Famous for the frog temple, Arlington Antique Village, located along the road of Nyoirin-ji Temple, has a charming cafe called Kazamidorino Niwatori, which looks like it belongs in the English countryside. From the cute entrance to the interior with stained glass and furniture, everything is adorable! I apologize for not taking photos as I was too engrossed in chatting with my friend. The menu seems to mainly consist of curry and galettes. This time, I ordered Tsuneko's curry set, which comes with soup, dessert, and a drink. The curry, probably Keema curry, has a nice richness and is deliciously easy to eat. The dessert, presented on a plate resembling a bird's nest, is sure to make any girl happy. I didn't ask about the menu as I was too caught up in conversation, but I think it was chiffon cake. It was accompanied by a yogurt-like sauce and pineapples, which made for a refreshing and tasty treat. The ice in the iced coffee was shaped like coffee beans (I forgot to take a picture). The staff were friendly and the cafe had a cozy atmosphere. The dessert menu is also extensive, and the galettes here are cute, so I would like to come back to try them next time. Parking is available at the Arlington Antique Village parking lot.

It was a very nice atmosphere at the restaurant. When I entered, there were only female customers. I had the buckwheat flour complete galette lunch set. I ate it with chopsticks, but it would have been better with a knife and fork. It was a perfect light lunch and very delicious. I plan to go again. Thank you for the meal.

This is a lovely cafe that has recently joined the Arlington Antique Village in Ogori City. The village is designed to resemble an old town in England and is home to other charming shops as well. I visited for lunch and ordered the Tsuneko Curry Set for 1300 yen. They first brought me a glass of lemon water. Then, they served the main curry and soup. The soup was a tomato soup with plenty of vegetables. The curry was a Keema curry with rice in the middle, slightly spicy and easy to eat. The set dessert was matcha mousse and fluffy rice flour chiffon cake. I ended the meal with iced coffee. The cafe is located along Prefectural Road 88, next to Joyurin Temple. Cafe Lacock Address: 1567-2 Yokokuma, Ogori City Phone: 050-8885-3642 Business Hours: 11:00-16:00 (L.O. 15:30) [Sat/Sun/Holidays] 11:00-17:00 (L.O. 16:30) Closed on Mondays (Please note) Prices, business hours, and closed days are based on the time of the visit, so please confirm with the store before visiting.