Having lunch with the kids. I was surprised by the abundance of vegetables. And every dish was perfect. The chicken breast was moist and the tofu hamburger was juicy. The soup that came with it casually was exquisite, like a clam chowder or corn soup. I should have asked what kind of soup it was. The portion was enough to make you full, but the kids also enjoyed their parfaits and cakes. When I come near here again, I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

This is my second time at the cafe♪ This time, we were guided to a fluffy sofa seat. As we were looking at the menu, a staff member recommended the pancakes, which are limited to 8 servings per day. My friend, who was undecided, went for it! I chose the chiffon cake (with a drink set). The pancakes take about 30 minutes to cook, but since we came here to chat, we had no problem waiting♪ (Girls can talk forever) While waiting, we were served a cute little cup of soup as a complimentary dish. Actually, last month, my friend and I tried to make a reservation, but the closing time of the store changed due to circumstances, and we couldn't change the reservation time, so we had to cancel. As an apology for that incident, they offered us the soup! (The staff here are really nice~) The long-awaited pancakes were, according to my friend, extremely fluffy and could be scooped and eaten with a spoon without needing a knife and fork! The chiffon cake had a unique presentation, with a generous portion that made it look like there was a lot more! The staff added a playful touch to it (*'ω'*). It was also fluffy and went well with the whipped cream, and I devoured it in no time♥️ The clientele consisted mostly of older ladies, all enjoying a lively atmosphere for a girls' night out. We didn't have to wait, but it might be better to make a reservation before going!

The atmosphere of the shop is interesting with various items like miscellaneous goods, piano, and TV. They offer two types of focaccia (cheese, roast beef) and the dough is delicious. It's a good place to relax, but the service might be a bit slow due to not many people around.

I used the cafe in front of Nakamozu Station and was recommended the chiffon cake that had just been baked. I chose the chiffon cake for 480 yen and a drink for 260 yen. The whipped cream lacked richness and was not very good. They seated me at a spacious table even though I was alone, so I think it's a good place to relax.

I visited "Farmers Cafe mozu" in Nakayama, which had plenty of seating available, allowing me to relax. The open windows also ensured good infection prevention measures. I had the homemade roast beef plate lunch. The meat was a bit tough, but still delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This café, known for its catchy catchphrase, uses locally grown rice from Sakai, ensuring quality and peace of mind. Although I had been wanting to come for lunch, I couldn't find the right timing, so I decided to visit for café time this time. There is parking available for one car. The interior of the café is spacious, with counter seats, tables, and sofa seats. They also provide magazines and picture books, making it child-friendly. I brought my daughter with me, and before even looking at the menu, the owner recommended the "Kuma-san Parfait" to us. It's a limited edition parfait available on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, with a Christmas version in December featuring a bear with a strawberry hat. We ordered the parfait for my daughter and their house-roasted coffee and Wiener coffee for ourselves. The coffee was delicious with a great aroma, and the Wiener coffee had a nice balance of sweetness and strong coffee flavor. They even personalized the parfait with my daughter's name. The parfait was colorful and cute, with ice cream for the face, biscuits for the ears, and a generous amount of cream, chiffon cake, and scone at the bottom. The café has a relaxing atmosphere, and they also offer takeout options, making it convenient during the pandemic.

On a Sunday morning before noon, we parked our car in the diagonal parking lot across the street from the familiar cake shop. We climbed the stairs on the railroad crossing side and entered the shop. We were greeted by a raccoon ornament at the entrance, and the atmosphere inside the shop was cute and calming. There were two female staff members in the dining area, and we couldn't see the kitchen staff from our seats. The shop had a nice setup with a counter, a large table, and sofa seats. I, accompanied by my wife, was guided to a comfortable sofa seat. We checked out the lunch menu, which included options like roast beef, hamburger set, both sets combined, and roast beef bowl. We decided to go for the roast beef and hamburger set for ¥1280, with the option to choose the amount of rice. The shop had a relaxed atmosphere, and we could see the outside view from the windows while waiting for our lunch. After about 10 minutes, our lunch arrived. The set included beef and hamburger, a leafy salad, a quiche-like egg dish, and miso soup. We started with the hearty miso soup, followed by the juicy hamburger with a home-cooked taste. The roast beef was tender and had a rare texture, which went well with the fresh rice. We also enjoyed the cream cheese and pickled radish dish, as well as the quiche-style egg dish with vegetables. The lunch was filling and satisfying, and we left the restaurant with full stomachs. Overall, it was a cozy and delicious lunch experience at Farmers Mozu near Nakamozu Station. Highly recommended.

Let's do the roast beef bowl series after a long time, it will be about 20 in total. Roast beef bowl days - Part 10: "Farmer's Cafe MOZU" (Naka-Momozono, Sakai City, Osaka). Homemade roast beef bowl for 1164 yen (excluding tax). I opted for the extra-large portion, but the extra-large feeling is...

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while, so I made a reservation and went. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice and stylish, and the staff were friendly and attentive. I ordered the roast beef bowl course, which was delicious. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that you could get a large serving for an additional charge, and there were many dessert options to choose from. I was very satisfied with the atmosphere, food, and desserts at this restaurant, and I would like to visit again since it is local to me. They also sold Nintoku's Mausoleum goods, which is a World Heritage Site in Sakai. The cookies that came with the dessert were also themed after Nintoku's Mausoleum. I recommend this restaurant to locals who often visit Nakahebetsu. Just a note, I ordered the roast beef bowl without eggs because I don't like eggs.

Today's lunch was Italian cuisine at Nakamozu, limited to 6 servings. B Lunch for 980 yen, with a 100 yen discount when using a LINE coupon. It includes a Farmers Gratin with lots of vegetables, a cold soup, salad, and bread. You can have seconds of the soup. The gratin has lots of vegetables and a crispy cheese topping, with creamy vegetables at the bottom. It would have been nice if a drink was included. The cafe was more suited for women than middle-aged men. Farmers Cafe Mozu, 050-5596-8665, 2F, 6-852-2 Nakamozucho, Sakai City, Osaka.

Today's lunch date was here ^^ Before running errands, we decided to have lunch, so we headed up to the 2nd floor of the building~ It can be a bit intimidating to enter a 2nd floor store for the first time, but the upside is that you can relax without worrying about passersby, enjoying the view outside the window and the brightness ^^ We were guided to the counter seats by the window since there were two of us ^^ We ordered the daily special for ¥880... On this day, it was a plate of tonkatsu. The well-cooked meat with a good amount of fat was delicious with a punchy steak sauce, and the white rice was so good! The grains were firm with a strong sweetness and moderate stickiness, a type of rice that I really liked!!! Apparently, it's rice produced in Sakai ^^ The C lunch for ¥1280 included roast beef bowl, soup, and salad. There were plenty of thinly sliced tender meat ❤ The rice underneath the meat was covered in the classic dressing sauce. The seasoning that brought out the lightness of the ingredients was delicious, and combined with the goodness of the rice, it went down smoothly ^^ The salad dressing was a bit too strong, maybe salt alone would have been good enough ^^ The blended coffee for ¥250... We got a ¥100 discount as part of the lunch set. This coffee was amazing! It had a strong intensity with a rich mouthfeel, followed by a prominent sweetness and a subtle acidity in the background. The chiffon cake for ¥450 was also homemade. The sponge was firm and the sweetness was gentle. However, both the coffee and the cake were very sweet. This delicious coffee would go well with bread (toast, etc.) ^^ The restaurant seems to be popular among mom friends and groups of girls. At least, that's what it seems like (lol) It was a leisurely time with careful cooking and service ^^ Next time, I'll ask for a large portion of white rice (free)♪ Thank you for the delicious meal~~ ^^ V It was delicious!

I had the impression that it was a casual (or rather, homey) place based on the appearance and name, but it turned out to be a genuine cafe! The roast beef bowl had delicious meat, a unique and tasty lemon sauce, and all the rice, grown in Sakai City, was delicious. I thought it could become trendy even in fashionable places in Osaka City!

The interior of the restaurant was spacious and stylish, which wasn't easy to tell from the outside. I had a delicious gratin with lots of vegetables!

The cake set with Gateau au Chocolat that my child ordered was delicious, but the Cheese Focaccia I ordered had unmelted cheese. Even after asking for it to be reheated, the cheese still didn't melt. It was disappointing because the Focaccia itself was tasty. I could hear all the kitchen staff's conversations from outside, which made me uncomfortable. When it came time to pay, they didn't notice us calling for them multiple times until we went up to them. I had been wanting to visit this restaurant for a while, so it was really disappointing.

I am "Noronori" who mainly walks around eating lunch, mainly in Sakai. The restaurant seemed popular and crowded with mom groups with little kids, elderly ladies who seemed to have walked there, and others. I had the daily vegetable-packed rice dish. The soup is refillable. The meat sauce includes eggplant and bell peppers. It's eaten like curry! You also mix in a fried egg. Quite delicious! Original source: https://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/norinoribenben20072000/35146028.html

Located close to Nakamozu Station on the second floor, Farmers Cafe Mozu can be a bit hard to find. I ordered the Farmers Big Parfait for 730 yen (tax included). The description claimed it was "huge and super affordable," which might be a bit of an exaggeration, but it was definitely visually appealing and quite substantial. It was packed with various fruits, ice cream, whipped cream, and other homemade goodies. The only downside was that the cornflakes at the bottom felt like they were just there for volume. The cafe's glass windows offer a clear view of the outside, which is nice. After confirming that the rain had stopped, I decided to walk the approximately 7.2km back home, with a high chance of making a detour somewhere along the way. Overall, it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.