"Happy Pancake," a popular pancake made with fluffy dough from Osaka, has become a hit in Tokyo with three locations in Omotesando, Shibuya, and Kichijoji. I visited the Shibuya location, which, although it has calmed down a bit, is still a popular spot. We made a reservation the day before, so we were able to get in without a wait. The interior of the restaurant is bright and clean, with white as the main color. We were a group of four and shared three different pancakes. First, we tried the classic "Happy Pancake" for 1,100 yen. The fluffy pancake with fermented butter and maple syrup had a rich eggy flavor. We added whipped cream for an extra 100 yen, which made it even more delicious. The second pancake we tried was the "Seasonal Fresh Fruit Pancake" for 1,390 yen, topped with colorful fruits like bananas, apples, pink grapefruit, and strawberries. It looked like a cake and tasted amazing with the generous amount of whipped cream. Lastly, we tried the limited-time "Strawberry Cheese Fondue Pancake with Japanese Strawberries" for 1,480 yen. This pancake had strawberries, whipped cream, and a surprising addition of cheese. The slightly sweet cheese paired surprisingly well with the pancake, creating a taste similar to cheesecake. As someone who loves sweets, especially whipped cream, I really enjoyed the combination of the fluffy pancake and whipped cream. It was fun to try three different pancakes with my friends. We also ordered a drink set for 350 yen per person, and I chose the "Streamer Latte" for 570 yen, which was a strong coffee with latte. The portion was generous. You can also watch the pancakes being made in the kitchen, and it seems they use plenty of eggs. The rumors were true - the fluffy texture of the pancakes, resembling a souffle, truly brings happiness. Since making a reservation ensures a smooth experience, I look forward to trying their savory dishes next time."

Visited here with friends. We arrived around 3 pm on the weekend and waited for about 20 minutes to get seated. It seems like you can make reservations, but only for the next day onwards, and reservations were already full up to 2 weeks in advance. We started with the original "happiness" pancake, which is known for its whipped butter made with Manuka honey and Hokkaido fresh milk. The pancake was fluffy with a strong egg flavor. The whipped butter had a rich taste that almost resembled cheese for a moment. The seasonal fresh fruit pancake had the same pancake base but topped with various fruits and whipped cream. The fruits were all sweet and delicious. Personally, I preferred the original with whipped butter and caramel sauce. The seasonal fruit fresh juice was a smoothie-like drink made with over 5 different fruits like pineapple and banana, and it was very tasty. We visited after lunch, and the portions were generous, so sharing with 4 people was just right.

I visited in hopes of finding happiness...lol There seemed to be quite a few customers and not enough staff, so there was a bit of a line. I thought three pancakes would be heavy, but they were so fluffy that I finished them in no time! I bet they would be delicious with ice cream on top!

I visited the restaurant after 7:00 PM. I was happy that I could enter without waiting in line. The location was a bit hard to find, and I got lost twice, but the pancakes were really delicious. It was worth finding the way without giving up! I ordered the plain one, and my friend ordered the one with chocolate sauce. Both were delicious. The taste made me feel happy!

It was a casual and stylish atmosphere. I ordered the Pancakes of Happiness. It was a pancake that combined "fluffy" and "moist", truly impressive. It was so delicious that before I knew it, I had finished eating it! I definitely want to come back again!

I entered the restaurant around 12:00 on a Sunday in July. I wasn't in the mood for pancakes at all, but I wanted to compare them to the bread I had last time, so I decided to order them. Although the reviews suggested it might be crowded, I was able to get a seat without waiting. The interior of the restaurant was clean and seemed to be newly renovated. There were many foreign customers, and the atmosphere was lively. I ordered the "Pancakes of Happiness." After ordering, I was told it would take about 20-30 minutes to cook, and it was exactly as they said. The taste was very sweet, and the white topping that looked like vanilla ice cream was actually something very sweet but not ice cream. Even when I poured maple syrup over it, it was still very sweet. Although it was labeled as pancakes, it didn't taste like pancakes to me. It was just overly sweet.

A few years ago, I visited a fluffy pancake specialty store that I had been wanting to try. Despite being lunchtime on a weekday, I made a reservation and went. Upon arrival, I noticed a sign-in sheet where many foreigners were waiting to be seated, in addition to those with reservations. We ordered the Sakura Pancake and Omelette Pancake. The Sakura Pancake, a seasonal special, came with sakura cream, sakura leaves, and red bean paste. It was similar to pancakes from bills or flippers, but equally delicious. The standout was the Omelette Pancake, which had a slightly grainy texture and was not overly sweet, yet still fluffy and tasty. The restroom door doubling as a bookshelf was an interesting touch. Overall, the food was delicious. By the time we left at 1:45 PM, the line had already cleared. If you don't have a reservation, it might be best to avoid peak times.

We ordered a meal-style pancake and a dessert-style pancake and shared them among three people. Both pancakes were really fluffy and melted in our mouths. I had the mushroom omelette, which was soft with plenty of mushrooms. It was surprisingly good with the pancakes! I came here with my daughter about 10 years ago and couldn't forget it, so I wanted to visit again. I made a reservation and it was worth it. There were many foreign visitors waiting, more than 10 people.

I went to the Omotesando store around 11:30, but there was a one-hour wait due to the lunchtime crowd, so I decided to walk to this store instead. Shibuya has many other shops I want to visit, so it's quite convenient. I visited on a Sunday around 12:00. The store is located on the 3rd floor. I climbed the stairs to reach the store and opened the door. The outside of the store was crowded with people, almost to the point of being unable to enter. I managed to enter the store and signed in. At that time, there were 13 groups waiting ahead of me. Since it seemed like it would take a long time, I left and returned an hour later. Even on my second visit, there was still a line forming. Looking at the list, I saw that some customers who arrived after me were already inside. I should have come back a little earlier. The staff explained the situation when they came, and I was able to enter the store after 2 more groups. The customers ranged from women, foreign tourists, families with children, and groups of students. The store was spacious, and even the restroom, which looked like a bookshelf, was stylish, with foreign visitors taking photos as a memento. This time, I ordered the following: - Happy Pancakes 1,200 yen - Topping: Whipped Cream +110 yen Total 1,310 yen The pancakes were slightly small, fluffy, with a hint of egg flavor. The whipped butter and maple syrup complemented them well. The syrup didn't soak into the pancakes too much, so I wished there was more of both. Since the topping only cost 110 yen, I added whipped cream. The cream had a nice sweetness and wasn't heavy. Adding it was definitely a good choice. I finished it in no time. After eating, I decided to take a nice walk. Thank you for the meal.

The Happy Pancake costs 1200 yen. The interior of the restaurant is spacious. Despite there being plenty of empty seats, dirty dishes were left uncleared, causing customers to wait outside. It took about 20 minutes for the pancakes to arrive after being seated. The taste was decently good, but I finished it in no time. The price seemed a bit high, considering the market price of pancakes. I thought it was just for girls, but there were also couples and groups of high school boys like us. ^ ^

I have been to this pancake shop five times. Compared to other pancake shops I have visited, the fact that you get three pancakes for this price is great. The taste is also delicious. It takes about 20 minutes for the pancakes to come out, but it goes by quickly when you're chatting, so it's not a big deal. I start to get a little tired of the taste after about two and a half pancakes, but overall I am satisfied. It would be nice if they offered some limited edition flavors at the store.

At one point, "幸せのパンケーキ" was a cafe with long lines. I happened to be in the neighborhood, so I decided to drop by and was able to get in right away. The interior of the cafe had a natural feel with white and wooden tones. There was only one other group of customers. I was surprised that it was so empty! Although it took some time from ordering to serving, it was quicker than expected due to the lack of customers. I ordered the "Seasonal Fresh Fruit Pancake" for 1,480 yen (tax included). The fluffy pancake was topped with a variety of colorful fruits including strawberries, pineapples, bananas, kiwis, apples, and grapefruits. The pancake was light and airy like a souffle when you cut into it. The gentle sweetness of the whipped cream paired perfectly with the egg-rich pancake. The sweet and sourness of the fruits kept me from getting tired of eating it. I feel like simple flavors work best with fluffy pancakes. I was happy to be able to enjoy the pancakes without having to wait in line for hours like before. I also noticed that they have limited edition pancakes, which piqued my interest.

Fresh fruit topping + coffee for 1810 yen is delicious. However, it's not worth more or less than that. The restaurant had mostly customers in their late teens to twenties, and surprisingly, there were some adult male solo diners as well. It seems like a place where anyone can feel comfortable dining in.

I had been wanting to visit this shop after seeing it in reviews. I happened to be in Shibuya, so I decided to stop by! The pancakes were really fluffy and resembled souffle cakes. The taste was really delicious! It seems like there are other branches as well, so I would like to visit again with my friends. The interior of the shop was clean and had a stylish atmosphere!

A pancake specialty shop that is expanding in major cities nationwide. I visited for lunch. I ordered the signature "Happiness Pancakes" set with a drink, choosing black tea. The pancakes are made with a batter that includes plenty of meringue, and each one is carefully cooked to achieve a moist and fluffy texture similar to a soufflé. The topping of Manuka honey whipped cream and maple syrup is not too sweet, complementing the pancakes perfectly. It was very delicious.

The staff were very friendly and the standard pancakes were delicious, with a fluffy texture that made me happy to eat them. Despite being a chain restaurant, the interior was clean and had a sense of cleanliness with clean plates and cutlery. I really liked it!

Happy Pancake "Enjoy the benefits of 20% PayPay Shibuya Ward reduction on the day of indulgence" is the third restaurant. I've always wanted to try Happy Pancake, and since it was included in the PayPay reduction list, I went after trying curry and ramen! The queue management was well done, but it was empty because it was a weekday lunchtime. There are plenty of table seats, with only two groups of customers before us. I ordered the following: Happy Pancake 1,100 yen. Everything looked delicious, but I started with the basic signature menu! It took 20 minutes to bake, just as explained. I was tired of waiting. This would be impossible in a hurry, when the restaurant is crowded, or with children. The three pancakes were incredibly fluffy, just as rumored! They were extremely delicious. The whipped butter was also delicious. It was very sweet and a blissful taste. It was mentioned that "Manuka honey and fermented butter are used." It seems that they are particular about using Manuka honey and fermented butter instead of regular honey and butter. I adjusted the sweetness with the whipped butter without using the syrup provided (caramel sauce?). It was truly a pancake that made me feel happy. The taste was perfect, but unfortunately, there was an issue with the customer service. There were two young men and women in the kitchen. Even though our eyes met as soon as I entered, they didn't greet us. They were talking loudly in the kitchen, saying things like "Oops, oops" or "Oh" which made me nervous that they might mess up what they were making. There was no greeting even when we left. The waitress, on the other hand, provided proper service without engaging in unnecessary conversations. It was very disappointing. The pancakes get 5 stars, but the kitchen staff gets 1 star. Improvement is needed. Oh, I like that the restroom has a hidden door.

In search of fluffy souffle pancakes, I headed to Pancake of Happiness. I went on a rainy weekday evening and was able to get in easily. It's recommended to visit on weekdays in the evening to avoid the weekend crowds. I tried various menu items, but the simple pancake was the most delicious. The pancakes themselves are so tasty that they are best enjoyed without too many toppings. They are very light, so I can easily finish three pancakes in no time. Sometimes I crave chocolate, and the chocolate pancake here comes with homemade granola on top. The granola is crunchy and delicious, I would love to buy it separately if possible. Thank you for the meal.

I went to a pancake shop where you can be happy, located on Shibuya's Dogenzaka. I tried their classic "Pancake of Happiness" for 1,100 yen. The pancake was fluffy and melted in my mouth. It's a must-try for pancake lovers.

I could feel the flavor of eggs, and it had more of a texture and taste of a souffle cake rather than pancakes! If you prefer pancakes with a strong buttery taste, you might feel a bit off, but the whipped cream, pancakes, and black tea sauce were all mildly sweet, creating a nice balance of sweetness overall. The three pancakes were also a good amount, and I enjoyed them until the end. ☺️

I suddenly had a craving for pancakes and found this place in Shibuya. I was prepared to wait, but the interior of the restaurant was spacious so I got in after a short wait. The pancakes I was looking for were just perfect! They were simple, without any ice cream or cream on top, which I prefer. The pancakes were fluffy and the butter whip served with them was amazing. It had a meringue-like effect and melted in my mouth. The pancakes disappeared in an instant, even though there were three of them. The combination with coffee was excellent. I will definitely go back again!