Tone, Ibaraki, Japan｜Mimicafe

Mimi cafe is like family now too me, they care about you, lovely hamburger, great coffee, great place to read book

I went on a Sunday before noon. They were very helpful in confirming business hours and making reservations. Also serving customers on the floor. It seems that it is quite crowded during lunch on holidays, and I have the impression that many people come here for shaved ice in the summer. By the way, I was too (/ω＼*) I asked for shaved ice and steaks, but is it an appetizer? The soup was also very delicious personally. It was convenient to be able to order with a tablet and specify the amount of rice and toppings for shaved ice. It seems that the meat tastes different, but my companion and I had no particular concerns and it was delicious. The shaved ice is half the size of matcha, but it's filling. There is also plenty of condensed milk for those with a sweet tooth. By the time I got home, the parking lot was full. I wondered if the menu unique to this restaurant was popular. I would like to try another menu, I would like to go again if I have the opportunity on weekdays, which will be vacant.

This is the first visit. It's a shop that always caught my attention when I passed by by car. I asked because I wanted to eat natural shaved ice due to the recent heat wave. When I entered the store, there was a tropical interior and photos like Hawaii, and it was a stylish atmosphere. Orders are ordered using a tablet, but you can check the photos on the menu table. This time, I ordered half of mango, brown sugar soybean flour, and Uji matcha. The mango has a refreshing taste with frozen mango and mango sauce, and the brown sugar kinako has a good combination of brown sugar scent and kinako powder, and the taste changes with red bean paste on the way, and the last vanilla ice cream becomes creamy shaved ice. I got it without Matcha Uji Kintoki was delicious with strong matcha and fresh cream, and red bean paste and vanilla ice cream. All the food items on the menu look delicious, so next time I'd like to visit and eat at lunch. It was a treat.