Konosu, Saitama, Japan｜kirara cafe

I went there for the first time. It was late for lunch, so there were some menus that had ended, but I had Konosu Neapolitan. It was honestly delicious. The store clerk was very nice with a friendly response. It was a shop that I would like to visit again. I'll probably go again if I'm nearby.

Stopped by for lunch on weekdays. I had a lunch plate and my friend had a pasta lunch. It looked beautiful and was delicious! There is a separate building next door where a funeral ceremony can be held, and it seems that meals such as memorial services can be done at this cafe. I heard from the store clerk that it was a Western-style meal that was different from the usual meal served at a Buddhist memorial service, so I thought I'd try it.

Visited on Saturday lunchtime. My friend went to fill out a waiting sheet before the store opened, so I was able to enter without waiting. The plate lunch seems to be popular, but it is limited to 10 meals, so it was already out of stock when I ordered. disappointing. (I heard that there is no reservation system, so even if you aim to open at 11 o'clock, you may not be able to get 10 meals.) I ordered the Konosu Neapolitan and dessert/drink set. A lovely salad arrived first. This time it's carrot potage. The dressing also looked like it was homemade. Then, the focaccia, which you can refill, arrived. The most popular Konosu Neapolitan is not the Neapolitan color you had imagined, but a gentle vegetable color. The taste is like vegetable potage Neapolitan with a sweet taste. This was my first type of Neapolitan, which was full of vegetables such as daikon radish, but I ended up dipping it on focaccia and the sauce was delicious. The dessert tiramisu was also delicious without any omissions. The exterior looks nice, and the inside of the store has a natural yet gorgeous feel to it, such as dried flowers, making it one of the stores I'd like to visit again.