Nearby students often come here to eat, but it is a bit expensive. For guys, it's basic to spend around 200-300.

The environment is clean.
Online ordering is available.
You can pay online.
You have to get your own utensils.
You also have to clean up after eating.

The red wine beef risotto is very delicious.
The other dishes are just average, similar to regular breakfast shops.

There are also many figurine decorations here.
I don't know if it's a hobby of the owner or just for decoration, but it seems like they spent quite a bit of money on it.

Just passing by, I didn't know it was a special shop until I checked it out. This place is specifically designated as a photo spot. As soon as you enter, there are many figurines on display. If you like these, it's very suitable for a pilgrimage. Additionally, the environment is quite clean and tidy. You need to pick up your own utensils and also return your dishes yourself.

Speaking of the food, the honey pancake has a rich and layered flavor. The honey is very fragrant, and the sweetness is just right, though it’s not immediately apparent on the surface. The red wine beef risotto is very delicious, and the ingredients are quite generous. I recommend these.

The hash brown tower is average.

The fried chicken curry rice is basically salty crispy chicken served with very mild curry, not recommended.

For online ordering, it’s a chain restaurant. For two people, it generally costs around 500. It’s just for breakfast, and I feel this chain breakfast spot is a bit pricey. I've also tried the food at other branches of this chain, and the tastes are similar. At this price, it's not worth a special trip to eat here. However, if you're nearby and don't know what to eat, it's very suitable to come to this store to check out the figurines and take some pictures.