I went to Nomura and had a cookie chocolate crepe. They used to have an order machine, but it's gone now. When I ordered a café au lait at the register, they said they only had iced coffee, so I got a hot coffee instead. It was ready in about 5 minutes. The coffee was served in a paper cup for dine-in, and they also gave a small baked treat. The crepe and the coffee were delicious. Pancakes are back, so I might come back next time to try them. Pasta was on hold.

Nomjera Coffee / Hokkaido Eniwa City → Directly connected to Eniwa Station (head towards the west exit) Point - Gigi's pancake that was sold before is back!! - Overflowing chocolate - Pancakes are firm! Menu - Menu available! (All prices include tax) 【Chocolate Fondue Pancake】¥1480 - Cocoa powder on top, the chocolate sauce in the middle is sweet and very rich! At first, dip the pancake in the chocolate sauce in the middle, then cut the pancake! The chocolate sauce flows smoothly - there's also ice cream, so when it gets too sweet, refreshing it with ice cream and fruits will help you enjoy it until the end! 【Gelato Classico Pancake】¥1100 - Fluffy and firm pancakes!! The dough is based on Hawaiian pancakes and they even developed a mixed flour. It's even more delicious with maple syrup! The whipped cream is made from pure cream and is rich and easy to eat without being too sweet! Ice cream is also included! 6 years later! 7 types are back! (There are also meal pancakes) The previously closed Chocola Chocola Pancake is back!! ⚠️ It takes about 20 minutes to bake! Shop Info - Directly connected to Eniwa Station! A shop produced by the popular Italian restaurant "Chervo" and the gelato shop "GiGi" in Eniwa! Order at the vending machine and hand the ticket to the staff! They sell gelato to drink, crepes, coffee, and more! You can also buy goods and donuts sold by restaurants in Eniwa City. Water is self-service, and you are responsible for your dishes and trash. Atmosphere - WiFi available! The cute interior is based on white with a moderate wood feel and greenery! There are counter seats, table seats, and sofa seats for one person to sit on! (Many seats) * I didn't take pictures of the seats as there were customers there. Customer Base - Many people using the station visit! People of all ages and genders can easily enter the store! In the evening, there seem to be many students on their way home from high school! 1-8-1 Aioi-cho, Eniwa City, Hokkaido Izari 3F Enimaru Shea 10:00-18:00 (Food Lo.16:45 Drink Lo.17:30) Closed on: Check @ for March's closing days! 0123-33-3801 You will receive a parking ticket when you eat pancakes! There is a parking lot on the first floor of the building and the Eniwa Station Front No. 1 Parking lot across the road. Only D Parking is eligible.

The other day when I went to Ebetsu, I stopped by a cafe that I had been curious about for a while. It was difficult to go because they are closed on Sundays. The cafe is located on the 3rd floor of the Enimarche building directly connected to JR Ebetsu Station. I purchased a meal ticket from the ticket machine and handed it to the bright and lovely lady at the counter. I received a sample of Americano as a service. I sat at the counter seat where I could see Ebetsu Station from the window and waited. I ordered the "Napolitan" (770 yen). During lunchtime, it comes with a drink service for 770 yen! I had it with an iced Americano. It took about 16 minutes from boiling the noodles to being served. The Napolitan had super thick noodles which were chewy and delicious! I love thick noodles, so I was impressed by how delicious it was. The ingredients were the classic wiener, onion, green pepper, and mushroom. It was served hot and fresh! I was surprised when I took a bite! The Napolitan sauce was creamy?! It didn't have the sharp acidity of ketchup, and I could also taste a hint of sweetness. It was really delicious! The iced Americano was also delicious with a good balance of bitterness and acidity, and a rich flavor! My companion said they were full and had a "Hot Cafe Latte" (400 yen). It was delicious with a rich espresso, which is also the origin of the cafe's name. I am curious about the gelato, so I would like to visit again! Thank you, Nomujera!

Initially, I had planned to visit another nearby store, but when I saw that the shutter was down, I quickly changed my plans and ended up here. I knew it was located in a building near Ebetsu Station, but when I checked the building directory, the store name was not listed. The only name I saw was Enimaru Shea, so I went up to the 3rd floor and found out that Nomujera Coffee is actually located inside Enimaru Shea. This means that Nomujera Coffee is a store within Enimaru Shea, and the address registration of the user who registered this store was not accurate. There are menus placed at the entrance of Enimaru Shea, so you can take your time to choose. The food menu consists of only pasta, and I ordered the Meat Garlic Pasta while my wife ordered the Whole Cheese Napoli. We purchased our orders from the ticket machine, received a trump card for calling, and took our seats. When our number was called, we went to the counter to pick up our orders and enjoyed our pasta. The subtle garlic flavor added a nice touch to the meat, and I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was. I usually don't eat meat pasta, but the hint of garlic in this dish made it really tasty. I chose the 220g portion, which was filling enough for me. My wife, who had the Whole Cheese Napoli, enjoyed the flavor but wasn't happy with the way the pasta was cooked, and she jokingly expressed her dissatisfaction.

I had the strawberry rare cheese gelato. It's a flavor that people who like sweet things will love! The cheese and strawberry flavors are rich and delicious. The service is a bit slow, but the atmosphere of the shop is cute and it's easy to buy souvenirs. Next time, I'll try the pistachio flavor. ✨

Caramel orange cream crepe for 580 yen. This crepe is on the heavier side compared to others I've had before. It has a thick and generous amount of cream on a thick crepe. There is a crunchy element and at the end, you'll find a pool of marmalade. It was quite heavy overall.

The 3rd floor of the commercial facility "Izarie" directly connected to the Ebetsu Station seems to be popular among young girls with a bright, open, and stylish space. It is divided into two areas with about 10 counter seats and 20 table seats, totaling around 30 seats. The seating area is spacious, possibly for COVID-19 measures. In front of the ticket vending machine, a group of four high school girls were happily choosing their menu without worrying about the line behind them. The main menu items include coffee, cafe latte, crepes, and Nomjera, with a few light meals like pasta and pizza also available. I ordered the "Nomjera mini (delicious milk) @420" and received a playing card as a number tag. After a 9-minute wait, I received my order and enjoyed it while walking around the station. The gelato with whipped cream on top had a two-layer structure, with the rich milk flavor from "Mizumoto Farm's delicious milk" coming first, followed by a restrained sweetness, making it a sophisticated taste. However, the shake was surprisingly hard, making it difficult to drink with a straw. It would be better if it was a bit softer for easier consumption. Despite the good taste, I hope they improve this aspect as 420 yen is a good value. The staff at the counter were friendly and smiling, which was very welcoming. Next time, I will try a different flavor. Thank you for the meal.

Ebie Station is directly connected, and a Seven-Eleven is also planned to open, making the station area more organized. One of the good restaurants in Ebie is the Chervo branch of Napoli Pizza, which serves Southern Italian cuisine. There is also a gelato and crepe shop called Gelateria Gigi, which is the third sister store. They offer unique sweets, such as the Boronese 1000 collaboration with Ajiro Yakitori, which is a crispy fried chicken with a tangy flavor. The Bolognese pasta has plenty of ground meat and a chewy texture. The Spicy Bolognese has a Mexican-style spiciness, and the pizza set for 400 yen is a good deal. The Nomugera offers drinkable gelato and shakes, with flavors like pistachio. The crepe with strawberry and cream actually has peach compote instead of strawberries, and the hot coffee is described as espresso-style, with a good blend of bitterness and fruitiness. Overall, Chervo is a good choice for pasta and pizza, but if you're looking for sweets and a cafe experience, Gelateria Gigi is worth a visit, especially with its concept catering to young customers.

Nomgerasumo is directly connected to Eniwa Station in October 2021. A convenience store-like station plaza shop closed down and was replaced by a cafe, as mentioned in a previous magazine. I visited for the first time alone on a weekday after it opened. I ordered a Nomgerasumoor Chocolate Espresso for 390 yen and a crepe with marshmallow cream for 690 yen. Just two days before, I had heard at Cafe Biyori in Eniwa that a new gelato shop, a sister store of a popular gelato shop in the city, was opening. The signage still said "Station Plaza" on this day, so I was unsure if it had really opened. But as I approached, it was there. I was a bit confused by the automatic ticket machine, but the staff kindly showed me the menu. A man in a suit and what seemed to be the manager handed the food ticket to a girl, who then asked about the flavor and called out the order number. The Nomgerasumoor I ordered was crispy with a lingering gelato taste. I also ordered a crepe, which looked fancy with a light cream and chewy dough that fills you up. They also sell products from local stores like Megumi no Niwa's bread and Honwaka's donuts. They also have a bolognese meal menu. I should come back someday to try it. It's convenient for those using the station, but inconvenient for locals due to the lack of parking and being closed on Sundays and holidays. Thank you for the meal.

I'm full from eating soba, but I'm going to have something sweet! So, I headed to "Nomu Jera Coffee." Previously, there was "Ekimachi Plaza," which I used occasionally, but it closed down and this new place opened in its spot. I thought if something new would open, it would be a convenience store, but a café opened instead. If you want to do some quick shopping at the station, you can go to "Kiosk." There were two groups of customers ahead of me. In front of the counter, they also sell bread from "Megumino Niwa." This time, I chose the "Rare Cheese Cream Crepe (¥590)" and for takeout, the "Megumi no Niwa Pumpkin Pie (¥237)." The card I was given while waiting had a gold trump card, just like "Jiji." There was also pasta made with "Ajiro" Zangi, showcasing various specialties from different shops in Ebetsu. After a few minutes of waiting, my number was called, and I received the crepe and sat down. The crepe had a generous amount of cream and cheesecake on top. The sauce seemed to be raspberry. The cheesecake was rich and moist, blending the flavor of cheese and dairy, creating a rich taste. The cream was also quite sweet. The crepe batter had a buttery taste, making the overall dish sweet. I don't dislike it, but some people might find it too sweet. The texture of the crepe was soft and fluffy, similar to a pancake. It was thick but soft, giving it an airy feel. The sauce had a strong sourness, highlighting the taste of raspberry, offering a different flavor from the sweet toppings. When I tried to unwrap the paper covering the crepe, it was difficult to open as the paper was stiff, which might be a bit inconvenient as there was no crepe stand. The bottom layer also had custard cream, a thick and eggy mixture. It was as sweet as the top layer, so preferences may vary. The pie was not crispy but moist, with a distinct sweet pumpkin flavor, making it a great souvenir. It wasn't overpoweringly buttery or eggy, which was nice. Next time, I'll consider trying the pasta. The sweetness of the crepe might vary depending on the flavor. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

Today, I tried the Nomu Jellé Regular. When I asked for something easy to drink, I was recommended the Wakaba no Shizuku, so I chose that. It tasted like matcha. It seems like the place has become more settled since opening. Next time, I'll try the strawberry and finally the crepe, right?

I found out about Mai Pre opening today and decided to check it out. It seems to be produced by Jiji. They recommended the crepes, but I wanted pasta so I ordered Bolognese and an iced cafe latte. The Bolognese had less cheese on top than in the photo, but it was tasty, just average. They should consider adding a small salad as well, but it was an extra charge. Next time, I'll just go for the crepes and a drink. They were selling Megumi's Garden bread at the entrance, and they are still considering adding raisins. I thought it would be crowded, but it was actually empty and I got a seat right away. There were a lot of staff members though.

I used takeout. They just handed it to me as it is... I decided to do takeout because I was taking it home, but when I mentioned it, they covered it with plastic wrap. I had to lay tissues on the car seat and take it home. I wish they had provided a triangular OPP bag or something, even if it cost extra for the bag.

I took a little break and enjoyed a delicious meal. ◎