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About this place
Maro-style carbonara is made without cheese or cream: spaghetti is stir-fried with bacon and vegetables, then coated with egg yolk. It differs from the familiar version of the dish, and diners who have tried it have remarked on its distinctive style. It is listed at 650 yen, making it one option for trying a dish that is particular to Maro.
For a classic coffee-shop meal, there is also Napolitan spaghetti at 650 yen. Diners have mentioned ordering it for lunch with iced coffee, or enjoying it with iced tea, so it works well with a drink. Ham toast is another choice for something lighter. One diner particularly liked the combination of warm toast and crisp cabbage.
For a break or something sweet after a meal, consider blended coffee (400 yen) or vanilla ice cream (480 yen). Some diners have praised the hot coffee, while others have enjoyed coffee with ice cream. The shop serves meals and can suit solo diners; however, visitors have described it as a place where smoking is permitted, so bear that in mind if you are sensitive to smoke.
