MADO table & flower
A restaurant and flower shop renovated from an old private house along the Ishite River. Opened on April 3, 2026. Fresh pasta lunches and the sale of flowers are conducted in the same building.
MADO table & flower is a shop that combines a restaurant and a flower shop, located in a renovated old private house along the Ishite River in Ishite, Matsuyama City. According to an interview article on the local information website Machiraku Matsuyama, it opened on April 3, 2026. The operator previously operated on a rented space basis limited to weekends at the guesthouse "Mitsu Meets" in Mitsuhama, and established the physical store after ending operations in Mitsuhama at the end of 2025.
The lunch at the restaurant "MADO table" consists mainly of fresh pasta, with a choice of three types, coming with a seasonal salad for 1,650 yen (tax included), and homemade focaccia or baguette can be added for an additional 150 yen. The flower shop "MADO flower" is structured so that customers who use the restaurant can touch a lifestyle with flowers; using only the flowers is guided outside of lunch hours, and orders for bouquets and arrangements are basically reservation-only. In addition to coffee, takeout of drinks is also available, including homemade ginger ale and seasonal Nanaore Koume soda.
Source: Machiraku Matsuyama "'MADO table & flower' Opens in Ishite" https://machiraku.net/mado-table-flower-matsuyama-open/ Last confirmed date: August 5, 2026
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