Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan｜Fukumona

The stylish atmosphere of the shop is very relaxing. We had a weekly lunch. It's a little pricey, but both the main and small bowls are very delicious. Parfait is also served depending on the season, and the fruit is very delicious! After the meal, the owner invited me to play Kendama, which I tried for the first time. Thank you for your kind response 😊

I was intrigued by the scenery projected on the wall of the restaurant using a projector, and when I moved closer and closer to it, he lamented that I thought I was going to be attacked.If I didn't put my kendama on top, no one would be able to eat. I was threatened (crying). When I was afraid that it was impossible, I was told that people who say things are impossible are impossible in life.I wanted to try both, so in addition to lunch, I ordered an omelet sandwich with seasonal vegetables and finished my lunch. When I put the plate in front of me, I asked the customer next to me, ``Do you want dessert?'' I was wondering if another person would come. It's so close (lol) You can play kendama, tsutsudama, and ring toss until your meal is served. Everyone waits for their meal with something they like. That kind of shopkeeper, that kind of customer base. I like it. The owner is such a chatty and fun person, and the customers are the people who hang out with him until lunch arrives (lol). It was my first time visiting the store, but I thought I might be able to come by myself next time. Thanks to the owner's guidance and help, the kendama was placed properly at the top, other people's orders were taken care of, and everyone had their lunch (lol). By the time my friends and I had finished their lunch, I had completely devoured the omelet sandwich. He says it's his favorite bench bread. Delicious. This is a shop created by collecting only the things that the owner and his wife like. It was a very comfortable and fun space. Reservations are not possible, so if you want to be sure to eat, you should go early.

The reviews were good, so I went there at 11:30 on a weekday. There are 4 parking spaces in front of the store. It's already full. There seemed to be several people waiting in the car until lunch time. The inside of the store is private and stylish, with fireplaces and projectors. They also seemed to sell jam etc. I had a leisurely lunch (1800 yen). It was full of small bowls and looked beautiful and delicious. It seems like you can get refills of rice, but I had a lot of side dishes and there were other things, so I gave up after just one bowl. I would like to use it at a cafe next time. However, there seemed to be a lot of regular customers, and many said it was the "usual".