Right as you walk in, handmade small items and accessories were neatly displayed, making me wonder if I entered the wrong place, but there were proper table seats further inside. In the ethnic-vibed interior scented with kou, there were two groups of customers: two women together, and a single woman. The lunch, featuring five-grain rice rich in dietary fiber, minerals, and vitamins, alongside lots of small side dishes, turned into a body-friendly lunch 😋. Was it carrots and beans.. The creamy white and rose red dressings were homemade.. Today's daily changing main was 'Pork with Soy Sauce Koji BBQ'. Is this also a slightly unusual creative dish 😋 Everyone enjoyed it. Thank you for the meal (^^)

+1

I ate an acai bowl for the first time. Cold and packed with fruit. It's a healthy dessert rich in polyphenols and anthocyanins. I liked it very much, so I want to eat it again. The atmosphere of the shop is Hawaiian-like and friendly. You can only park 1 car, but there is a coin parking lot nearby.

+3

The lunch here, the food is extremely delicious. The small side dishes of the daily lunch are packed with vegetables, each with a different flavor, and I always look forward to eating them! Lunch comes as a set with dessert and a drink, so you can be very satisfied! The staff are extremely friendly and pleasant, making it a place I'd want to frequent if I lived nearby. There is a wide variety of drinks and desserts, so it's great even outside of lunchtime! Inside, the shop has a Hawaiian atmosphere with merchandise for sale, and Hawaiian donuts are also sold ☜ These are delicious! They also do bento box takeout, so I definitely want to go again.

+3

I really think a place that serves every single dish delicious, plus includes dessert and a drink for 1100 yen, is truly precious! The dressing and tartar sauce were also so delicious that as we were talking about wanting some for home, lo and' behold, they were selling them right at the register (lol). Moreover, at a bargain price of 150 yen! If a bento box with so many items is 600 yen, it might actually be cheaper than making it yourself. The malasada donuts could also be bought for 150 yen and were very delicious. The staff were also very friendly and chatted with us, making it a place with a wonderful atmosphere. The only disappointing things are that there's no parking lot and it's far from my house. If it were close, I'd want to go every week.

+3

Bento boxes are also sold, and takeout is OK. The recommended mochiko chicken is delicious. The photo shows shabu-shabu salad though (^;^;) Rice is a half-and-half mix of multigrain and white rice. Lots of small side dishes too. The post-meal drink, soy latte, is also good