After a car maintenance check, I decided to take my daughter out for pancakes. We arrived at the restaurant at 11:40 and received a ticket with 14 groups ahead of us. We waited in the car, registered on LINE, and were called in around 12:00 when there were only 3 groups left. The service was fast. My daughter had bacon and eggs pancakes, while I had chicken skewer pancakes. The portions were huge and impressive. The chicken was juicy and delicious, and the bacon was plentiful. We shared the food and were both very full. Next time, we'll come back for sweet pancakes as a snack, but we'll definitely share one plate between the two of us.

Tridore, the company that operates Marugame Seimen, also runs a Hawaiian restaurant with a full-on Hawaiian vibe both inside and out. If you love Hawaii, you'll be in heaven here. I arrived just before 11 am on a Sunday and the restaurant was about 80-90% full - definitely popular. My companion ordered the limited-time cold pho, while I opted for the Grilled Shrimp Avocado Salad. The pho was decent, and the salad was also good. The prices are a bit higher than a family restaurant, but considering the atmosphere, it's not too bad. Since there was still some space left in our stomachs, we also ordered the Prin Ala Moana Pancake. The firm custard was nostalgic and delicious. Overall, we were quite satisfied. By the time we left, there were already more than 5 groups waiting. We bought some malasadas as souvenirs on our way out.

I visited Kona's Coffee for the first time. The exterior of the shop has a Hawaiian atmosphere that makes you feel excited. The interior is perfectly designed to create the ambiance of a Hawaiian cafe, making you feel like you are overseas. I visited at night, and the lighting was stylish and allowed for full immersion. The atmosphere is great, with comfortable sofa seats where you can relax and unwind. It's a very popular spot, and there was quite a line around 6 pm, probably due to the Obon holiday. When I visited again around 8 pm, I was able to get in smoothly. The taco rice looked vibrant and delicious with plenty of salad. The pudding had a homemade feel, but there were some uneven parts in the mix. I would like to try the pancakes, which are their signature dish, next time.

I wanted to travel overseas in the summer, but since I couldn't, I decided to at least enjoy the feeling by going to Kona's Coffee. The interior of the store is full of Hawaii vibes with surfboards. I ordered the Hawaiian-style hamburger loco moco and chicken and pancake plate. Compared to other coffee shops, the portion was generous and satisfying. The food was delicious, maybe because it's Hawaii-inspired. I thoroughly enjoyed the Hawaii vibes. However, I have never been to the real Hawaii. I would like to visit this restaurant again after actually going to Hawaii.

About a 17-minute walk from Hanakoganei Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line, near the intersection of Shinkoganei Kaido and Suzuki Kaido, is "Konaz Coffee Kodashiten." Part of the same Toridoll group as Marugame Seimen, this popular spot with the concept of "the closest Hawaiian dining table" has been a hit since its opening in February 2020. While you can't make reservations, you can use your smartphone to join the waiting list, which is what I did. As you enter through the entrance adorned with palm trees and surfboards, the aroma of freshly roasted coffee greets you. The floor is designed to resemble a living room where Hawaiian locals reside. With around 40 stores nationwide, each location has a unique design. The relaxed atmosphere, with Hawaiian music playing in the background, is quite pleasant. My goal for today was to try their signature item - pancakes. However, since it was also dinner time, I opted for the "Salmon Salad Pancake" instead of a dessert. The salad was generously topped with salmon and avocado, and the yogurt and herb dressing was a perfect match. The two types of grapefruit, with their sweetness and acidity, were a nice touch. As for the pancakes, they were crispy on the outside, with a hint of saltiness that paired well with the salad. I enjoyed spreading butter and drizzling syrup on them. The taco rice my partner had looked delicious, filled with plenty of vegetables. The chili con carne, made with minced beef and various beans, was spiced up nicely. The food menu offers a variety of options, including Loco Moco and Garlic Shrimp, which also looked appetizing. While I didn't order coffee this time, I learned that they roast green beans on-site and grind them fresh upon order. Looking forward to trying it next time.

I love Kona's and have been to many of their locations. All the staff are friendly, and the seating is spacious and comfortable. The food is delicious no matter what you order. My favorites are the Loco Moco, Garlic Shrimp, and Mochiko Chicken. The Mochiko Chicken is juicy with a crispy coating, the Garlic Shrimp speaks for itself, and the Loco Moco has a perfect combination of sauce and meat that makes the rice disappear quickly. Kona's is still delicious as ever, even after a long time.♡

A popular Hawaiian cafe in Tokyo, Kodaira, always crowded whenever you visit. Despite being a cafe, you can enjoy both meals and drinks in various situations. The Konas Coffee's Hamburger Loco Moco is priced at 1529 yen. The atmosphere inside the cafe is full of Hawaiian vibes! The seating is comfortable with sofa seats, perfect for relaxing and staying for a while. Although there are many female customers, the highlight is the cream-filled giant pancakes. One plate seems to be quite filling. Today, I visited for lunch to try the Loco Moco, a Hawaiian classic! The restaurant also serves burgers and other meals. While waiting for the Loco Moco, I ordered a delicious-looking Longboard beer for 880 yen. Served in a bottle with a Hawaii sea design, the light taste is perfect for a hot summer day. I didn't drink it all at once, but the glass quickly emptied. A tasty beer indeed. Enjoying the beer, the Loco Moco arrived in no time. It was beautifully presented on a single plate. Alongside the hamburger steak were sautéed onions, grilled tomatoes, and broccoli. A large fried potato, sunny-side-up egg, cup of macaroni, and pickled red cabbage were also included. The two mounds of rice made for a visually appealing dish. The gravy sauce was well-balanced with no overpowering flavors, complementing everything on the plate. The grilled tomato and sweetened onions were surprisingly good. I enjoyed the pickled red cabbage in between bites, and the large fried potato and cup of macaroni provided a satisfying meal. After finishing, I caught a glimpse of the giant pancakes and thought, "Maybe next time." I would love to visit again for a cafe experience! Even if you can't go to Hawaii, you'll feel like you're there at this cafe.

【Reservation】Reservation required 【Waiting Time】30 minutes after making an online reservation, called in, seated within 10 minutes of arrival 【Time】12:30pm-1:30pm 【Seating】Table 【Price】2500 yen 【Dish】Plate of Cheese Potato Pancakes

Kona's Coffee Kodashi Store @ Kodaira City, Tokyo @ Coffee Shop, Hawaiian I visited this restaurant for lunch after about a year since my last visit in the evening. The review is the first time in two years since June 14, 2021. I remember the limited-time shaved ice being delicious, but it was not available today. This is a lovely cafe that makes you feel like you're relaxing in a Hawaiian countryside cafe, and it opened on February 28, 2020. This Hawaiian cafe was produced by Toridoll Holdings, which also operates Marugame Seimen, with the first store opening in Fujimino, Saitama in 2013. It has since grown rapidly and now has 41 stores expanding from Kanto to Western Japan, with the southernmost location being in Miyazaki. In the Tama area of Tokyo, there are stores in Kodaira, Hachioji, and Seijo Gakuen (Chofu). It is located on the right side as you head north on Shinkojimai Road from Musashikoganei, past Gokashi Street and the Kokinai Country Club. This place is suddenly Hawaiian! The building is a wooden structure painted in blue, more like what you would see on Oahu's North Shore rather than Kona. The parking lot is spacious, with Steak no Matsuki and Sukiya on both sides, making it a lively area. At the entrance, you are greeted by palm trees and surfboards. Furthermore, at night, many gas torches burn brightly in front of the store, further enhancing the Hawaiian atmosphere. Hawaiian burgers and Hawaiian pancakes are popular, with various types of pancakes, loco moco, garlic shrimp, eggs benedict, and other Hawaiian foods available. The coffee is a blend of 100% Kona coffee, with American-style coffees such as lattes, cappuccinos, and caramel macchiatos lined up. Juices, smoothies, and lemonades are also available, of course. Today, I visited alone for a light meal, and I ordered: Ahi Poke Rice Plate 1,529 yen, and Iced Soy Latte 715 yen. The Ahi Poke Rice plate features tuna (ahi) instead of the salmon poke commonly seen in Japanese restaurants, with a refreshing taste, beautiful colors of tomatoes, cucumbers, avocado, and ikura. However, I personally do not like the oily sauce that is poured over it, as it feels too heavy. Also, the flavor is a bit monotonous, so it would be better to pay an additional fee to make it spicy. The soy latte was generous in portion and delicious. Also, even when there were empty seats, the service was slow, and there were complaints in the waiting area, so I feel that improvements are needed. I would like to try the classic loco moco next time, so I hope to visit again soon. One disappointing thing is that they do not have Spam musubi, a Hawaiian specialty. I hope they will consider adding it to the menu. Recommended rating: ★★★★★ Parking: Free parking available, spacious Visit date: May 31, 2023, lunchtime Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 Closed on: No regular holidays Smoking: Completely non-smoking Credit cards: Accepted Electronic money: Accepted, including PayPay Point card: None Free WiFi: Available Power outlets at the seats: None Website: https://konas-coffee.com Possibility of repeat visit: Currently a repeat customer Note: ==========

I had the Ahi Poke Rice Bowl for ¥1,529 and the BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger for ¥1,749 at Eggs'n Things. I also had the daily coffee (Sunrise Blend) for ¥528 and the Strawberry & Banana Whip Pancakes for ¥1,749. I was torn between Eggs'n Things and Kona's Coffee, but I chose Kona's Coffee in the end. The Ahi Poke was slightly different from what I expected, but still delicious! I really enjoyed Kona's Coffee's potatoes, they are so tasty. I was thinking of buying them at the supermarket, but they are surprisingly expensive! Maybe the most expensive potatoes I've seen? After the meal, I had the pancakes. It was a delicious meal.

I love Kona's coffee. The flowers at the entrance are always beautiful and soothing. I also enjoyed the garlic shrimp, which I love, and the classic pancakes we shared. The Kona coffee was delicious too.

I passed by in my car a little after 1 o'clock and decided to eat here. I couldn't find parking so I waited in my car for about 30 to 45 minutes. After that, I gave my name and waited for about 15 minutes before being seated at a counter. *It seems you can make reservations online, so it's recommended to do so. Be aware that the parking lot may be full! There were a lot of young people inside the restaurant! I ordered a hamburger, garlic shrimp, salad, and komeko chicken! Each item was over 1300 yen, so it's not cheap, but it was very delicious! I will definitely go back!

The food was delicious, but it was not as affordable as I had hoped. The fried chicken had a healthy feel to it, but the flavor was strong. I also had a hamburger, which was juicy and tasty. The fries were crispy and delicious as well. However, I had to wait for an hour to be seated. Perhaps it was because of Golden Week...

It's been a while since I went to Kona's, it's always crowded. If you're dining alone, they'll seat you at the counter right away, but if you're in a group, you usually have to wait. We ordered a lot (lol) and ended up spending over 12,000 yen for 5 people. I was surprised (lol). The drinks were delicious, I tried one for the first time. They have a wide variety of drinks, so I want to try more next time. Let's go back another day for a rematch. Thanks for the meal!

On a chilly and rainy weekend morning, we visited this place for a late lunch. The Hawaiian atmosphere from the exterior to the interior was very inviting. The entrance with the roasting machine and various souvenirs and takeout items added to the excitement. We were quickly seated despite a short wait, and we ordered the following: 1. Salmon Salad Pancake (1969 yen) with the daily special coffee (480 yen) The salad was a delightful surprise with a generous amount of salmon, avocado, and grapefruit, topped with a yogurt-flavored dressing. The pancake, although tasty, took a back seat to the amazing salad. 2. Honey Mustard Chicken Pancake (1529 yen) with Kona's Ole (858 yen) The combination of salty honey mustard and sweet pancake was addictively delicious. The chicken was piled high on three pancakes, surrounded by a mountain of potatoes. A perfect balance of flavors. 3. Grilled Shrimp Curry (1529 yen) with the daily special coffee The coconut milk-based shrimp curry was mild and gentle in flavor, but the portion was a bit small for sharing. We hope for a more satisfying experience next time. We also purchased the Sunset Blend coffee powder as a souvenir, looking forward to its deep and wine-like flavor. The staff and the ambiance of the place were cheerful and welcoming, making us feel happy and wanting to visit again in the future.

We went with 4 people, each ordered pancakes or a plate, and had one drink each, totaling 8500 yen. It was great that we could customize our toppings and arrangements. The atmosphere of the restaurant was also nice, giving off a unique vibe that you can't find in the city. It was a great dinner. I would like to try a different menu next time.

Konaz Coffee Kodashi Store A restaurant that opened three years ago near the Konaz Coffee Kodashi Store where you can enjoy pancakes and Hawaiian cuisine. I've been thinking about going for so long, but three years have passed without actually going. The truth is, it's always crowded (with lots of cars in the parking lot), so I never felt like going. This time, on a rainy Monday night at 7:30 pm, I thought for sure it would be empty, but to my surprise, there were quite a few customers inside. It wasn't full, but it was close to it. Konaz Coffee is truly amazing. With only a few stores nationwide, until recently there was only the Kodashi Store in Tokyo, so I think people are drawn to it out of curiosity. The atmosphere is like "chatting while eating pancakes," with a predominantly female clientele. It's similar to the housewives and older ladies hanging out at Komeda Coffee. When I think about it, the abnormal overcrowding at Konaz Coffee is caused by the slow turnover due to these people lingering. I heard that on busy days, there can be 30-40 people lined up on weekdays. Oh no, I definitely don't want to get close to that. - Aloha Mochiko Chicken Plate - Garlic Shrimp & French Fries - Taco Rice - Macadamia Nut Pancakes The food was delicious. I enjoyed it. I love this kind of cuisine and seasoning. The chicken was crispy and well-cooked. It comes in a one-plate dish with tasty vegetables and macaroni salad. The shrimp was also delicious with a strong garlic flavor that was irresistible. The potatoes were my favorite type and very tasty. However, there was a lot of oil at the bottom of the plate, so the potatoes at the bottom were soaked in oil and a bit hard to eat, which was disappointing. The taco rice was also delicious. The pancakes were mediocre. There are several pancake options, so maybe I just happened to choose one that wasn't good, but the pancakes themselves were soggy and the macadamia cream sauce was just overly sweet and flat. Pancakes seem to be the signature menu item, so maybe if I had tried a different pancake, it would have been delicious. I have tried pancakes at many places, and this was very disappointing. Some of the staff were friendly and had a nice smile, while others seemed unenthusiastic. That was also disappointing. Thank you for the meal.

Please refer to the blog for more details. https://tokyo-tabearuki.com/konas-coffee-kodaira This time's content 1. Kona's Coffee 1.1 Kona's Coffee is a Hawaiian cafe under the umbrella of Toridoll 1.2 Tokyo's Kona's Coffee is far from any station 2. Exterior, waiting system, menu, and atmosphere of Kona's Coffee Kodaira store 3. Hawaiian Kona 100% Coffee and Kona's Burger at Kona's Coffee Kodaira store 4. Directions, business hours, and Tabelog rating for Kona's Coffee Kodaira store Kona's Coffee is a Hawaiian cafe chain operated by Toridoll Holdings, known for Marugame Seimen. Kona is the name of a region on the west side of the island of Hawaii, famous for Kona coffee production. According to Tabelog, as of January 30, 2023, there are 41 Kona's Coffee stores nationwide. In Tokyo, all Kona's Coffee stores are far from any station. Kona's Coffee Kodaira store is not easily accessible by foot, with no specific directions on Tabelog or the website. The store is located in a remote area, and I had to walk around 20 minutes from Ichigakuen Station. On a Saturday at 1:20 PM, the parking lot was full, indicating a busy atmosphere. Upon entering, I was given a waiting time of 40 to 60 minutes. The store uses "Air Wait" for managing the queue, allowing customers to wait comfortably. The exterior of Kona's Coffee Kodaira store features a large palm tree and a surfboard, giving off a pleasant vibe. Despite the wait, the atmosphere inside was welcoming. The store also offered Wi-Fi, although the Japanese language was not available. While waiting, I explored the nearby area and returned after a short visit to Uniqlo. Kona's Coffee may not have been on my radar as a shareholder, but it seems to be a popular brand under Toridoll.

I tried the Choco & Mango Pancake, a limited-time menu available until February 12th. The menu may vary by location, as stated on the website. I also had the Mocho Chicken and today's coffee. This popular cafe, with a concept of "the closest Hawaiian dining table," has locations mainly in the Kanto region but is expanding nationwide. You can enjoy a Hawaiian-like atmosphere, Hawaiian food made with care, and rare Kona coffee brewed one cup at a time, just like spending a holiday in Hawaii. The Choco Brownie, mousse, ice cream with 3 types of chocolate, fresh strawberries, and a tropical mango sauce with lots of mango were delicious. The fluffy pancakes were also very tasty. The Mocho Chicken, made with mochi, a Hawaiian-style fried chicken, was also very delicious. I will definitely be going back.

It's a well-known Hawaiian cafe with delicious pancakes and burgers. But other dishes are also very tasty. The omurice is amazing! The chicken salad pancake is also delicious and very filling. Truly Hawaiian! The atmosphere inside the restaurant is great, giving off a resort-like vibe.