LAWSON sweets are so appealing!! I tried crepes for the first time (*≧∀≦*) and the cream sandwich cake is super delicious♪

January 2015, Sunday around 9:45 PM, visited the cafe. Ordered multiple items including macarons (chocolate and amaou strawberry) and a milk cocoa, totaling 410 yen. The service was good, but the customer base was unclear. The parking lot was easy to access and it was also easy to enter the cafe alone. Will consider revisiting. The cafe used to be located next to a soba restaurant, Kanda-san, but moved after Kanda-san relocated. The new location has a larger parking lot and was renovated. After the renovation, the cafe seemed to attract a lot of customers for the time of day. It is located next to a Mos Burger, but the narrow road and high traffic can make it difficult to enter and exit. The cafe is a Lawson Machi Cafe, and the first time using it was a bit confusing as the staff serve the drinks instead of self-service. However, the wait time can be long, especially when it's busy. The cocoa was average in taste for the price, but not as good of a deal compared to coffee. The macarons were decently sized, with a crispy outer shell and a creamy filling inside. The chocolate and amaou strawberry flavors were both sweet and satisfying for 90 yen each. Would like to see more flavors available. Revisited in January 2016 on a Thursday at 9:45 PM for takeout, purchasing a natto roll and a medium cafe latte for a total of 460 yen. It had been a while since the last visit, and the atmosphere at night can be intimidating with potentially unfriendly customers. Despite not finding the desired item, settled for the natto roll which was of consistent quality like their onigiri.