The theme of the couple who run six unique restaurants, including Pinyo Shokudo, which serves tasty soup set menus, and Chagul Chagul, which serves Korean hot pot, is vinyl records! This is a place where you can enjoy a cup of coffee at the counter while listening to soul and city pop music from the 70s to the 90s on a turntable by the revolving door.

This café was opened by Taiwanese-born Ms. Zeng Chai-ba and her husband, Tomonori Yamaguchi, to bring the flavors of their hometown Tainan to the public. Based on her grandmother's recipes, which she has known since she was a child, the café serves Tainan cuisine characterized by sweet flavors.

About 15 kinds of Tuncalons are made by a patissier from a hotel in a nearby workshop, and all the dough is white because no coloring is used. These dreamy Korean sweets look cute and taste delicious. If you want to get them without standing in line, we recommend making a reservation for 4 take-outs for 1,800 yen.

A doughnut specialty store based on the concept of an interactive doughnut factory. It opens at 9:00 a.m., making it perfect for mornings when you want a sweet treat. Inside the store, you can watch the doughnuts being made right in front of you, which is an exciting experience.

The coffee is made by the owner's older brother, Koya, who is from Walden Woods Kyoto near Gojo, and the doughnuts are made by his younger brother, Asahiya.