Best Café,Bakery,Sweets (Child-Friendly) in Japan(page 6)

~Lounge with a spectacular view 100m above ground~ A bright interior surrounded by soft sunlight

Enjoy a relaxing moment of Kyushu cuisine in a space reminiscent of a tropical resort.

Private rooms available ◆ Kawaramachi 1 minute ◆ Google rating of 4.9 ◆ Fascinating performance with smoked smoke and a masterpiece that gives you a Kyoto feel

Banyan Group Hotel [Dawa Yuraku Kyoto] A retro-modern retreat for adults

祇園又吉のこだわりをそのままに、気軽に愉しめる日本料理◆個室完備の隠れ家空間でおもてなし

[2 minutes from Omotesando/Harajuku station! 】Cafe Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) famous for fried chicken and highballs

3 minutes walk from Tokyo Station ◇ All-day dining overlooking the moat of the Imperial Palace, where you can casually enjoy the taste of Tokyo Kaikan

[In front of Ikebukuro Station West Exit] Have a great time with photogenic pink tacos and 80s disco songs

We offer hospitality with a wide variety of menus featuring Okuno Farm beef, Yamato pork, and locally produced vegetables.

5 minutes from Kariya Station ◆ Enjoy fragrant homemade smoked food in an open space...Popular lunches are available daily ♪

Gooey cheese experience ♪ A Cheese Dishes specialty store where you can indulge in cheese that is popular on SNS!

Enjoy cuisine inspired by local ingredients and stunning sky views

Cafe dining where you can easily eat vegetables ☆ We have started takeaway! Pets allowed in store☆

[2 minutes from Sakae Station] With carefully selected wines and seasonal dishes. Year-end parties, anniversaries, and business entertainment are also available here.

One meal a day of raw honey [Kyoto Hideaway Cafe] Relaxing lunch

季節の柏野菜や千葉県産品の味覚を洗練された中国料理へと昇華◆大人のための特別な時間をどうぞ

1 minute walk from Ikebukuro Station Metropolitan Exit◆Japanese, Western, and Chinese international All-you-can-eat buffet with a lively feel

[5-minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station] Cafe & Izakaya, run by Kadoya Oil, a company famous for its sesame oil

Enjoy delicious and carefully selected Italian Cuisine in a unified modern dining room.

A genre-less place where sake, coffee, and people intersect