I was craving fluffy pancakes and this place was absolutely perfect. They have an English menu, which made ordering easy, and the waiting time was very reasonable. I ordered their signature Happy Pancake and it honestly made me smile while eating it. The texture was like a cloud—light, soft, and not overly sweet, but still quite filling. Definitely satisfying without being too heavy. The staff also let me know there would be a short wait while the pancakes were freshly made, which is completely understandable, and it actually came out quicker than expected. It’s located on the top floor and a bit hidden from the main road, but definitely worth searching for. Great value too, especially compared to Australian prices!

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We went at the time of opening on the way to Ghibli Museum. Had 2 groups already waiting. Sweet and savory dishes have different types of pancake recipe. I would suggest if you get the savory dish to add whipped cream on the side, the slight sweetness give the pancake a boost. Also, i got the granola acai bowl. Would definitely recommend. Acai sorbet on the bottom, layer of hard chocolate on top with the toppings to complete.

Okey so was craving pancakes today! Decided to try thus new place out in Kichijoji. The pancakes were souffle type really soft and fluffy. But my Japanese friend thought it was too expensive for just 2 pancakes. The quantity was really good! As you keep eating it becomes really sweet, but the pancake itself with just maple syrup is the best for people who dont want too much sweet. We got blueberry jam and cheese mousse and Choco banana *with chocolate syrup. Both of them were good but it was too sweet by the end of it.

Such a cute little pancake spot and easy to find on the third floor of its building! The pancakes are so fluffy and delicious, almost like eating custard (much softer than the American counterpart). Staff very friendly and welcoming to foreigners. Easy to order with a QR code.

These are some of our favorite pancakes. The prices are about average compared to other restaurants. Since this location is in Kichijoji, the waiting time is usually much shorter than at some of their other branches. They often offer seasonal items, which is nice, although the overall menu doesn’t have a huge variety of dishes. Water is self service, and ordering is done through a QR code. They also have English menus available if you need one. Personally, I prefer the sweet pancakes over the savory ones. They’ve recently added some dishes with açaí, which are very good. The coffee is also quite tasty. The staff are very friendly, and during this visit the service was especially fast. The view is also nice, especially during local celebrations. We’ve visited when there were events in Kichijoji and were able to watch the parades from there. If you’re near Kichijoji, it’s definitely worth stopping by to try their fluffy pancakes.