Izunokuni, Shizuoka, Japan｜カフェナマケモノ

This was an unexpected, great place. Price is fine and the place is rustic. But the food was great. The desert was an apple pie thing but had fig in it as well. I never thought about adding fig but it gave it a great depth.

This is my second time here and still AMAZING! The menu is only Japanese but anything on the menu is worth it.

First visit after moving the store. I visited for lunch. I visited during my free time, so I was alone. Lemon Tree had an atmosphere that made it difficult for one person to enter, but this one was easy to enter even by one person. The weather was calm and pleasant, so we sat outside. I waited leisurely for the food to be served while looking at the flowers. He thought there might be mosquitoes, so he brought mosquito coils along the way. It's one block away from the street, so it's a peaceful place where the neighborhood children can play safely. The scene and the store gave me a nostalgic and relieved feeling. There are 5 or 6 steps to enter the store, making it difficult for wheelchair users. Most of the outdoor seats are small and reserved, but this one was a very spacious space with two tables for two people and one for four people. I took a photo of the appetizer, but I forgot to take a photo of the main dish so I took a photo halfway through💦 There were no cold store clerks like in the reviews, and they were high school students? A young man of about 30 years old was carrying the food. He was kind and polite. While I was eating my main meal, I got a call and had to leave right away, so I went from a relaxed mood to rushing home in a hurry, but they noticed this and paid the bill early. The seasoning is light and tastes good, probably because it's organic. There were many kinds of main dishes for lunch, so I will come again!