Food was good. Staff was nice even though they were busy with many customers. Definitely a fun place if you have children or just want background sound.

The food was amazing! The staff was also very friendly and gave us our food very quickly. My new favorite cafe!

I came for lunch and ordered the pork ginger. It's built in three layers from the top: pork, salad, and rice. Hokkaido shoulder loin is finished with a homemade ginger sauce and goes really well with the rice. The meat was thick too, and I enjoyed it. For dessert after the meal, I ordered from the HELLOWEEN limited menu: pumpkin pound cake and iced coffee. The pumpkin's sweetness comes through, and though it's a bit hard to see, a bat cookie is added on the side. Other things, including the kids' menu, the limited-quantity afternoon tea set and kankoro mochi, also looked delicious. As the shop's name suggests, there were lots of customers with small children (infants and toddlers) and mothers, it felt like the living room of a big house, and the seats were almost full in the morning. Payment via PayPay is also accepted.

+3

It feels like a shop for infants, toddlers, and moms, and the interior is simple but super, super cute. It was full of customers with babies — not a cat café, but a baby café. Just hearing the crying was soothing (lol). The cheesecake also had just the right tartness, was refreshing, and delicious.

+1

A shop that's an absolute delight for people with kids, especially with babies. They even have baby food — so, so helpful! There's also a menu for 1–2-year-olds with a small onigiri and side dishes. The pizza and pasta also seemed easy for kids to eat. Portions are a bit on the small side. There's a raised seating area made of what looks like sofas (stools) joined together, where you can lay down a child who's fallen asleep, and since lots of people around had kids too, we could relax without worrying too much even if we got a little noisy. The one small downside was the limited parking. (The shop's lot holds 4 cars.)

+3