Montague: The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama

Hi there it’s Mr. Wada back on duty. I would like to introduce you a double-decker bus cafe in Okayama this time.

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The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

It is located on public highway (Nishi-bypas) in Okayama City. I’d passed by many times and always thought it was an abandoned bus. Turns out, it is a bus cafe!

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

Looks outstanding at night as well.

 

Access

It has parking space for 10 cars or so.

782-3 Narazu, Kita Ward, Okayama, 701-1202

 

Business Hours

Open: Thu – Sun
11:00-17:00

 

Contact Number

080-4555-5328

 

Gallery

Step through the (bus) door then a waiter (not the guy in the picture below. Hehe), the owner would be waiting over the counter. He’d welcome and lead us to seats upstairs. The owner told us that it took him a year for renovating this bus turning it into a cafe! That must’ve been a lot of work.

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

 

Tada. It looks quite nice, huh? Let’s have a seat. I suppose the tables were installed for this cafe but some seats seem to be the original bus seats. Very cool. Some extra interiors match as well.

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

 

Shall we get some drinks and sweets? It has food menu as well. Ring the bell whenever you are ready. He’d come over.

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

Mrs. Wada and her friend thinking.

 

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

You could take a look at available sweets downstairs. It varies everyday.

 

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

Mr. Wada relaxing on a comfy seat.

 

Here it comes. These are coffee, melon soda, cheese cake, and a muffin, I think. See this table is like a travel baggage? Hehe, cool.

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

I recommend to visit this place at night because it feels more relaxing and the car lights (passing) kinda look cool as well.

The Double-Decker Bus Cafe in Okayama: Montague

 

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How do you find it? I found the food (sweets and drinks) pretty good and the bus itself is surely cool and entertaining. Please take a visit when you get a chance!

See you around!

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1 Response

  1. ᐃᓄᒃ says:

    One of my favourite spots in Japan. Having tea on the upper deck of an abandoned double-decker at night next to a rice-field and a highway is a very mysterious experience.

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