Hawaiian restaurant located within Kasai Rinkai Park, next to Kasai Rinkai Aquarium. Visited for lunch on the last day of summer vacation with my child. The interior is stylish with a wood-based theme. Ordered at the counter and paid in advance, then picked up the food when the bell rang. Poke bowl had a slightly strong flavor, but surprisingly delicious. The portion was just right. Homemade lemonade was refreshing and cold, not carbonated but very tasty. The kids' set had a choice of udon or curry with a drink, offering good value. They also had fried chicken and potatoes for picky eaters. They even had luxurious Hawaiian pancakes. Great for lunch with friends or a snack while visiting the park with kids. A versatile and stylish spot for various occasions.

Visited Kasai Rinkai Park with my family to play. We stopped by for breakfast and immediately ordered beer. The kids had pancakes! Even though it's not really breakfast, they said. Beer in the morning is the best! But the garlic shrimp was small. The pancakes were fluffy and delicious, very authentic. We shared, but I think I prefer the caramel one. Drinking beer makes me lose the energy to play though.

The café food and drinks in front of Kasai Rinkai Park's aquarium are self-service and require pre-payment. Despite the perception of such places being expensive, I was surprised by how reasonable the prices were. They offer alcohol, terrace seating, and snacks, making it a convenient spot for a casual drink or a light meal. The food was not bland and tasted well thought-out and delicious.

After playing at the beach, we had lunch on the terrace. Hawaiian music was playing in the background, and we could see the surrounding plants and ferris wheel. It felt very relaxing and leisurely. Everyone was dressed casually, some in swimsuits, which added to the Hawaii-like atmosphere. You order at the counter and pick up your food when the buzzer goes off, like a food court. I ordered the chocolate pancakes, but they took quite a while to come out - very "Hawaiian time"! The taste was incredibly sweet!!! Chocolate sauce, chocolate blocks, lots of whipped cream, and maple syrup on top. It was so sweet that you couldn't even taste the pancake itself! But because it's Hawaiian, it felt like anything goes. I was hungry and have a sweet tooth, so I finished it quickly! The atmosphere was cozy and very relaxing!

The food court in Kasai Rinkai Park. I ordered the beef shigure udon and it was very big and filling, with plenty of beef shigure and gobō tempura! It was delicious. The kids' udon I ordered for my son was also luxurious with various side dishes. I used to think that places like this wouldn't have good taste, but I was completely satisfied and happy with the delicious food. ^_^

This is a Hawaiian cafe located near the aquarium at Kasai Rinkai Park. You order at the register and carry your own food. They have a nursing room, diaper changing area, kids' chairs, and cutlery, making it very child-friendly. The kids' play area was temporarily closed. The fried chicken with rice sprinkled with seasoning was a hit with the kids. The portion size of the rice was generous. The only downside was that they didn't have apple juice, which was disappointing for those dining with kids.

This is a Hawaiian restaurant in Kasai Rinkai Park. There are many families with children, probably because the window has "KIDS" written on it. But that's okay, it's Kasai Rinkai Park after all. We arrived here for lunch after leaving the aquarium around 11:30. I chose pancakes instead of a hearty meal, as my stomach was not too hungry. The thick pancakes came with chocolate and chocolate sauce! Double chocolate was a nice surprise. It also had bananas and cream. The cream seemed to be made with soy milk, so it was light and easy to eat. Surprisingly, I finished it quickly. It was delicious.

After riding the Ferris wheel at Kasai Rinkai Park, we took a leisurely walk towards the sea. Along the way, we encountered street performers and saw many dogs playing happily. We had a late lunch around 2 pm at Park Life Cafe Restaurant, where we shared a Hawaiian combo plate with dishes like Loco Moco, fried chicken, tuna avocado bowl, and shrimp fry. The portion was a bit generous for two people, but we enjoyed dining on the terrace without feeling cold. It was a pleasant experience.

At the aquarium, we usually eat here or at the dining area inside the aquarium. The kids' menu here comes with a gachapon toy, so kids love it. It's nice to eat outside on sunny days. We usually go for the fried chicken, but this time we tried the pancakes for the first time.

I stopped by Kasai Rinkai Park. I ordered "Pork Cutlet Curry ¥1200," "Loco Moco ¥1100," "Double Chocolate Banana Pancake ¥1100," and "Strawberry Milk Soft Serve ¥500." The dishes were ready in about 10 minutes. The Pork Cutlet Curry was decent, but the cutlet was not very thick. For the price of ¥1200, I felt like it needed a little something extra. The Loco Moco looked more satisfying with its generous portion. The soft serve had crushed strawberry milk candy sprinkled on top, but it was a bit overpriced at ¥500. The pancake was not too sweet and delicious, but still felt a bit expensive. It seems like the prices are typical for leisure facilities, but it was convenient to be able to grab a quick bite in the park.

Hawaiian restaurant in Kasai Rinkai Park. It's like a food court with a pay-first system. It was almost full, with many families with children. I had the Hawaiian combo plate. It's nice because you can eat a little bit of everything. They are all quite rich in flavor, so I wouldn't want to feed them to children, but they seem good as snacks with alcohol. There is quite a lot of rice in the Loco Moco.

I stopped by a somewhat run-down restaurant on the day I drove to Kasai Rinkai Park. The Hawaiian pancakes were delicious, but the place seemed a bit neglected. Birds were even flying in, and I had some doubts about the hygiene. I understand the need to keep doors and windows open for infection control, but I believe everything should be done in moderation.

Taco rice for 990 yen, salad set for 200 yen... The salad was generous and topped with onion dressing. The taco rice was deliciously spicy. I will definitely order this again next time. Kids udon for 690 yen. I visited this restaurant after KASAI RINKAI PARK on a holiday in June 2022. When I arrived around 11:30, the restaurant was full, and it took about 30 minutes to find an available table. I left around 1 pm. The restaurant has a dedicated nursing room and diaper changing area, making it family-friendly. Rating: ★★★☆☆ - Average, a good option when you're nearby and unsure where to eat.

I came back to Kasai Rinkai Park and decided to have lunch here again. This time, I ordered omurice. The omurice had tomato sauce on top and the egg was soft and fluffy. The chicken rice filling had onions and chicken in it. It was just right for me as I'm not a big fan of green peas and mushrooms. The amount of filling wasn't too much, which I found easy to eat, but some people might find it lacking. It wasn't outstandingly delicious, but if I have the chance to visit again, I would definitely order it!

I came to Kasai Rinkai Park and decided to have lunch here. I ordered beef curry with a drink set (oolong tea). It came with Fukujinzuke and nori sprinkled on the rice. The beef was belly meat, which was a bit unusual for me. I think there were onions in it too. It had a nice level of spiciness, enjoyable even for adults. There are tables indoors and on the terrace, with a decent number available. There were quite a few groups using the facilities around for field trips, and also some groups eating here. I visited on a rainy weekday, so I couldn't use the terrace seats, and about half of the table seats were taken by groups.

Taco rice doesn't seem to have many failures, and this one is no exception. It includes olives, avocado, and tastes great with Tabasco sauce. The cost performance might not be the best. My companion's Loco Moco was also pretty good. The outdoor table seating is nice, even though the tables are a bit cheap-looking.

The weather was nice and around noon there was a line outside... The seats were all taken, so I passed the time with beer I bought from the convenience store, and returned around 2:00 PM to find seats available inside and on the terrace. The waiting time from ordering to when the food was ready was 30 minutes. I ordered the berry pancake and the chocolate banana pancake. The terrace had a pleasant breeze and the pancakes were fluffy and creamy, easy to eat in one bite. Thank you for the meal.

I was worried if there would be something like a children's lunch, but of course there was. Children are the most important. I couldn't enter the seaside park, so I had to buy and eat. But thanks to this place, we were able to enjoy a picnic.

This is a cafe restaurant located in Kasai Rinkai Park. Hawaiian cuisine seems to be their specialty. They also offer individual items like curry and udon. The atmosphere is very nice with a resort-like feel, and the interior space is open and they have outdoor terrace seating as well. There are many families with children, so they have a nursing room to accommodate them. It's a self-service system where you pay in advance, and there is a buzzer to alert you when your order is ready for pickup. You are responsible for cleaning up after yourself. I ordered the Chicken & Potato with a cola, and it was delicious with the perfect amount of saltiness.

There is a Hawaiian cafe in Kasai Rinkai Park. The interior is spacious and beautifully decorated in a Hawaiian style. The terrace seats are also spacious and comfortable. There are children's chairs available, as well as coloring pencils and cute turtle coloring sheets to keep kids entertained while waiting. We ordered: - Loco Moco for 1,100 yen - Mochi Chicken Plate for 960 yen - Kids Plate with Udon noodles (includes toy gacha and juice) for 690 yen The Mochi Chicken was crispy and delicious! You can also get takeout and enjoy your meal by the sea on the grass or sandy beach in front of the cafe. Highly recommended!