Sachié Café

Sachié Café 🇯🇵 x 🇫🇷 home-cooked food + specialty coffee ☕️
🕖 Mon-Fri 7-3

Tea canisters!It sometimes feels strange to be called a café because we're about so much more than coffee. For example, ...
25/07/2026

Tea canisters!

It sometimes feels strange to be called a café because we're about so much more than coffee. For example, we put a lot of effort in selecting our teas and we love our ever-expanding collection of tea canisters. Every trip to Japan ends with a new addition to the set! We source our teas from multiple places. We love exploring new flavours.

🍵Of course, our big star is usually sencha, the Japanese green tea. We buy sencha from various tea brands when we're in Japan (and what a difficult choice it is!) or ask family/friends to send us their favourite types. Every month or so we open a new bag of sencha. It's a great chance to compare several types. Ask us about our current one!

☕️But it's not just about sencha. Black teas are also such an exciting world to explore. We've been trying different types of blends (Prince of Wales is a current favourite) and we also enjoy single-origin teas such as Keemun. And let's not forget hojicha, a perfect tea if you need a low-caffeine drink. It's made from roasted green tea leaves and there's nothing like it. Try it if you haven't! We also rotate our hojicha selection and the current one is grown and roasted in Tokyo (an unusual place for cultivating tea, making it quite unique).

Oh, and don't get us started on matcha. We'll leave that for another post...

The madeleine journey. 🇫🇷Madeleines are unassuming small cakes that you can find in many bakeries in France. Grocery sto...
18/07/2026

The madeleine journey.

🇫🇷Madeleines are unassuming small cakes that you can find in many bakeries in France. Grocery stores will also have a section with dozens of different types of madeleines. It's a classic treat and seems simple... until you try to make it! Of course, you can easily get some sort of madeleine with any recipe available online. However, once you've had an amazing madeleine, you understand why bakers spend so much effort perfecting them. It's just a few ingredients (butter, egg, sugar, flour), but how you combine them, and especially, how you bake them will determine whether you get that cute little bump and the right texture. And getting a perfect bump can almost become an obsession...

🐝🍋We add honey and lemon to our signature madeleine. This recipe allows us to try multiple honey types (leatherwood, prickly box, unknown honey from a friend's backyard, etc.). We're currently fond of Lake Pedder's Nectar from Miellerie. Lemons are usually from backyard trees and flavour varies depending on where we source them. Because madeleines don't have an overpowering flavour, they are the ideal "vessel" to taste the differences in honey and lemon.

😅Oh, we could talk forever about madeleines! And we haven't even mentioned the tins yet. But that's a story for another post...

🎃 Pumpkins become a highlight of our bento when winter kicks in. After the end of the colourful variety of late summer/a...
12/07/2026

🎃 Pumpkins become a highlight of our bento when winter kicks in. After the end of the colourful variety of late summer/autumn crops, pumpkins bring a welcome touch of colour among our winter side dishes.

We love trying different types (red kuri, futsu, etc) from various local farms, but our favourite is usually the kabocha pumpkin, a Japanese variety. We stew in a mix of soy sauce, mirin, sake, and sugar (classic Japanese pantry ingredients), a delicious sweet and savoury mix that accompanies the amazing texture of this pumpkin (like a roasted potato that also melts in your mouth). And don't forget you can also eat the skin!

Why "Sachié Café"? 🤔🎬It all started with the Japanese movie "Kamome Diner" (かもめ食堂, Kamome Shokudo) based on the original...
04/07/2026

Why "Sachié Café"? 🤔

🎬It all started with the Japanese movie "Kamome Diner" (かもめ食堂, Kamome Shokudo) based on the original novel by Yoko Mure. The main character, Sachie, leaves Japan for Helsinki to open a small cafe. It's a quirky story following her challenges as she gradually becomes part of the local community.

We were inspired by how she built a cafe that brings together the local community through Japanese home-cooking (and cinnamon buns!). Even though it was a challenging journey, she kept doing what she loved and eventually people discovered her delicious home-cooking and warm hospitality.

P.S.: We put an accent on the "é" to add Caroline's French touch 🇫🇷 and to let people know how to pronounce it (SAH-chee-eh).

Special event! Satoko will be pulling shots while Caroline is baking some of our signature sweets. Yes, you can finally ...
14/06/2026

Special event! Satoko will be pulling shots while Caroline is baking some of our signature sweets. Yes, you can finally get our cinnamon buns on a Saturday morning! (just this Saturday, though…)

Look after our team for us!Satoko & Caroline 😎
27/05/2026

Look after our team for us!
Satoko & Caroline 😎

We got so excited with all the summer produce available these days that we almost forgot we started Sachié Café four yea...
04/01/2026

We got so excited with all the summer produce available these days that we almost forgot we started Sachié Café four years ago! 😅 Phew… what a journey! So much learning, cooking, drinking, eating, going to market, prepping, cleaning, chatting with customers and suppliers, training… the list is endless. But we wouldn’t trade this for anything else. Here’s to another year full of adventures! Satoko & Caroline

Address

211A Elizabeth Street
Hobart, TAS
7000

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3pm
Tuesday 7am - 3pm
Wednesday 7am - 3pm
Thursday 7am - 3pm
Friday 7am - 3pm

Telephone

+61362315994

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