Hasuda, Saitama, Japan｜nounou cafe

It felt like I was in a foreign land. There are many mysterious trees, and the atmosphere of Southeast Asia. "Nounou" means "a state of being free from worries and in a relaxed mood" and "a state of being freed from everything". A space where you can spend a leisurely time. The style is to sit down after ordering at the counter. The audience is another mother's house? It looks like a building. We recommend coming by car.

Sitting on the terrace on an autumn night, you could hear the insects and the atmosphere was great. The seats inside were also stylish. The food menu was small, but there were many types of crepes. What I ate was a lemon curd crepe. I'm thinking of going again soon.

I entered the cafe excited by the atmosphere of a stylish old folk house cafe from the outside\(^o^)/ A style where you order right in front of the entrance. There are terrace, semi-terrace, and indoor seating options, with most of the indoor seats seating two people. You can sit in any available seat you like (^^) The wood-like building has a collection of retro accessories, and there are also plenty of cute heating devices. I had shrimp and squid pad thai, iced cafe latte, and homemade salted caramel and sliced ​​almond crepe ( * ॑꒳ ॑* ) Although the meal-type food was relatively cheap, I felt that the desserts were a little expensive. Drinks are about average price at a regular cafe. The shrimp in Pad Thai are big and the squid is plump! Sweet and spicy rice noodles, crushed nuts, coriander, and lime? (Something citrus-based) is added, and you can change the flavor to your liking, so I think you can enjoy it in a variety of ways. This was my first time eating Pad Thai, and it was very delicious (*^^*) The crepes are large and have a chewy texture, so one person will be quite full after ordering a meal (*´艸｀) Know No Cafe also has homemade drinks, so I'd like to order there next time (*ﾟvﾟ*)