I used it while waiting for the train. It was a lovely café where I could feel the atmosphere of Paris. The staff were also very nice, and I had a great time during my trip. The chocolate terrine I had at the shop was delicious... The nuts on top of the terrine were also delicious... I bought some baked goods as souvenirs and they were also delicious. The madeleines, which are not shown in the photos, were amazing. But the cookies and financiers were just as good... I want to order them online!

After walking around Amanohashidate and having lunch, I decided to warm up at Chienoyu near the station and then walk back home. I felt like having some tea, so I spotted a place where two customers were just leaving and decided to go there. The inside of the shop was filled with people enjoying their tea after lunch. I noticed they accepted coupons, so I thought I could use one and buy some sweets. However, the prices were a bit high, and I couldn't find the right combination of items to use my 1000 yen coupon efficiently. In the end, I ended up adding some cash and bought what I wanted to eat. It didn't turn out to be a great deal, but that's okay. It was a nice meal.

The atmosphere for customer service is very good, and I occasionally use it for lunch. I especially like the Coppe-Gani Doria. It's hard to find elsewhere, and the taste is very delicious!

It was warm and delicious, using local vegetables in the dish and tasty bread. Did you use the Tantei gourmet ticket?

I visited around 3:00 pm on a holiday. The bread was already sold out, so I couldn't buy it, which was disappointing, but I had a cappuccino instead. The interior of the store was very stylish and comfortable.

I stopped by during my sightseeing in Amanohashidate. For lunch, they offered a daily special set meal, curry, sandwiches, etc. The daily special was ginger pork shabu-shabu. It came on a round wooden plate with side dishes, a small bowl, rice, and miso soup with crab eggs. The crab eggs were deliciously crunchy! The side dishes included salad, pickles, and Spanish omelette. The main dish of pork shabu-shabu was packed with potatoes, purple sweet potatoes, shimeji mushrooms, and enoki mushrooms. It was very filling. They also sold bread, which I would have bought if it wasn't my last day. Instead, I bought some baked goods near the register. They were delicious. It was better than going to a typical touristy diner or a seafood bowl restaurant near the sea. It would have been even better if the lunch had a choice between meat and fish. The menu at the entrance had a photo of a fish fillet for the daily special, so I would have liked to try that.

It's a really wonderful restaurant.

It's a revisit after half a year. If you go to Amanohashidate, it seems like a must-visit place. The kind owner and family welcomed the dogs warmly. I remember that they only had bread lunches before, but this time they had two delicious lunch options. I ordered the Japanese-style salmon set meal and the authentic chicken curry. And don't forget the sandwiches, as the bread here is amazing. It's still delicious as ever! Actually, I visited the day before as well, but it was too crowded and I had to give up. You can tell it's popular. After the meal, I enjoyed a delicious cup of coffee and left feeling satisfied. The carefully dripped coffee is truly deep and delicious. You can have it for 250 yen after your meal. Thank you for the meal!

I drove to Amanohashidate after the Kyoto Jukan Expressway was fully opened☆ It only took two hours from Kutsukake Interchange to Miyazu Amanohashidate! It was very fast and easy (^O^) On the way to Amanohashidate Station, I found this restaurant. It had a stylish appearance that overturned the traditional Japanese image of Amanohashidate (^O^) I had the "Sandwich" for breakfast for ¥750 and the "POUR over COFFEE" for ¥550. The sandwich was full of vegetables and very delicious☆ The coffee was also delicious with a flavor I liked. They also sold bread, so I bought the "Anko Bread" as a souvenir on my way back. I was happy to find a good cafe. Thank you for the meal~♪

During a trip to Kyoto with my husband, we used this place for lunch. After walking around and looking at various shops, I asked my husband, "Seafood bowl and bread + ramen, which one do you want?" He chose "bread + ramen," so we decided on Pandujuju. My husband had a bagel sandwich and I had French toast. The bread was displayed along the wall, but by lunchtime, it was almost empty, with the remaining bread reserved. Our plan to have the bread as a snack on the train was shattered as soon as we entered the store. My husband's bagel sandwich looked slightly burnt, but the bagel itself was delicious, indicating the quality of the bread they use. My French toast was simple, with just granulated sugar and honey, but still very tasty. I wonder why the French toast at this place is so delicious when I can never make it taste this good at home. My husband and I enjoyed sharing the French toast together. Thank you for the delicious meal.

On June 26, 2015, I visited "JouJou" cafe for the second time, looking for a delicious coffee after having a meal at the hotel nearby. The cafe is located right off the main road near Amanohashidate Station, with a stylish exterior that catches your eye immediately. Their specialty is homemade additive-free bread, but since they were sold out due to its popularity, I opted for just coffee this time. I ordered an iced latte, which came in a cute bottle that seems to be trendy lately, and my family ordered a hot latte with cute latte art on top. The lovely atmosphere of the clean and white interior, along with the delicious coffee, made for a relaxing moment with my family. While we were enjoying our time, the "multi-grain square loaf" bread finished baking, so I bought it as a souvenir to enjoy later as a snack. The bread had a natural sweetness and a buttery flavor, making it incredibly delicious even without any toppings. It's no wonder that customers kept coming in asking for the bread. Next time I visit, I look forward to enjoying both the bread and coffee together. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

I visited this cafe on the evening of the last day of my trip to Amanohashidate on 3/21-22. I had finished my planned activities earlier than expected and was wondering what to do, when I remembered there was a cafe in front of the station. The cafe had a very stylish exterior and interior, and it was a very relaxing place. I ordered a cafe latte and waited there until my train arrived. Even though I stayed for a while, they sent me off in a good mood when I left. I heard the bread is delicious too, so I would like to have lunch there next time I visit. Thank you very much.