Staff was friendly and explained the ordering process for me when I walked in. They do have English menus as well if needed. I felt this experience was pretty nice and mostly straight forward. You are allowed about 2 hours to get all the candy you want as long as you at least buy a drink. I chose the banana milk. It was pretty good! The candy selection was perfect, I was able to try a bunch of japanese candy to my hearts content and without breaking the bank! I also tried the omelette rice and a fried pork cutlet. The omelette rice wasn't that great but the pork cutlet was! Overall positive experience.

+3

Had a good time here. 500jpy for all you can eat snacks/candy plus you'll have to order a drink. We brought our 5 years old there, and she had a good time choosing candy and snacks while we have a drink and also enjoyed some snacks. The staffs were very friendly and welcoming. Recommended! :) thank you for the great concept. 👍 A little difficult to find as a tourist though, it's inside a building on the 2nd floor.

Super charming spot where you can experience being a kid again and still having delicious cocktails and fun with other adults. This is a great place to try Japanese snacks and experience a little nostalgia

+1

The food was challenging to order and the drinks were okay. Since we're not as familiar with nostalgic candy if Japan it was not a place for us. Quite boring and difficult to locate based on the building direction, we ask a local.

Once you’re seated you have to choose a drink (as long as it’s not water) and you can eat as much dagashi as you’d like for 2 hours. On the menu, there are also alcoholic drinks and food which use some dagashi snacks as an ingredient. You can grab a basket and eat at your table, however, you’re not allowed to take snacks home.