A beautifully quaint traditional-style Japanese “at home” restaurant. I had the curry set together with cheesecake for desert and milk tea. The vegetables served along with the curry were fresh and the cheesecake itself is organic, according to the chef! I recommend sitting on the second floor, as you can see a beautiful view of the mountains stretching north-east from the window upstairs. There are toys and other items that little kids/babies can enjoy as well on the first floor, so certainly family friendly (1-2 kids max due to size). The owners, who I assume are married, are really lovely people and really take care to provide a comfortable at-home atmosphere. The Japanese wood is fresh and adds to feeling at home. I completely loved spending time at this restaurant and will definitely go again when I’m near!

After hiking through Hoshi no Buranko, it is nice to good coffee and warm curry rice. Family-like cafe has wooden floor and decoration all over the place. It felt at home. It has English menu and graphic menu, you won’t make mistake here.

Good food and friendly staff

It's the kind of shop where you take off your shoes to go in, and everything on the menu is super cheap. The cheesecake and bean ice cream were both very delicious. When your order is ready they call out to you (if you're on the 2nd floor, they call you via intercom), and you go pick it up yourself. There's also an original hiking map in front of the shop, so I think it's nice to grab a map, go hiking, and have a late lunch on the way back.

From the moment we walked in, there was a lovely scent of wood Since we had our kid with us, they let us play a lot with the wooden toys! We could relax and had a really fun lunchtime