The parking lot is large, fitting about 7 cars. The menu is reasonably priced overall. It said the daily set meal is the best deal, but the Japanese-style spaghetti set I had — Japanese-style spaghetti with shiitake, onion, tuna, and so on, plus salad, bread, a drink, and even a cookie — was a super cheap 750 yen.

About 3 minutes by car from Nango 18-chome. It's located at the intersection across from 7-Eleven. They had a café and were selling sundries, bread, and so on. It was lunchtime, and it was crowded with customers eating, with the counter fully occupied. It seemed you could eat for a reasonable price. The shokupan was under 300 yen, cheap, so I bought one. It was delicious. There were lots of types of bread, and baked goods were also for sale, so I'd like to drop by again. The parking lot was also large and easy to park in.

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Bread, cookies, and such are available for takeout, and you can have a meal in the café space. This time I used it for takeout. The cute cookies are a bit on the salty side. I'd be happy if there were a few more types of cookies. The donuts are quite chewy.

I bought donuts and bread to take home.

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They also sell cute, tasty cookies and delicious bread — recommended. The daily lunch sells out quickly on some days, so it's better to go early.