Cafe plate Amber

Looks good even without special plating

Unpretentious, yet never messy. The Cafe Plate Amber is a dish that truly fits into your life.
With a wide rim and moderate depth, simply placing food in the center creates an empty space, making it naturally well-organized.
This is why one-plate dishes at cafes always look so beautiful.

Familiar dishes become nostalgic flavors

Photo: 100g pasta on D24

There's no need to worry about what to pair it with.
Your usual hamburger, pasta, or fried rice will do just fine. This dish is an excellent supporting actor, complementing any food served on it. Omelet rice is, of course, a perfect match.Naturally, it also goes well with Japanese cuisine.
Compared to a white plate, the impression is vastly different, and strangely, the taste feels different too. This is a human sensation that cannot be quantified.

Amber is a color that pairs well with blue. Having it will make your meals even more enjoyable.
The blue plate is the Bisque Edge Plate in Indigo Blue

A professional tool for everyday use

Designed for commercial use, it's a sturdy, thick-walled piece. You can stack it without worry and use it without fuss.
The fact that it's not a "delicate dish that needs careful handling" is just right.
It may not be flashy, but its dimensions, weight, and stability are all precisely aligned. The durability for daily use is uniquely Japanese-made. The more you use it, the more apparent the difference becomes.

3 sizes for versatile use

D17 (approx. 17cm)

For cakes, baked goods, and as a small plate.
The size creates empty space, making your usual snacks look a bit more refined.

D21 (approx.21cm)

For light meals like toast, or side bread.
The most frequently used size, perfect for recreating a cafe morning.

D24 (approx. 24cm)

For curry, pasta, and main dishes.
The wide rim holds the food, completing the dish without much thought about plating.

About stacking height

Photo shows D24. Five plates stacked are approximately 8.2cm high. Each additional plate adds about 1.3cm in height.
Five D21 plates are approximately 7.7cm, with each additional plate adding about 1.3cm. Five D17 plates are approximately 6.8cm, with each additional plate adding about 1.1cm in height.

About individual differences

The glaze on this dish is a highly transparent amber glaze. Therefore, individual differences in color may be observed.

On the reverse side, traces of excess glaze flowing down may be seen. These are marks left to ensure a beautiful finish on the front. They are a sign of the plate being handmade, adding to its unique charm.