I visited around 12 o'clock on a regular day. There was no wait. The interior of the restaurant has a retro coffee shop vibe. I had spaghetti, which seemed to have used two or more eggs. Even though I am a man, I felt satisfied with the portion. It wasn't difficult to eat, but the tables are slightly lower compared to the chairs. The clean restroom was a pleasant surprise. It was a relief. The parking lot is not too small, but if it's full, it may feel a bit cramped. It was fine on this day. I will visit again.

In Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture, there is a popular café with a retro Showa era atmosphere that is always full of customers! The most popular items are the parfaits: Melon Parfait, Peach Parfait, and Hoankan Cheesecake. Now they also have Nashi Pear Parfait and Grape Parfait. The parfaits are impressive with a generous amount of fruits. They are simple yet warm and friendly desserts that you would want to try each season.

This was my third visit to the restaurant. This time, I shared the teppan-style spaghetti and the hamburger (which I forgot to take a picture of). For the main dish, I had the seasonal strawberry parfait, which was delicious as always! I was happy to see that the restaurant is now completely non-smoking (previously allowed smoking). After meeting my favorite Fukuchiyama City Green Ambassador, Goya-sensei, I definitely want to come back again! ♬

BIG! Bacon Cheeseburger at YOEC! Recommended! The patty is probably 150g. It feels like you're eating meaty meat, and it was delicious. The patty seems to be pre-made and frozen. It's understandable for a cafe, but this was really tasty. The side of fried potatoes was also generous, and I was full after this. ^ ^ This was a happy and delicious surprise. I found this place when I got lost walking from the hotel last week. Remembering the name Hoankan, I searched and visited. I saw a review by Mairebi saying the sandwiches were delicious, but for some reason, I ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger set (-｡-; It turned out to be the right choice ^ ^ Thank you for the meal.

When it comes to cafes in Fukuchiyama, "Hoankan" is the place to go. I visited around 1pm and it was packed, showing its popularity. The menu is so extensive that it's hard to decide. The parfaits are huge and impossible to finish alone. The portion sizes of the dishes are also quite generous. The seafood in the doria is plentiful and satisfying. While the prices are a bit on the higher side, it's best to order different items and share.

Located near Fukuchiyama City Citizens Hospital, this shop is situated just next to a Seven Eleven at the intersection on the right corner after crossing the overpass heading east from the intersection of National Route 9 "Shimosasao". The parking lot is located at the back of the shop and can accommodate around 10 cars, but please be cautious as the spaces are a bit narrow. Upon entering the shop, you will first see a refrigerated glass case displaying delicious cakes. To the right, there is a counter with around 10 seats... and to the left, there are about 6 tables for 2-4 people each. As soon as you enter, there is a bright sunroom to the left with additional seating, making the shop quite spacious. The shop is non-smoking, but there is a designated smoking area available for smokers to use. I visited for breakfast this time. They offer two types of morning sets: A Set (Butter & Jam Toast - 500 yen) and B Set (Daily Special - 630 yen). I ordered the A Set, while my companion ordered the B Set. The daily special on this day included toast, salad, corn potage, bacon and eggs, and meat spa, along with a choice of drink from 10 different options. Although the jam was forgotten for my A Set, I didn't bother to remind them as I planned to share my companion's leftovers. The freshly made items were delightful, and even the slightly warm temperature was pleasing. The potage soup for breakfast gently awakened my sleepy stomach. Looking at the photos of My Levy's daily specials, I realized I didn't get that, so it was a pleasant surprise to receive it. The portion size of the B Set was enough to make me skip lunch, and indeed, after finishing my companion's leftovers, my stomach was full. I ended up having a light lunch at home later. It reminded me of the times when my maternal grandfather used to take me to a cafe when I was attending kindergarten in Onishi City, and he would share his toast with me. As we reminisced about this, we enjoyed our breakfast at Cafe Morning. If only they opened 30 minutes earlier, I could visit more frequently... I lamented. It was a delicious and nostalgic meal. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by for breakfast! There were about three groups of customers. The atmosphere is calm and perfect for focusing on reading. I sat at a table and ordered the daily morning set with hot coffee. It was an egg sandwich morning set. It came with salad and yogurt with bananas. The sandwich had lettuce and was quite filling. The taste was delicious. The salad was tasty and the yogurt was healthy and delicious. It was a satisfying breakfast! I enjoyed reading for about 30 minutes while sipping my coffee and had a relaxing morning.

The other day, during a break in my coverage of the Fukuchiyama expedition, I had some free time and decided to visit a nearby cafe that caught my eye. Coffee House Hoankan is a local favorite that has been around for over 40 years, with locations in Fukuchiyama and near Amanohashidate Station in Miyazu City. The sign outside immediately drew me in, and after checking out their reviews on Tabelog, I was drawn into the shop. The interior was clean and cozy, with customers enjoying lunch as well as coffee and parfaits. I ordered the seasonal Melon Parfait for June to July, which was a delicious treat with a generous slice of melon, choux pastry, biscuits, melon and vanilla ice cream, and melon-flavored milk jelly. They also offer Peach Parfait in July, and in the past they have had Strawberry, Melon, Grape, and Chestnut parfaits. Besides sweets and coffee, they serve a variety of hearty dishes like the "Gourmet Set" with shrimp fry and tonkatsu, as well as teppanyaki spaghetti, egg sandwiches, and hamburgers. I look forward to returning and trying the Gourmet Set next time, but for now, I thoroughly enjoyed the refreshing Melon Parfait.

Before stopping by Fukuchiyama City Minshin Hospital, I visited the coffee shop "Hoankan" where it is said to have delicious coffee. This veteran cafe has been in business for over 40 years. It is known for its delicious bread, so I quickly decided on the bacon and egg hot sandwich and American coffee. They use UCC coffee beans, and even though it's an American coffee, it has a pretty strong flavor. If you prefer regular coffee, it might be a bit strong. The sandwich lived up to its reputation with fluffy bread overflowing with generous fillings, leaving me satisfied enough that I wasn't hungry even in the evening. I noticed quite a few people ordering the chiffon cake set in the morning, so I'm curious about that too. The deliciousness of this unique shop is something you can't experience in chain stores, and I was truly impressed.

Fruit crepe and pudding parfait are both very generous in portion. On April 22, 2023, there will be seasonal strawberry parfait and fruit parfait available.

The interior of the shop has a good old Showa era vibe. Hoankan cheesecake set, tax included for 935 yen. PayPay is accepted.

The Momopafé was incredibly delicious. The master's dedication to quality is impressive - they even offered to make a new one if the peach wasn't sweet enough.

Recently, a popular café among my biker friends is a great place to stop by during a touring trip. They serve delicious parfaits that are perfect for the season, and there is a beautiful female staff member who rides a cute motorcycle. Whenever I'm nearby, I make sure to visit this café.

Gourmet Set 1980 yen

Napolitan spaghetti for 990 yen.

Cod roe spaghetti for 1045 yen.

The taste was delicious, reminiscent of old-fashioned coffee shops. However, when I tried to order the doria, I was told it would take nearly an hour, which was disappointing.

The restaurant has a unique name, possibly inspired by a sheriff or a Southeast Asian name. The interior is like a traditional cafe, with a relaxed atmosphere. The menu is not extensive, and I ended up choosing the signature dish, "Hoankan Spaghetti". It was a simple dish with cabbage, ham, mildly spicy bird's eye chili, and thick pasta coated in oil. The pasta was decently tasty, but eating it alone left me feeling a bit unsatisfied. Since it's a cafe, it might be best for coffee rather than a full meal.