The food was delicious, but it was difficult to find the prices of the items. The seating inside was also uncomfortable, with mostly small tables for two and very few seats available. If you're going for Instagram-worthy photos, then it's not a problem at all.

This is a famous cafe in Terada Town, a branch of "Hanul Cafe"! The exterior and interior are all white and super cute. On this day, I ordered Earl Grey cake, Peach Aid, and Yuzu & Orange Aid. The drinks and sweets change with the seasons, so be sure to check Instagram! The sweets were delicious and the cafe was super cute, so everyone should go check it out!

Caramel-based baked cheesecake with tart ♡ is a combination I want to try! Even though Korean-style cafes are popular among young people and I might stand out, I still want to eat what I want. I visited around 1 pm on a weekday. There was just one seat available. They have a system where they call you in through Line when it gets full. I ordered: - Caramel cheesecake for 630 yen: Caramel × cheesecake × tart, delicious! All my favorites. - Oreo milk for 650 yen: There was also Oreo latte, but I chose milk-based. A drink that tastes like cake. It started getting crowded and people started lining up by the window, so I left feeling a bit unsettled. I couldn't look up because our eyes met through the glass. Embarrassing. An hour later, I passed by again and there were even more people. My sympathies to those sitting by the window. Thank you for the meal.

A sister store of Hanul Cafe in Tennoji has recently opened in Minami Horie! I was curious, so I visited the new location. I arrived 20 minutes before opening on a sunny Sunday and was the second group in line. When it opened, we were able to secure a seat first and then ordered and paid at the counter (cash only). The staff brought our orders to our table. After finishing our meal, we could leave without any hassle. Self-service water was available. I ordered two items: Strawberry Milk (630 yen) - a limited-time drink until mid-May with a light pink color and plenty of strawberry chunks both on top and inside the glass. The glass had "Made with love" written in Korean and was available for purchase. Strawberry Shortcake (620 yen) - a cute-sized shortcake with a fluffy sponge, not too sweet cream, and a strawberry topping. It was easy to eat and not too heavy for a post-meal cafe time. The interior was a Korean-style space with white decor, but the seating was a bit tight. However, they have a system where you can be called via LINE using a QR code if it's full, so you don't have to wait outside. I chose a seat with a cute logo, but the natural light was not as expected, so it's better to aim for a table by the window for better lighting.