Crepes Pepe. This is a famous crepe shop around here that is cheap and delicious. They have a wide variety of menu items and apparently their salad dishes are also tasty. I only eat the blueberry cheesecake. They have flowers out because it seems to be their 30th anniversary. Congratulations on your long journey. The blueberry cheesecake is about 330 yen.

The crepe shop, which has been running for over 20 years, has appeared on various TV shows and even on a show featuring national treasures. It is loved by both children and adults. The crepes are made by an older lady who is like a mother figure. They offer a wide variety of crepes, and although crepes are usually associated with sweetness, my recommendation is the tuna and burdock root salad crepe. The crepe dough is chewy, and you can enjoy the crunchy texture of the burdock root. It can even serve as a meal replacement because it is quite filling. The prices range from 300 yen to 400 yen! If you ever come to Higashi-Osaka, be sure to stop by.

It's a shop near the high school I used to attend, where I used to go to eat after school. The menu has a wide variety and the prices are reasonable, which is great. The crepes have a basic old-fashioned look, but the dough is thin and chewy, and delicious whether hot or cold. This time I ordered the blueberry cheesecake! They are currently operating with shortened hours, but usually they are open until late at night, which is convenient. Next time, I might try something from the salad menu... I will definitely go back to eat there again!

The number of reviews is small, but the prices are reasonable, with the most expensive item being around 400 yen! The desserts are delicious, but the side dishes are especially tasty! I particularly like the tuna, burdock, and egg salad. The crispy texture of the burdock and lettuce, combined with the homemade mochi mochi crepe, is very satisfying! They are open from 12:00 pm to 10:30 pm, so even those coming home from work can try it out.

I tried the "Banana Fantasy" crepe at this restaurant, which offers a variety of menu options. The crepe had freshly baked batter with banana slices, chocolate whip, and custard cream. It was delicious. The restaurant is decorated with a mascot character that gives off a nostalgic vibe. They also host handsome men contests, with a 22-year-old boxer recently winning. Previously, the comedian Ondreaz Lopez also won. The place is popular among teenage students, and families in the area. Although seating was full, I enjoyed my meal standing up. The mom and female staff members were working hard. Thank you for the meal.

▼Location▼ Located in the middle of the Hattori-no-sato shopping street, southeast of Kintetsu Hattori-no-sato Station. ▼About the Shop▼ A simple and popular crepe shop located within the Hattori-no-sato shopping street. They offer a variety of crepes, from standard ones to meal options. ▼Menu▼ They have a selection of crepes including standard ones with cream or custard, as well as ice cream and meal crepes. ▼Food Tried▼ - Strawberry and cream crepe for 350 yen: A simple crepe with a slightly chewy texture, complemented well by the strawberries and cream. Overall, a good and simple flavor. ▼Impressions▼ Located in the middle of the Hattori-no-sato shopping street, this crepe shop is popular among students for its simple offerings. Next to a cake shop called Mongatou, this crepe shop stands out for its wide menu variety. While the crepes here may be simpler compared to others, they are still enjoyable. It would be great to see this unique crepe shop continue to thrive in the future.

The crepe I had was delicious! My recommendation is the Caramel Parfait, which has lots of ice cream and corn flakes for a fun texture. The crepe itself is soft and my favorite. It's cheap but delicious, which is the best. It's a must-visit place!

The skin is thin and delicious.