It was a spacious and relaxing restaurant. The taco slices I had were a bit spicy with lots of vegetables, and very delicious. The soup was self-serve, but it was difficult to pour as there was not much in the pot. I wish they would add more variety of cakes. I definitely want to visit this restaurant again.

There were various delicious items such as carrot curry-flavored wrap, quiche, salad, chicken stew, salmon salad, and risotto. The coffee from Sugihara Coffee Roaster was carefully hand-dripped and had a serious depth of flavor, richness, and balanced acidity. The curry also looked delicious. They also have a sale of traditional local vegetable "Mamikenkon". It's a rare and precious vegetable that Silver-san handles, so it's great to be able to buy it at a good price. It's amazing when made into tempura or white miso salad. The counter seats have power outlets, making it easy to work. The counter is made of a single piece of wood, giving off a warm and quiet atmosphere that is stylish and pleasant. It was delicious again today. Payment can be made with PayPay, and you can collect LINE stamps for each visit. Water is self-service. Thank you for the meal!

This is a lovely cafe located in the Rumiere Hall at the Kadoma City Cultural Center. It is known for its delicious donuts and cozy atmosphere. You can use PayPay for payment and earn LINE points for discounts. The cafe has a clean restroom and offers a beautiful counter by the window, stylish sofa counters with charging outlets, and free Wi-Fi. The donuts come with nuts and healthy seeds on top, and the coffee is brewed individually for each order. The cafe also hosts a study cafe for elementary school students to do their homework. Live performances are held regularly, making this cafe a place where you can relax, enjoy good food, and share your experiences with friends. Thank you for the wonderful meal today.

My daughter has been learning the piano for 4 years now. Due to the pandemic, the biennial recital was postponed, but this year it finally took place thanks to the efforts of the piano teacher. Before the piano recital, we spent some time at a café called TSUMIKI COFFEE. They not only serve food and drinks but also sell various items. I had the TSUMIKI donut (tomato) for 220 yen with a coffee set for 200 yen. The TSUMIKI donut had a surprising sweetness from the tomato, almost like a fruit. It was really delicious. The coffee was also great. I wanted to try the TSUMIKI bread, but unfortunately, it was sold out, so I ended up ordering the Bolognese pasta for 980 yen, which came with bread and salad. The pasta was delicious with a rich meaty sauce that coated the noodles well. The tomato acidity in the sauce was a nice touch. Overall, the café was a delightful find, and I wish there was a similar place like this nearby. It was a satisfying meal.

I visited "Tsumiki Coffee" located in Lumiere Hall, where seats are offered for free to children! It is a cozy cafe with a lot of wood used in the decor, and it operates as a homework cafe run by the NPO Toy Box. I tried their lunch set called "TUKIMI Plate," which included chicken rice, hamburger, and a side dish made with tomatoes and Kadoma lotus root. The atmosphere and menu at "Tsumiki Coffee" are worth experiencing. Check out more details on their Instagram, LINE official account, and Facebook page by visiting the following URL: https://lucky-luckizo.com/blog/37214.html

A beautiful café on the 1st floor of Lumiere Hall at Furukawa Bridge. Yahoo exclusive course ~ Pasta ~ (3000 yen) Seasonal salad, 5 kinds of appetizers, today's pasta, homemade bread, main course, black tea, petit dessert. Used GoTo on another site. Delicious Italian course.

The space is spacious and comfortable, with nice music playing, making it easy to study or chat. Even though the drinks are a bit expensive, I would still want to visit again.

It was a bit crowded, but I was able to get work done.