The shop seems to be running a cafe in the Omachi Station souvenir corner, where baskets of baked donuts and cookies are placed for purchase. I bought three types of baked donuts: "Rum Raisin @160", "Apple @180", and "Matcha Azuki @160". I enjoyed them at home. The dough was moist and soft, with a moderate level of sweetness. My favorite was the "Matcha Azuki" flavor. These baked donuts are less guilt-inducing as they are not fried, but they do take some time and effort to make. Although it may not be fair to compare them to Mister Donut, where French crullers and Pon de Rings are priced at 120 yen + tax, there is a slight cost-performance consideration. Objectively speaking, if they were 20-30 yen cheaper, it would be even better. Thank you for the meal.

Welcome! Located along Route 229 in Yoichi Town, Yoichi District, look for Yoichi Yu as a landmark and head into the residential area. Once you enter the alley, use a map or navigation system to reach this cafe. Take off your shoes and step into the bright interior with sunlight streaming in. This cafe is a place for people to relax, attached to a neighboring facility where young people work hard to run the cafe. Lunch options include daily specials by reservation, curry, hayashi rice, and pizza with a free drink. Before ordering, make sure to pay in advance, and try the local apple juice. Take your time as they prepare the food. The curry rice on a white plate is colorful with shredded meat, carrots, and five-grain rice. The smooth curry has a balance of chicken fibers, tomato sweetness, and vegetables that melt in your mouth. The spice gradually kicks in, providing a satisfying kick. Don't worry about the portion size, focus on the quality of the dish. When not cooking, the staff actively prepare ingredients and find ways to improve their work. Enjoy your meal!