I finally had the opportunity to visit Cafe Goryo, a place I had been curious about for years. Located in Kamimorimachi, Furano City, the cafe is housed in a renovated barn that is nearly 100 years old. The owners, a couple who used to be backpackers, have traveled the world and brought back delicious recipes from their journeys to create a menu with international flavors. The Keema curry we tried had a South Indian flair with whole spices, and the Chabata sandwich was even better than the authentic Italian Chabata. The Gato Chocolat and Haskap cheesecake were also delicious, rivaling those from a patisserie. The owners chose to settle in Furano after their travels to prioritize time for themselves, and this cafe truly captures the charm of the area. I highly recommend this cafe to travelers and cafe enthusiasts alike.

I went to the cafe Gorio that I wanted to visit. I arrived 15 minutes before the opening at 11:30, but the parking lot was already full, so I managed to find a spot and lined up. When they opened, I was seated at a table and chose the tomato curry from the three food menu options. It was just okay. The iced coffee was delicious though. I also bought two bagels to take home.

I was recommended to visit this place by a friend, and wow, it was amazing! The atmosphere, the sense of style, the taste of the ingredients - everything about this cafe was impressive. I wish there was a place like this near my home. It's a sophisticated cafe in the middle of nature with a modern touch. I've been really into the mountains of Hokkaido lately, so there's a high chance I'll visit again. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

On a sunny day off, I refreshed myself with a drive and a meal at a cafe. It's like a formula for happiness haha. I drove quite a bit and stumbled upon a place that looked like a farmer's barn, but the interior was surprisingly well-crafted. It was wonderful... I don't think my hometown has anything quite like it. - Tomato curry - Chaplin chai - Honeybush (herbal tea) The sunshine was warm and I ended up sweating a bit, but I enjoyed a lovely afternoon at this charming restaurant. Popular restaurants definitely have solid reasons for their popularity. Thank you! ^^

When I visited Furano the other day, it was my first time. I went a little before they opened, but there were about 10 people waiting at the entrance. Since you can't make reservations, it's recommended to go early. I was seated without much wait and ordered some delicious and healthy vegetable dishes. I was satisfied with the meal.

I was taken to Cafe Goryo by a friend who lives in Osaka. The atmosphere there feels like a renovated traditional Japanese house mixed with the charm of Furano. We ordered the daily special green curry and ginger lemon drink. The green curry was packed with Furano vegetables and the staff's friendly service added to the overall experience. I felt the taste was enhanced by the great lunch experience. I will definitely visit again in the future. (╹◡╹)

I was strongly drawn to the mushroom stroganoff, but came for the coffee. Today's daily dessert was an almond and cassis cake. The almond's fragrance and especially the sweet and sour taste of cassis were excellent! The sponge cake, made with almond powder, had a dense texture that paired well with the coffee. The coffee itself was very easy to drink and delicious. The café is located on the outskirts of Furano, in a renovated barn surrounded by fields. Despite its rustic charm, the café was clean and warm, providing a comfortable space even in winter. The gentle sunlight streaming through the windows added to the lovely atmosphere. Although my photography skills are lacking, I hope you can get a glimpse of this wonderful space! The staff were friendly and seemed to value conversations with customers, creating a fun and enjoyable experience.

I found this stylish restaurant on my way from Sapporo to Furano. It seems like a car is necessary to get there, as the nearest station, Fuhe Station, is about a 40-minute walk away. The parking lot in front of the restaurant can accommodate about 5-6 cars, so be cautious if you're driving. I visited at 10:50 and there were already two groups waiting, so it might be best to arrive before opening to secure a spot. The exterior and interior of the restaurant are both stylish. I was impressed when I stepped inside at opening time. Today, I ordered the Mushroom Stroganoff (my companion ordered the Tomato Curry). The dishes arrived in about 15 minutes, and the colorful vegetables and mushroom flavors really whetted my appetite. The calming atmosphere allowed me to enjoy my meal in peace. While Hokkaido is known for its seafood and Genghis Khan (grilled mutton), I felt that this restaurant and dish could rival them. I definitely want to visit again when I return to Hokkaido. Thank you for the delicious meal, I will be back.

I was able to enjoy a wonderful lunch with colorful and delicious vegetables that had a gentle taste and a cute appearance! The lunch had a gentle flavor that highlighted the natural ingredients, providing an experience that can only be found in the great outdoors. It was also very refreshing to be able to dine while enjoying the outside scenery.

I went to Cafe Goryo-san. It was a very stylish cafe! I had the curry and it was incredibly delicious! I could have eaten two bowls! It's hard to go to Furano, but I want to eat that curry again. Thank you for the meal!

Located more than 5 kilometers away from the center of Furano City, this café in the Kamigoryo area offers a unique experience in a renovated traditional house. The building itself has a charming atmosphere that you wouldn't expect from the outside. Upon entering, you'll find a space that feels different from urban cafés, with a slower pace of time. The menu includes curry, sandwiches, sweets, and drinks. On this particular day, they had "Rhubarb and Haskap Cheesecake" and "Roll Cake." I ordered the set with the cheesecake and a "Blood Orange Soda." The cheesecake was creamy with a generous amount of rhubarb and haskap sauce, creating a delicious balance of sweet and sour flavors. The soda was refreshing and perfect for the upcoming season. Despite its slightly remote location, this café in a traditional house surrounded by nature offers a wonderful experience that captures the unique charm of the area.

I arrived at the store 10 minutes before opening, and there were already 9 people waiting in front of the store. When I opened the outer door, there were two planks like a bridge leading to the inner door. The building seemed to have been a tilted barn that was repaired by a carpenter, and the interior was kept somewhat rough but with a nice atmosphere. Upstairs, there were two 4-person tables. Downstairs, there was a 2-person table, a 4-person table, and a counter with 4 seats in front of a large window. I was guided to the second floor, where I changed into slippers and sat down. The food menu had 3 options, all priced at 950 yen each (excluding tax): Goryo sandwich, Chiribins, and Tomato Curry. I ordered the set menu A, which included the food menu and a drink for 1,300 yen. I chose the Goryo sandwich and the seasonal iced chai (available from June to the end of September). I waited for about 25 minutes. The Goryo sandwich was filled with about 1cm thick zucchini, tomatoes, and lettuce, sandwiched in homemade ciabatta bread. I followed the server's instructions and poured the honey mustard sauce on both the salad and the bread. The ciabatta was fragrant and made a satisfying crunchy sound when bitten into, while the inside was soft and creamy with cream cheese. The iced chai had a strong ginger flavor, which felt a bit strange on the throat. As I ate on the second floor, more and more customers kept coming in, and the number of people waiting outside kept increasing rapidly. The staff were friendly and provided good service. Although it was a relaxing atmosphere, considering the waiting customers, I decided to leave quickly. Outside, the parking lot was full, and cars were lined up on the road waiting to enter the parking lot.

On July 5th, after finishing a meeting in Asahikawa the day before, I took a day off on the following weekday and leisurely drove back home through Furano. It was a hot day... I enjoyed some soba in the countryside and decided to drop by a cafe I found on Tabelog. Despite being a popular guesthouse and cafe, I miraculously managed to find a seat without much trouble this time. The cafe had a very unique renovation style. The front space displayed and sold various goods, while the back was the cafe area with seating, and there were seats on the second floor as well. The vibrant green of Furano's forest shining through the large window in the back was impressive. I ordered a Ginger Lemon Soda for 600 yen and the daily sweets set (homemade panna cotta) for 600 yen, which was discounted to 350 yen when ordered with a drink. The refreshing soda was perfect for a hot day, with a gentle sweetness from honey, a hint of bitterness from lemon peel and roughly chopped ginger, and the mint added a nice touch. The panna cotta was beautifully decorated on the plate, and the rich yet refreshing berry sauce was delightful. The lukewarm watermelon seemed intentional, perhaps to create a contrast with the frozen crunchy nuts. I felt so happy and satisfied with the dessert. The cafe was clean and well-maintained, creating a comfortable atmosphere. The organized kitchen visible during payment had an inviting aura that made me want to try cooking. This popular cafe tends to get crowded, so it's great for solo visits, but also perfect for a two-person outing. In this era of LINE messaging, it's fun to share discoveries like this cafe and plan enjoyable times together. What a wonderful time we live in.

So, I came back to Cafe Goryo the next day!! Today I had Goryo Sandwich and Green Curry. The Goryo Sandwich had a sauce that was creamy with a hint of acidity, and it was just delicious!! The Green Curry was spicy but not too much, just right. I want to come back again next year!!

I stumbled upon this place on the internet and decided to visit, as the owner renovated the barn by themselves! I saw their album and it's amazing how they rebuilt everything from the pillars to the walls. The food was exquisite, especially the curry with a unique blend of spices. I also tried the mushroom stroganoff and the desserts were delicious and cute! I have decided to come back again tomorrow.

Visited on Friday at 6:00 PM. Located in a dark area surrounded by mountains and fields, with no city lights around, this restaurant stands alone in an old house that has been renovated. The interior was cozy and reminiscent of a scene from a stew commercial set in Hokkaido. The menu offered a plate with a generous portion, coffee, and dessert for only 1200 yen, which is surprisingly cheap compared to city prices. I ordered the Green Curry Plate. While enjoying the cozy atmosphere, I waited for a while until the plate was brought to me. I was amazed by the portion size, presentation, and most importantly, the delicious taste. The green curry was flavorful and delicious with a good amount of spices. The coffee and Gâteau Chocolat after the meal were only 300 yen each to add to the dish, and they were not only affordable but also of high quality in taste. Overall, it was a very satisfying dining experience.

Partner-kun and I wanted to visit Goryo-san once! As expected of a famous restaurant, there was a line and it was crowded, so we waited in the car. After waiting for 30-40 minutes, we were seated at the counter. The atmosphere was nice with a big window to see outside. The menu had three options: chili beans, curry, and sandwiches. Partner-kun had the chili beans and I had the curry. We also ordered ginger lemon tea. The interior of the restaurant was really lovely. When the food arrived, it looked great. Partner-kun and I took a bite together and... hmm, it's like this. It was a type of dish that we both don't like. The owner often travels abroad and the food seemed like authentic international cuisine, but unfortunately, it wasn't for us. Everyone has different tastes, so it's not the restaurant's fault. It's actually quite a famous place. Normally, Partner-kun and I enjoy delicious food and feel happy, but this time, we just quietly ate. The restaurant and the staff were really nice, so it was disappointing for us and we felt quite unsettled. This is just our honest opinion, so sorry to all the Goryo fans. Thank you for the meal!

The other day, on my way to the outdoor hot spring bath on the ice of Lake Shikaribetsu, I happened to be in Furano at lunchtime, so I decided to try this place, "Cafe Goryou." It is located in Kami-Goryou, Furano City, and the map can be found here https://goo.gl/maps/GVsnK94qogB2. The cafe is open from 11:00 to 20:00, closed on Tuesdays, with parking available and non-smoking. There are also occasional days of closure besides the regular closing day. For more details, check their website at https://www.goryo.info/cafe/. The cafe is housed in an old barn-like building, not exactly a trendy old folk house. There is also an accommodation facility adjacent to it. Upon opening the door, you are greeted by wooden planks bridging the earthen floor, which is quite charming. The interior has a strong retro vibe, with a stove adding to the atmosphere. There is even a second floor, accessed by pulling a string to open a door, reminiscent of a ninja house. I was pleasantly surprised to see my favorite "Junboku-ya" sky bean chair, of which there were three lined up in the cafe. The interior decoration is said to be handmade. The menu offers a variety of unique items, such as the Mushroom Stroganoff for 900 yen (excluding tax). While the base is Russian cuisine, it is prepared here in an original way. It was creamy and delicious, with a distinctive flavor that is not too overpowering, making it quite enjoyable. The portion size was also decent. I also tried the Goryou Sandwich for 900 yen (excluding tax), which came with a generous serving of chickpea-filled minestrone soup that was delicious. The soup had a rich and deep flavor with a mild acidity, making it very satisfying. The sandwich, made with chewy ciabatta bread, was filled with cream cheese and shimeji mushrooms, providing a good balance of textures and flavors. While it was a bit messy to eat, it was definitely worth it. Overall, it was a satisfying lunch experience. Oh, and the staff, especially the friendly and cute waitress, was very welcoming.

A cafe standing in the middle of the forest! The interior is not very spacious, but it has a calm and relaxed atmosphere. I had a natural food lunch with dishes like curry made with beans from the cafe menu. The Gâteau au Chocolat dessert was also delicious.

The cafe had a nice atmosphere with calming music, perfect for relaxation. It is located in the middle of the forest, so it was very soothing. I also enjoyed the seasonal cakes, they were delicious.

The view from the window is exquisite! The dim lighting inside makes it stand out even more. The renovated old house has a great sense of style, creating an excellent atmosphere for the shop. I think it would be even better if there were a few more options on the lunch menu.