I found out while looking at Google Maps. Morning service for 500 yen is located at the end of a narrow gravel road where cars pass each other alternately (there is a waiting area along the way). There are a few scattered houses around, and it's a small triangular house with a green wall in the photo, with plenty of parking space available. You cross a red handrail bridge to enter, and it looks like a house but you enter with your shoes on. There are 3 tables inside, and during the morning hours, you can enjoy the morning service which includes thick toast, fried egg plate, yogurt, and a drink of your choice from the menu. In addition to the table menu, there is also a whiteboard near the bread with the menu for the day's lunch. The "3 kinds of bread lunch set" is also written on the whiteboard. The toast is pre-buttered and not too thick, and it comes with fried eggs, bacon, and vegetables in a skillet. The yogurt has peaches on top, and there is sweet Haskap jam to spread on the toast or mix with the yogurt. The iced coffee is carefully brewed by the husband from freshly ground beans using a paper drip method. Hot coffee comes in two blends: blend and mandarin. Lunch dishes have an ethnic flair, with dishes like yellow curry with cod. The couple who run the place are very friendly, and the time flows leisurely with a lovely view from the window. They offer panini and croque madame for morning service, and I would love to come back for lunch as well. They operate from May to October, with regular days off on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but they may also have irregular closures, so please check on Instagram. By the way, they will be on summer break from August 2nd to 20th. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I visited the restaurant relying on the navigation. The gravel road made me feel uneasy, but I finally found it. It's a lovely place run by a wonderful couple with a great view. I arrived before 11 am and was able to choose from morning or lunch options. I chose the lunch set which came with a drink and dessert, and it was very filling. I enjoyed a relaxing time surrounded by lush greenery.

On a certain holiday, I headed to Yunni no Yu to use my bath ticket, but I found out that they were serving breakfast, so I hurriedly went there. It is a cafe located in Nagasuma-cho, Kaga, in a single house. There is enough parking space available. The compact interior of the shop is in a slightly larger single house that has been renovated into a store, with only three tables. Although they had just opened, the place was already full. I actually came to have breakfast, but since I couldn't get a seat, I decided to try some bread displayed on the shelf. The "Sesame and Walnut Bread (120 yen)" had white sesame sprinkled all over the surface, and when I took a bite, the fragrant white sesame and the soft, mochi-like bread inside with a refined sweetness of red bean paste and walnuts were quite delicious. The "Raisin Roll Bread (120 yen)" looked like a cinnamon roll, and when I took a bite, I could faintly taste cinnamon. It had almond slices, walnuts, and raisins sprinkled on top, and the freshly baked bread with a chewy texture was also good. I was looking forward to trying their meal, but since it was full, I had to give up. However, based on the potential of the bread, I am sure the food will be delicious, so I hope to visit again next year when they reopen in May. Thank you for the meal.

I finally made it to the cafe I wanted to visit before the end of the year. I managed to find it with the navigation, but I was really wondering if I could get there on this gravel road. I arrived around 10:30 and had to wait until 11:00 for lunch time. While I was waiting, two cars arrived and went in. I got out to take some photos, and then another car came with a woman inside. She asked me if I was waiting, and when I said I was waiting until lunch time, she invited me to join her inside. There were only three tables in the place, but even though it was before lunch time, they were serving lunch already. I was relieved to find a seat and the bread and dishes were really delicious. I wish I had come earlier. I will come back again next spring.

I visited several times last year, but it was always full and I ended up leaving. I was looking forward to the opening of the 2022 season, so when I found out on Instagram that it opened on May 14th, I visited aiming for the opening time. The view from the large windows was wonderful on a sunny day! The smell of bread inside the store stimulates the appetite (laughs). I ordered the "Morning Service" (500 yen) which included thick toast, fried egg plate, yogurt, and a drink. The "thick toast" is made from homemade bread and although it doesn't have a special feeling, it goes well with jam and butter, making it delicious! The toast was served with "homemade persimmon jam" which had a good spice aroma and was moist and delicious! It looked delicious as a topping for pound cake. The "fried egg plate" came with broccoli, carrots, potatoes, and pepper wiener, and the spiciness of the wiener was delicious! The yogurt had a topping of "candied kumquat" which was also homemade and was made skillfully without compromising the refreshing bitterness of the kumquat, making it delicious! For the drink, I had the "Mandarin (Tobacco G1)" which had more bitterness than acidity, making it a delicious coffee that is easy to drink without a strong richness. My companion had the "Konya Blend" which was a light and easy-to-drink coffee. Everything was delicious and satisfying, and for only 500 yen, it felt like a bargain. I am interested in trying their homemade bread lunch, so I will visit again! Thank you, Jiba Cafe!

When searching for a new restaurant, there are times when you look at the map and wonder, "Is it really located in such a place?" Well, I recently had that experience again (laughs). Geographically, it is located north of the Heidi Farm, and I honestly wondered if there was a settlement in that area. The narrow gravel road I found was not recognized as a road by the navigation system. After carefully searching, we finally found the place. The Google Maps accurately indicated the location, so when visiting this place, rely on Google Maps. We entered with another couple, and one table was available as the other was occupied. The lunch sets included three types of bread lunch sets, panini lunch sets, and croque madame lunch sets. The contents of the bread lunch set were not fixed, so we could check the contents. I chose the croque madame lunch, and my wife chose the bread lunch. The lunch sets came with a drink, and we could choose from the drink menu. I had mandarin, and my wife had the Kon'ya Blend hot coffee as a post-meal request. The croque madame lunch consisted of homemade bread with ham, cheese, and a delicious-looking fried egg on top. They grated nutmeg right in front of us, which added a nice aroma. There were two salad dressings, and we chose the spicy nut dressing. The staff explained everything clearly and served us with great care. When I took a bite of the croque madame, I exclaimed, "Oh, so delicious!" The cheese, ham, and fried egg were incredibly tasty, comparable to the croque monsieur at Aruno Pain in Biei. The salad was fresh, and the spicy dressing was also delicious. My wife had the bread lunch, which included salmon in red curry. The red curry, made with coconut milk, had a slightly sweet taste. She preferred to eat the bread and curry separately to avoid the sweetness. Even without any toppings, the bread was delicious. The carrot jelly dessert was also tasty. We requested coffee after the meal, and although it was not to my liking, my wife enjoyed it. Considering the price of 900 yen, the meal was a great deal. The cafe is run by a couple in their 70s and has a very cozy atmosphere. Despite being in such an inconspicuous location, there was only one sign at the entrance. The wife mentioned, "I set the store location on Google Maps." Perhaps they want to run the business at their own pace. The name of the cafe is ji-ba Cafe, which may be a play on the words "jiji" and "baba" (grandpa and grandma). Thank you for the meal.

A wonderful cafe with homemade bread in Nagayama-cho, Kaga-dan 16-ku, serving morning from 9:00 onwards. Had a luxurious time enjoying a conversation with a lovely couple who returned from Aichi to their hometown in Sorachi, and the beautiful scenery. Highly recommended cafe with a fantastic view. #ji_bacafe #NaganumaCafe #NaganumaMorning #NaganumaGourmet #ConnectWithSceneryLovers #ScenicCafe #BeautifulScenery #SapporoList #DeliciousEats #HokkaidoSelect #CafesNearSapporo #SorachiCafe #HokkaidoGourmet #HokkaidoMorning #Coffee #CoffeeLifestyle #DestinationHokkaido

A lovely cafe run by a couple. It seems like their home is next door. The road leading to the cafe is a narrow gravel path where only one car can pass through, making me wonder if this is the right place. But the cafe is indeed located at the end of the road. They serve lunch from 11 am to 2 pm. During morning and lunch hours, they serve drinks as well. I ordered a yuzu soda (tax included 400 yen). Along with the drink, they also served cookies (walnut and caramel, chocolate wrapped in a package), which made me feel warm and cozy. The cookies were homemade by the wife, and they were delicious! The yuzu soda was also homemade, with yuzu peel and pulp inside. It was perfectly sweet without needing syrup, and very tasty! The view from the window was nice (I was lucky to get a window seat), and I had a relaxing time enjoying the drink and cookies. I am curious about their lunch menu with homemade bread. I would love to visit again.