during the brisk weather and I was pleasantly surprised at the heat level (normally it's sadly underwhelming). It was perfectly balanced with the light taste of coconut milk(?), vegetables, chicken, and the heat 🌶️ was a nice slow burn. It did not overtake the flavor of the entire curry (but it was a bit too spicy for my friend). The egg coffee is a black coffee with an egg yolk. The taste of the coffee itself was clean and smooth and mixing in the yolk created a creamy texture. No egg smell and I didn't feel like it changed the taste too much - like adding cream to your coffee.

This is a beautiful, small cafe in the sacred town of Koyasan. I love their hot sesame latte and looking at the gorgeous kimonos for sale. Everything here is made with spring water from Koyasan! Read this flyer for the story behind the shop… thank you, Kohmi! ♡｡ﾟ.(*♡´‿` 人´‿` ♡*)ﾟ♡ °・

Cozy little cafe with yummy food and drink! They have a machine in English and Japanese to make your order, and you can choose eat in or take out. It takes a bit of time to get the food, but it is freshly made! My friend and I had different curries from the daily lunch sets, and they were very good! They also had soy milk drinks for my lactose free self. :)

holy moly the Vegan Curry hot sandwich was good. The veggie curry was sold out but the sandwich was soooo good I ordered again. I rarely do that, especially in Japan since I haven’t found many good vegetarian restaurants

Komi is a cute spot in Koya. We stopped in before catching the train back to Tokyo. I have the Sesame latte and my friend had the Matcha latte. We both really enjoyed our drinks. It is a tiny space, but the service is great.

Best matcha latte ever practically at the entrance of Okunoin cemetery. Free WiFi and lots.of breakfast and lunch items, including curry and sake! Kimino also for sale.

I happened to discover Komi Coffee on Yelp as my shukubo (temple lodging) predictably did not have coffee (I may love Buddhism and shojin ryori, but I also need coffee and chocolate at times!!) and it was directly across from several temples I'd come to visit. A small, friendly space, Komi offers a variety of spring water coffees (including the interesting "egg coffee" made with raw egg yolk), teas, and light lunches. You can also get a coffee and chiffon cake or dessert set. Seating is fairly limited; if you're solo, you'll likely be asked to sit at the counter overlooking gorgeous temple grounds (and a huge plus is built-in outlets for charging your phone / camera battery pack). Food choices include sandwiches, curry, and there was an avocado rice bowl the day I visited. This seems like a true local's hangout; Koyasan is blissfully devoid of chains like Tully's or Starbucks, and visiting local restaurants is a great way to pick up local culture and make new friends. I only had a coffee, but would definitely stop back to try one of the chiffon cakes (which come in several flavors like matcha, chocolate, and fruit). It's a great location directly across from Eko-in; if you happen to be taking the night cemetery tour of Okunoin, Komi is open until 2100, so you can fuel up with a warming drink before you set out on a chilly walk.

Food is excellent and varied/eclectic, and even offers little unique accents in its presentation. Offerings include sandwiches, noodle dishes, curries, desserts, and of course coffee shop offerings. Staff is extremely friendly and responsive, even when occasional language hiccups came up. What I was most impressed by however was their going above and beyond upon learning I had an allergy to tree nuts after I ordered and food was brought to me. In two(!) separate instances--one my fault to my embarrassment, one just a miscommunication--they promptly realized my dilemma and, without complaint or charging me, strategized to come up with another dish that I could eat instead. In one of the instances, even offering me a dessert not even on the menu as far as I could tell. All while they were busy, no less. Overall, just a really pleasant, if a bit intimate, place. Outstanding service and excellent food.

We stayed in koyasan for 2 nights and Komi coffee was an excellent place to stop for lunch! The staff was so friendly, the service was very fast and the food was delicious. They had plenty of options for lunch including sandwiches and some eastern and western dishes. I had the egg salad croissant sandwich and my husband had the avocado and bacon rice bowl lunch set. We also had 2 cafe au laits which were a great pick me up! Would definitely recommend this cute cafe for anyone in the koyasan area.

My boyfriend and I made the choice to come here on our way to Okunion cemetery, based on other Yelp reviews. We are so glad we did, thank you Yelpers! Tasty, tasty food! My guy had a traditional Japanese dish, with rice, beef and egg and I opted for a chicken sandwich on croissant with cream cheese as my stomach wasn't doing all that well that day and I didn't want to add anything too complicated. It was served hot which I always appreciate in a sandwich. Also had a salad and miso soup and their homemade ginger soda, also delicious. There was wait to get in but it was short and worth the wait. Wait staff was friendly and price was super reasonable. With limited options in this tiny town I sure was grateful for Yelp!

We stopped by this small coffeeshop on our way to Sando (the 2km path in Koyasan surrounded by cedar trees and tombs)--it was a cozy, comfortable store and the owners understood English pretty well! We ordered a peach chiffon cake--it turned out to be more like a foam cake, but it was really light and not too sweet. A little pricey for what we received, but the atmosphere was so clean and comfortable!