An stylish cafe with a pension-like atmosphere located on Minami-an Street. I decided to try their food this time since I had only tried their coffee before. Lately, I've been seeing a lot of posts about Napolitan on Facebook, so I couldn't resist ordering it. I sat on the second floor and could smell the ketchup and hear the sizzling sound coming from the kitchen below. The classic Napolitan with onions, green peppers, and bacon was delicious. The black pepper added a nice kick to it. I added a lot of powdered cheese and Tabasco for extra flavor. The salad dressing served on the side was surprisingly tasty. Although a bit far from town, this cafe has a great atmosphere and delicious food. Highly recommended.

The hot omurice was delicious. It came with a mini salad. The coffee was also tasty (^ω^). The cake set is a recommended menu. Other customers' dishes looked delicious too. It's a hidden gem of a restaurant.

◆January 2016◆ This is a cafe located on the Minamikishi Street where the Notsukeushi Driving School is located. I happened to come across a wooden sign that read "coffee Alice" while driving, so I decided to go in. The exterior looks like a pension or a ski lodge. Inside, there are counter seats and table seats. There also seems to be seating on the second floor, with a high ceiling. The interior is simple with a bright and cute atmosphere, reminiscent of Scandinavian design. [Menu] The food menu is quite extensive, offering curry, pilaf, fried rice, toast, spaghetti, omurice, soba, udon, and more. The drinks are mostly around 400 yen, and the desserts are reasonably priced. The A set includes cake and a drink for 480 yen, while the B set includes cake, a drink, and ice cream for 580 yen. The B set is particularly good value as the items individually would cost around 1000 yen. I had already eaten curry, so I ordered the A set. Today's cake was a coffee chiffon cake with whipped cream, which was larger than expected. The chiffon cake had a subtle coffee flavor, perfect for someone who doesn't like overly sweet desserts. The iced coffee was average. Among the menu items, the "plum and whitebait pilaf" caught my eye. I might come back next time with an empty stomach to try their lunch menu.

This café specializes in chiffon cakes. The slightly hidden atmosphere surrounded by trees gives off a cozy, hidden gem vibe.

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