Premium Roast Coffee M (170 yen) is not my cup of tea as I can't really appreciate the taste of coffee. I feel like I have to double the amount of milk and syrup to enjoy it, am I the only one? If I have to add that much milk and syrup, I might as well just go for a cafe au lait, right? On the other hand, Soft Twist (140 yen) is something I crave for a little treat after a meal. The way it's twisted can vary depending on the store, but lately they have been consistently good, which makes me happy. The taste is also consistently good.

I tried the Italian Risotto Balls from the World Cup sponsorship menu. They were small but just the right size for a side dish, with tomato & squid ink flavors for 199 yen. The risotto balls were hot and had gooey cheese inside. The squid ink flavor was a bit hard to distinguish, but it was delicious. The tomato flavor was like a typical rice ball and also tasty. I had a chocolate sundae afterwards, which made me thirsty right away. They also have burger options with Brazil and Germany versions, but I didn't try them this time.

On Saturday, all the restaurants inside the mall were crowded. I didn't have much time, so I went to the food court. Among the ramen and fast food places, McDonald's stood out with its many staff members. I was confident that I wouldn't have to wait long here. There were about 10 customers in front of the counter, and even more staff members inside, bustling around. I quickly placed my order. The fries were crispy and lined up neatly in the package. It was a busy and noisy atmosphere in the food court, not really a place to relax and eat leisurely.