After enjoying Hokkaido at "Shiretoko," I indulged in a Hawaiian atmosphere at "Ohana Cafe"! Such luxury (laughs). Since I'm already full, I'll just have coffee today. I ordered a Kona Coffee. Don't you love this unique aroma? The cup is also lovely and vibrant. Thank you for the meal. Next time, I'll come for the pancakes!

I went to Ohana Cafe in Shinzaki-cho, Edogawa-ku. I sat at my usual table and ordered the "Spam & Lettuce Pilaf." It was ready in about 10 minutes. Let's dig in. The moist pilaf with crispy lettuce and the savory taste of spam was delightful. The sunny-side-up egg was a nice touch to Ohana Cafe's pilaf. Thank you for the meal.

I went to "Ohana Cafe" in Shinzaki-cho, Edogawa-ku. The friendly owner greeted me with a smile. I sat at my usual table and ordered the beef curry. It was ready in about 10 minutes. Let's dig in. The curry rice had a simple and delicious taste. And as always, the salad was fresh and tasty. Thank you for the meal.

I went to "Ohana Cafe" in Shinzaki-cho, Edogawa-ku. The owner, who loves Hawaii, runs the shop. I sat at my usual table and ordered the "Spam & Lettuce Pilaf." First, a fresh salad was served, followed by the pilaf and soup about 6-7 minutes later. Now, let's dig in. The pilaf is packed with Spam and lettuce, seasoned just the way I like it. The sunny-side-up egg on top is a nice touch. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I went to "Ohana Cafe" in Shinzaki-cho, Edogawa-ku. It is a Hawaiian cafe located in a quiet residential area. I sat at a table and ordered the signature dish, "Loco Moco". First, I was served with salad and soup. The vegetables were fresh and the soup was homemade. Then, the main dish, Loco Moco, was served. It consisted of rice topped with hamburger steak and a sunny-side-up egg, all covered in homemade gravy sauce. It is a local gourmet dish originating from Hawaii. It was delicious.

As soon as you step into the store, you are greeted by many Hawaiian photos and a laid-back atmosphere for a relaxing tea time! Pancake Plain Set with Blend Coffee. You can enjoy Eggs'nThings pancakes with a fluffy and delicious feel. Check out the blog for more details: https://zan3tho.com

Today I came to Shinzaki. I feel like having something light to eat. In times like this, I recommend Ohana Cafe. It's a wonderful cafe with a Hawaiian touch, cozy atmosphere, and delicious food & drinks. I ordered the pancake drink set with coffee. The pancake is made with flour from a famous shop, and the coffee is a blend of Kona coffee. Both are simple but have a reliable taste that makes you think, "Ah, this is it." The chat with the owner is enjoyable, and I end up staying longer than planned. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again.

I took my elderly mother to a Hawaiian cafe in Shinzaki for lunch, and then we went to Ohana Cafe for a visit. We decided to revisit because we really enjoyed the Spam sandwich last time. This time, my mother ordered pancakes and I ordered the beef stew set, along with Kona coffee for drinks. The pancakes were made with the same flour as a well-known shop and were served simply with butter and maple syrup. They were delicious, and I even had some of my mother's leftovers. The beef stew was also very good, with tender meat, and the bread was delicious too. The cozy Hawaiian cafe in Shinzaki is a great place with delicious food and coffee. Thank you for the meal.

I haven't been to Hawaii in years. I got a little taste of Hawaii here in Shinzaki. I saw this place while visiting a famous patisserie nearby. It's located less than a 5-minute walk from Shinzaki Station's north exit. At first glance, you might wonder what kind of shop it is, but there's a sign for Hawaiian coffee. I visited on a Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. I ordered a Spam sandwich and Kona coffee. The place was quite busy with customers coming in for takeout coffee and couples enjoying Hawaiian beer. The Spam sandwich was just right with a good amount of saltiness and very delicious. It had been a while since I had Kona coffee, so I really enjoyed it. Next time, I'll come back for the pancakes! Thank you for the meal.

It was a surprising find in such a place. As someone who prefers to explore pancake spots in local cafes rather than in the city, I thought this place was quite a hidden gem. It's a bit off the main street and you might miss it without a sign. I visited around noon. It's a small space with 10 seats, decorated with Hawaiian quilts, snacks, photos, and illustrations on the walls. The friendly female owner was running the place by herself. Since it was my first visit, I ordered the pancake and Kona coffee set. The flour used is the same as a certain famous Hawaiian pancake shop in Harajuku or somewhere, but unlike the famous shop, it's not overloaded with cream, fruits, and toppings. It's just like pancakes your mom would make at home, comforting in size and flavor. I wonder how they manage to make it so fluffy... The coffee had a deep Kona flavor and was very easy to drink. They even offer free refills for coffee. Since it's a small cafe a little away from the station, it's unlikely to be crowded. Surrounded by Hawaiian music and decorations, it's a nice place to relax, read a magazine, or have a tea break with a baby stroller. I'd like to come back with my family next time and try the spam sandwich.

On a holiday, my family of three went to this restaurant for lunch. It is located in a residential area a little away from the station, and has a hidden gem-like atmosphere. The interior is not very spacious, but it is decorated with Hawaiian photos, magazines, and quilts, giving off a stylish and calming vibe. The menu offers a variety of Hawaiian dishes like Loco Moco and Spam Sandwich, as well as pasta, pilaf, pancakes, and more. This time, we ordered Spam Sandwich and Lettuce Pilaf as a family. The set menu includes salad and a drink. The Spam Sandwich had nicely grilled spam with onions, tomatoes, and cheese, simple but addictive in taste. It was quite filling, but we always finish it quickly. The Lettuce Pilaf had a simple combination of lettuce and spam, but the right amount of saltiness from the spam made it delicious as well. Both dishes were well-balanced and made good use of the taste of spam. It seems like the place is run by a mother alone, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. However, there is only one table for four people, and the rest are for two people, so it might be better to make a reservation when going with a family. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

In Gurume Sabaku Shinzaki, there is a worth visiting cafe where you can enjoy 100% Kona coffee. Located a little further from Hiro Yamamoto's place, this cafe is not well-known. The interior is small with about 10 seats, simple decorations, but a refreshing atmosphere. The walls are decorated with photos of Hawaii that will make anyone who has been there feel nostalgic, along with homemade Hawaiian quilts. Hawaiian music plays in the background, making it easy to relax and linger. The highlight is the pancakes, made with the same flour as Eggs 'n Things in Hawaii. One bite and you can't help but smile. If you're in the Shinzaki area, it's worth trying them before they're gone. Unlike the original, these pancakes are served with butter and maple syrup, which actually enhances their deliciousness. Personally, I prefer them this way. I'd love to try them with ice cream in the summer. They also have Spam burgers, Loco Moco, Hawaiian beer on the menu, but since it's mainly a cafe, it's a shame they don't open at night. It's a bit unfriendly when they decide to close early if there aren't many customers. I've been disappointed a few times going in the evening and finding it closed.