I heard there is a kids' space, so I made a reservation for the 11 o'clock slot, but it was full. It's better to reserve the 11 o'clock slot for families with children because it opens at 11:30. We were the first customers, so the food came out quickly. This time, the theme was a picture book about ghosts. I wonder which character will be next time.

I visited the restaurant on a holiday, coinciding with its opening hours. As I had made a reservation with my child, we were guided to a considerate table where we could enjoy our time without getting bored, thanks to the Shaun the Sheep plush toys from the collaboration at that time. The character collaboration was not just cute in appearance, but the taste was also good. I would like to visit again.

You can make advance reservations online. There is a priority space for families with children. It seems to operate on a strict time rotation system, so even if there are empty seats, you may have to wait until the designated time slot. They are currently holding a special event called "Kojikoji Fair". Kojikoji Napolitan costs 1600 yen, Hashed Beef Omurice costs 1500 yen, and adding a drink set costs an additional 300 yen. The Napolitan has a strong flavor, with Kojikoji cookies on top. The Omurice has crispy cheese on top, giving it a nice aroma. The inside is not ketchup but a buttery rice, which is delicious!

I made a reservation for a limited-time visit to the Cojicoji Cafe with a friend around 1 pm on a weekday. I liked that the cafe had wide spacing between tables, which made it comfortable. Sometimes, cafes like this have narrow tables and close spacing, so I appreciated the extra room. It seems like a place that is easy to visit alone. We ordered the following dishes: 1. Hare Hare-kun and Johnny's Butter Chicken Curry for 1870 yen with a drink set for 330 yen (Ice Lemon Tea). The green dish is a cold edamame potage, and the purple flower is mashed potatoes. 2. Swimming Cojicoji's Napolitan for 1760 yen with a drink set for 330 yen (Iced Coffee). The food was delicious and cute!

A cafe located in a commercial facility near Kichijoji Station. They offer a variety of sweets and pasta dishes. The atmosphere is bright and open, with mostly female customers in their early twenties, so I felt a bit out of place (lol). This time, I tried the limited-time collaboration menu "Kojikoji's Vegan Asian Plate." Kojikoji's face was made of ball-shaped wheat gluten and was very cute, but in the end, I had to dip it in pho... The rice with plant-based meat substitute was also delicious. I enjoyed the wheat gluten.

I visited a store on the 4th floor of Kichijoji Parco on a weekend afternoon. Kichijoji Parco is not a very large building. The dining spaces are divided into two main areas: one with regular table seating and another with a sunken kotatsu-like area designed for children, with stuffed animals and a space to walk barefoot. I tried the Red Berry Set for 1,182 yen (excluding tax) and had an iced cafe latte. The red berry cake was on the smaller side, making the presence of strawberries quite prominent. The taste was decent. It's a good place for families with young children. Even for adults visiting alone, the regular table seating area is comfortable for relaxing. It seems like Kichijoji has quite a few places like this. Thank you for the meal.

Sunday Brunch is also available in Ginza and Shimokitazawa, but the shop in Kichijoji seems to be a permanent Shaun the Sheep character cafe. The Shaun Hydrangea Plate for 1598 yen includes mentaiko and avocado lemon cream pasta & Shaun's moist hydrangea cream muffin. The shop focuses on appearance, but the taste was also delicious and satisfying (*^^*). Various Shaun goods are sold, and Shaun plush toys are placed on each table. The served water had strawberries and lemons soaked in it.

Kichijoji is so lively and bustling that it can be difficult to enter restaurants with children or by yourself. This place is located inside a department store, so the restrooms are easy to use and it feels safe. The food is stylish and delicious, so I often come here. It's so stylish and delicious that I even came here with my partner once.

It's usually just a normal cafe, but sometimes they collaborate with others! I heard about their collaboration with Cheburashka and decided to visit. The cakes and drinks are adorable! There are photo spots and Cheburashka plush toys sitting at every table, which is exciting. I was full, so I just got a drink. But it's so cute!! I also received a coaster and a badge. I want to visit again during their next collaboration!

A cafe on the 4th floor of Kichijoji Parco. They seem to be good at collaborating on exhibitions. When I went, they were holding a "LEGO World Heritage Exhibition PART-3", featuring a Mt. Fuji-themed "Mt. FUJI Cheesecake". I ended up ordering a fruit tart instead, which was delicious with plenty of fruit toppings.

This is a Sunday brunch place that has now turned into a Shaun the Sheep Cafe. I had been wanting to go since Shaun made an appearance, and my wish came true. It was lucky that it was not crowded on a weekday afternoon. There was also a food menu, but I was craving something sweet, so I chose the caramel banana French toast and a cafe au lait. Each table in the store had a Shaun the Sheep plushie, and there was also a photo corner-like space and a merchandise area. It's a relaxing place for Shaun fans. The French toast served on a hot plate was delicious with the perfect combination of ice cream, caramel sauce, and banana. The mug for the cafe au lait was, of course, Shaun, and it came with a coaster. Perhaps due to all these Shaun-themed services, the prices seemed a bit high. The cakes were also decorated with Shaun, and everything in the store and menu seemed to be designed for taking photos. It's a cafe aimed at the Instagram effect. The staff at the store could have been a bit more friendly, as there was no "thank you" after paying the bill. Other than that, I was generally satisfied!