Hawaiian pancakes. I also chose a tropical pineapple and coconut juice for my drink. There are various syrups available, such as honey, maple, and mango, so you can enjoy different flavors. The cream was light and fluffy, so even a generous portion was no problem. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This is a weekday-only menu where the main course, drink, and pancakes are all-you-can-eat for lunch. The Eggs Benedict consists of one pancake topped with bacon and another with salmon, both with a runny egg on top. The salmon was delicious with just the right amount of saltiness. My favorite part was the maple syrup on the pancakes. I added whipped cream for an extra 250 yen, but it was a bit greasy, unlike the light and fluffy whipped cream at Eggs 'n Things. While eating, I couldn't help but think that Eggs 'n Things has a higher level of perfection!

The store in Shinjuku, Tokyo closed due to redevelopment, leaving this as the only location. I visited during lunchtime on a weekday for the all-you-can-eat pancake deal, choosing from the regular menu. I started with a cocktail to cool off, then tried the Tropical Fruit Pancakes. They were delicious but the portion felt a bit small, and there was less whipped cream than at Eggs 'n Things. I ended with a Kona Blend Coffee. Next time, I might add an extra pancake or try the lunch buffet.

I visited Branch for brunch. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was calming and the staff were nice. The portion of the pancakes was a bit larger than expected, so one serving might be enough for two people. I ordered the Eggs Benedict pancakes.

Pancakes always make me think of Hawaii or Guam. This restaurant also creates a tropical resort atmosphere with surfboards and posters on the walls. It almost feels like being in Honolulu or Haleiwa. The lunch menu includes Hawaiian Keema Curry, Coconut Curry, and Hamburgers, but I decided to go with the pancakes. Before ordering the pancakes, it took some courage to enter a place full of women as a man. So I chose to sit at table number one. I ordered the Tropical Fruit Pancakes. The pancakes were covered in lots of fruit, which was amazing! They offered three types of syrup - honey, orange, and maple - to suit everyone's taste, which was a nice touch. Overall, the pancakes were smaller than the ones that became popular when they first arrived in Japan from Honolulu, and there was less cream, but I thought they were definitely tastier here! The water was self-serve, with two types available - one with a dragon fruit flower and lemon floating in it, which looked nice. However, the taste was just plain water. The hot coffee was like American-style coffee, so I left it as I prefer a stronger flavor. I would definitely come back to this place whenever I miss Hawaii.

We shared Eggs Benedict and each ordered a pancake. The generous amount of whipped cream was delightful. They brought three types of syrup, but they didn't explain them, so I didn't know what they were. It seemed like the server was new and may have forgotten. The dishes were delicious even without the syrup, so we didn't use them. It was quiet and we were able to relax since it was a weekday night.

I visited during lunchtime. The lunch menu includes unlimited pancakes for 60 minutes and free refills on drinks, making it a great deal. I ordered the Tandoori Chicken & Avocado Dip from the lunch menu and the seasonal Double Strawberry Pancakes. You can change the pancakes to rice for the Tandoori Chicken and Hamburger menu, but since pancakes are unlimited, I initially asked for rice. The pancakes come with unlimited maple syrup and honey toppings! The pancakes are thin, so you can eat them quickly! You can order more after finishing two pancakes for each serving, but it takes about 10 minutes for the additional order to arrive. I managed to get three refills! The seasonal Double Strawberry Pancakes were delicious with the perfect balance of sweet whipped cream and the tartness of strawberries.

"You are~ Blue~ Hawaii~" (sung by Tomi) At Yodobashi Camera's Hawaiian cafe "Pancake Factory", Hawaiian music is playing and the staff's skirts are lovely! Surprisingly, you can have unlimited refills of pancakes and drinks~ (*^-^*)★ Hamburg & Egg for 1080 yen tax included♪ Wow~ A plate with 2 pancakes, a hamburger topped with a fried egg, and fresh vegetables! The pancakes come with nuts and sugar? I'm a bit curious about the demi-glace sauce on the hamburger... I chose ginger ale for my drink~ The customers were all girls, so I could relax and enjoy myself (^^♪

Visited on Sunday around 1 pm. There were about 4 groups waiting, but we were seated quickly. Since there aren't many cafes inside Links, we decided to have some tea. The cafe has a Hawaiian theme with menu items like malasadas and pancakes. A nice touch is that they serve coffee in mugs.

The combination of pancakes and hamburgers may seem unusual, but surprisingly it works well. You can enjoy the classic pancakes with a slice of hamburger rolled up with a knife and fork. The hamburger sauce is delicious and sticks well to the meat, so you can finish it without leaving any sauce behind. The meal menu with hamburger and egg costs 1,280 yen. It's a mix of a meal option and a dessert option, so you can enjoy both at the same time. The classic combination of a hamburger and a fried egg is a popular choice. Some restaurants may charge extra just for adding a fried egg on top of the hamburger, but it's a special yet simple menu. The flowing yolk from the fried egg adds a smooth texture to the hamburger. Even if there's some leftover on the plate, you can easily scoop it up with a pancake. The Hawaiian Pancake Factory in Umeda offers this unique dining experience.

Pancake shop on the 8th floor of Links. Most of the menu items are Hawaiian-style with lots of cream, but I ordered the simplest one with just butter. The pancakes were not souffle-style, but the buttery saltiness was delicious. ☺️

It was a quiet afternoon, so the restaurant was relatively empty. The windows were wide open, and there was plenty of space between tables, making me feel safe in terms of COVID-19 measures. I ordered Hawaiian pancakes and iced coffee (with a 100 yen discount from the regular price)… or at least I think I did, looking at the photo, it might be something else (laughs). The whipped cream was fluffy and delicious, and I was pleasantly surprised to find out that I could use three different sauces as much as I wanted. It was fun to change up the flavors, and I left feeling very satisfied.

During a shopping break, we decided to search for a place to eat, and we were craving pancakes! We found a cute cafe with friendly staff. We ordered a regular pancake to share, but ended up adding an extra one. We also had some Kona coffee, which had a nice balance of bitterness and richness. When the pancakes arrived, they looked simple but delicious. The butter was tempting, and the pancakes were sweet but not too heavy. We felt happy and satisfied. You can also add maple syrup, mango, honey, or other toppings of your choice. It was a delightful meal!

I wanted to eat pancakes after a long time, so I went to Hawaiian Pancake Factory at LINKS UMEDA. The weekday lunch menu ranges from 1,080 yen to 5 options. You can choose from meal-type pancakes or curry, and drinks are free refills with all-you-can-eat pancakes for 60 minutes. The restaurant is located on the 8th floor of LINKS UMEDA, and you can easily spot it with the pancake menu photos and samples at the entrance. The interior has a relaxed Hawaiian vibe with plenty of table seating to choose from. They offer self-service detox water in two flavors: lemon & mint, and orange & dragon, along with regular water. The cute tropical atmosphere goes well with the food. Weekday lunch is from 11:00 to L.O. 14:00 (Please check with the restaurant for the latest information on business hours). Weekday Lunch Menu (all prices include tax): - Hamburger & Egg Pancake: 1,080 yen - 4 Cheese Sauce Pancake: 1,080 yen - Hawaiian Keema Curry: 1,080 yen - Egg Benedict Pancake: 1,180 yen - Tandoori Chicken & Avocado Dip Pancake: 1,180 yen Choice of drinks (free refills): Coffee, Cafe Latte, Black Tea, Cola, Orange Juice, Ginger Ale I was interested in the Tandoori Chicken, but this time I chose the Egg Benedict. The regular price for Egg Benedict is 1,400 yen, and the all-you-can-eat pancakes cost an additional 350 yen, making the weekday lunch a great deal! You can order the all-you-can-eat pancakes along with your lunch order. I ordered a drink and waited for about 15 minutes for it to arrive, along with the Egg Benedict and all-you-can-eat pancakes. Egg Benedict: The Egg Benedict comes with two generous servings of Hollandaise sauce, one with smoked salmon and the other with bacon. The pancakes serve as the base, with two layers each with smoked salmon or bacon, topped with spinach, poached egg, and a creamy Hollandaise sauce. The runny egg yolk blends well with the rich and creamy Hollandaise sauce, complementing the saltiness of the bacon and salmon. The bacon was seasoned well with salt and pepper, and there were two folded pieces, providing a satisfying portion. The pancakes were moist, fluffy, and slightly thin, with a surprisingly good texture. They are not too sweet, making them a perfect match with the soft-boiled egg, salmon, and Hollandaise sauce. The salad consisted of crispy lettuce with a flavorful Cobb dressing. Pancakes (60 minutes all-you-can-eat): I ordered the plain pancakes, which were not too big and easy to eat. They were topped with powdered sugar, and three types of syrups were provided at each table. The freshly baked pancakes were delicious! They were moist, fluffy, and soft. They were different from the thick soufflé pancakes, with a simple and nostalgic sweetness. The warmth and gentle sweetness were comforting. The excitement of having three different syrups was enjoyable. The classic maple syrup, rich and thick honey, and the tropical mango & orange sauce were all available for unlimited topping. My favorite was the fragrant maple syrup, and the thick honey paired perfectly with the pancakes. The mango & orange syrup, which I tried for the first time, reminded me of the orange-flavored throat syrup I had as a child, so I wasn't a big fan of it. In the end, I had three plates, totaling six pancakes, but with the four pancakes in the Egg Benedict, I ended up eating a total of 10 pancakes, which was a bit too much.

I had an acai smoothie and a limited edition chocolate cocoa pancake. The smoothie was not too sweet and had a natural, refreshing taste. Although the tropical mango smoothie was also tempting, I recommend the tropical smoothie with citrus notes. The pancake was fluffy and light, with a delicious cream topping. The syrup options for the pancake were maple, honey, and orange. The combination of chocolate, cream, and orange was really good. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited around 8:00 PM. There weren't many cafes open at this time, so I was relieved to find one! I had fluffy pancakes topped with lots of fruits and felt so happy. I also ordered juice and ended up feeling full! The lunch menu looks appealing too, so I want to visit during the day next time!

I went to the gourmet floor at Yodobashi around 14:00 on Sunday, but there was a line... As expected in Umeda, everywhere is crowded, so I decided to wait in line! I ordered the Holiday Lunch Set, and my stomach is full! There is unlimited honey to pour, but you can't pour that much... My companion had Banana Chocolate Pancakes and Mango Pancakes, which were satisfying portions!

Cheap and all-you-can-eat! Plus, the staff told us that we could share one dish between two people for the all-you-can-eat option, which was a pleasant surprise! I thought we had to order one dish per person unless told otherwise! It felt like a great deal ^_^ The food is delicious, but you might get tired of it quickly, haha. However, there are different sauces available, so you can mix up the flavors a bit. The interior of the restaurant is stylish and Instagrammable, so you'll enjoy taking photos. It's located inside a building, so you won't have trouble finding your next destination. They even have a cute lemon water dispenser that adds to the charming atmosphere. The serving hours are not too late, so I highly recommend it!

The special whipped cream is light and fluffy, which is its characteristic! The pancakes are also soft and fluffy, making them a perfect match with the whipped cream! The coffee also has a great aroma, making it the perfect combination. The interior of the restaurant is designed to resemble a Hawaii beach, so it's a great place for those who enjoy a little taste of overseas atmosphere. Great for tea parties and more! ✨

Sometimes you gotta treat yourself with sweets. My partner tried acai for the first time! Their reaction was... it's healthy. Well, it's that kind of food. Definitely (^_^;). As for me, I had a waffle that looked like a parfait. They baked it on the spot, put it in a cup, and filled it with cream. It looks cold, but it's actually warm, which is rare for a dessert. The taste was lighter than I expected, with a fluffy texture. The atmosphere at night was quiet, with few customers and soothing ukulele music playing. It was very relaxing (^o^).