I just ate this the other day and it was so delicious that I had to order the exact same thing again! Last time, I didn't have enough small change with me, so they made it while I was shopping. Today, I observed the process of making it. It's a crepe filled with whipped cream, brownie, almond slices, chocolate sauce, and more whipped cream on top, all rolled up and wrapped in crepe paper. Then topped with brownie, almond slices, more whipped cream, and chocolate sauce. Wow! It must be delicious! The crepe is filled with chunks of brownie and almond, and the whipped cream and chocolate sauce are so creamy! The crepe itself is soft but also chewy so it doesn't tear easily. It was so delicious. Thank you for the meal. I want to try other menu items, but I might not be able to stray from the brownie menu until they stop baking their homemade brownies...笑

I had known about Mollet coming with the kitchen car, but they usually come in the morning for shopping, and I have to rush back home in the afternoon for work, so I never had the chance to visit Boko Café. I always see long lines on my days off, so I've been wanting to go for almost 3 years now! Today, by chance, I saw them stopped and no line! I was so happy because I've always seen them on social media. I asked for a recommendation and got the chocolate brownie crepe. I'll take it to go. The crepe was soft and moist with lots of whipped cream. I thought the brownie was only on top, but there were plenty inside too! The crunchy almond slices were a nice touch! Ah, so delicious! Thank you for the meal. I'll visit again!

Due to a flight delay, I arrived in Muroran around 2 PM, way past lunchtime. Most eateries were closed, but I found a food court in a supermarket. One place was temporarily closed, so I chose a casual dining spot and got a "Chicken Cutlet Curry" for 600 yen. The portion was decent, with a crispy chicken cutlet on a bed of rice. The curry was thin and lacking in spice or heat, suitable even for young children. It felt like something you'd find in a school cafeteria. The price seemed a bit high, but maybe it's because of the location. I wish it came with soup or a small salad.

We went shopping at Arks and got thirsty, so we decided to go to the food court. My husband bought a cream soda from Bokoi Cafe, which he said was around 200 yen. I got a bottle of Jurokucha that I bought at Arks and a cream puff from the nearby F pastry shop. Even though I said, "If I drink cream soda, I'll just get thirstier," I ended up taking a sip because it was hot. It was cold, sweet, and delicious, and really refreshing. I only planned to have a little bit, but ended up eating more than half of it. (laughs) But I didn't drink the soda. The bright blue color reminded me of Blue No. 1...(^_^;) There were many families there, and the kids were happily eating pizza. They were having fun stretching and pulling the cheese as they ate. It was heartwarming to see. There were also crying babies, so it wasn't exactly quiet, but it's a valuable space where young mothers can come with their children without feeling out of place. It's also convenient for grandparents to bring their grandchildren, as the food court is affordable and welcoming. I felt a bit sad when Nagasakiya Chuo Store closed, but I'm glad that a good new store has opened. I want to support Arks, it's a great place.