It was delicious. We ordered the spicy carbonara in large size and the wolf pancake. My husband and I went together. Both of us like spicy food, so we preferred this over the regular carbonara. It had a good amount of black pepper and is recommended for those who like spicy food. The pancake was huge, but it was so soft and fluffy that we finished it in no time. We were already full after these two dishes, so we'll have to try more next time. I accidentally spilled some pasta sauce on my clothes, but the staff were very kind and provided a towel with detergent, which made me happy.

I felt like eating pancakes, so I searched and found a place called Hungry Wolf. I ordered the Hungry Wolf Rice, parfait, and pancakes. The Hungry Wolf Rice was like a Turkish rice dish with tonkatsu on top, along with pasta, salad all on one plate. The chicken katsu was tender and delicious. The desserts and drinks were also tasty, and overall it was a satisfying restaurant.

I went to have lunch. I tried cream pasta and mentaiko pasta. I don't usually eat pasta, so it felt like a long time since I had authentic pasta. The coffee was freshly ground and brewed on the spot, so it was delicious. I was surprised by the pancake I unexpectedly ordered! When I put it in my mouth, it melted softly like marshmallow and spread in my mouth. The pancakes are quite expensive, but this place is relatively reasonable. It might be worth going for the pancakes unexpectedly. The atmosphere inside the restaurant has a cool American garage feel.

Dessert plate 600 yen, Maro Blue Tea (set drink) 450 yen, Ice Cafe Latte 480 yen. Our restaurant is located on a fairly large road, but it's not very noticeable. I only recently discovered it myself. After having lunch nearby, I decided to check it out and entered with a shout of "Hungry!" in my mind. The background music playing Footloose as I took my seat. The interior of the restaurant is surprisingly spacious. The dessert plate consists of 3 types of desserts, with 2 of them being ice cream. Maro Blue Tea changes color from purple to brown when you add lemon. The Ice Cafe Latte was just average. I'm off to Daiso now. They accept PayPay. Daiso does too.

I finally had the chance to go to the restaurant I was curious about for a meal. They have a wide variety of desserts and drinks, but I really wanted to eat their rice dishes! I ordered the meat rice and hashed pasta. The photo is of the meat rice. It comes with salad and soup. The plates are all in a light blue color, giving a stylish and unified look. The interior of the restaurant is surrounded by the warmth of wood and the light of exposed light bulbs. There is no bus stop nearby, so it's more convenient to come by car, but there is a parking lot on the first floor of the restaurant that can accommodate about 7 cars, so parking is not a problem. To finish off, I had two types of French toast! Even though I was already full, I always have room for something sweet♡ I couldn't have any drinks with caffeine, but I would like to visit again next time for their cafe.

I was taken to a pancake shop by a friend. The pancakes were fluffy and moist, served in a skillet so they were piping hot. I liked the crispy bottom as it added flavor. They said the pancakes take 20 minutes, which is great for girls as it allows for a leisurely stay. The coffee was also delicious, so even if you don't order pancakes, you might end up staying longer. I want to try the lunch menu that other customers were eating next time.

Ordered a cake plate today with cake, chiffon cake, and ice cream! The pancake was more like a hotcake.

I visited the restaurant for lunch before going to the grave. I had the Dutch Baby with strawberries that I had checked in advance, and my son had the Taco Rice. The Taco Rice had a light texture with taco meat, shredded cheese, romaine lettuce (I think), cherry tomatoes, and a sunny-side-up egg. My son, who is growing up, felt the portion of rice was not enough, so we should have asked if they had a larger portion. Another customer overheard our conversation and mentioned that for an additional 100 yen, they could make it a larger portion. The Dutch Baby was delicious, but personally, I prefer it with lemon sugar butter. I was happy to receive complimentary ice cream for the number of people in our group by presenting the JAF card. The atmosphere of the restaurant and the customer service from the staff were very pleasant, and despite it being a weekday during these times, the restaurant was constantly busy with customers. However, I was slightly concerned when they accepted a group of about 8 people when the restaurant was almost full, as it felt a bit crowded. To satisfy my son's appetite, I got a Chicken Cutlet Sandwich to go as a snack for him after cleaning the grave, and we shared it. The sandwich had toasted bread that was a bit tough... it might have been crispy if it was freshly toasted, but it may not be suitable for takeout. Personally, I prefer sandwiches with a lot of shredded cabbage rather than the soft leaf lettuce.

Today was a nice and warm day with good weather. I had an online briefing with a real estate agent in Tokyo at 10 am, followed by sending in my application to Chuo University at the central post office. I also visited Nitori and Yodobashi Camera for moving preparations. Later, I made it just in time for lunch at Hungry Wolf around 2:30 pm. The restaurant is located on the second floor and has a vintage interior with a collection of items from all over Japan. The turquoise blue accents throughout the place add a stylish touch. The lunch menu is priced at around 1000 yen and includes a drink, salad, and soup. I had the carbonara, while my daughter had the hashed beef rice. For dessert, we enjoyed a Dutch baby with apple juice and coffee. The soup had a consomme flavor with a hint of chicken, daikon sweetness, and celery aroma. The salad was colorful and had a variety of ingredients. The dressing had a soy-based sesame and spicy chili flavor. The carbonara was light and creamy, and I chose the richer option. Both the hashed beef rice and carbonara were delicious, and the Dutch baby with chocolate banana dessert was a perfect ending to the meal. The atmosphere at the restaurant was very pleasant, and it's no wonder they have many repeat customers. The owner even showed us photos of Gunkanjima, making our time there even more enjoyable. I'm glad I finally got to visit this place. Thank you so much.

I, a lonely wolf, came to my gourmet street after a long time. Riding my beloved Indian Chief Vintage, I dashed through the city and finally arrived. But man, I can't afford such a nice bike. I could buy a new domestic car for the price of a used one. Anyway, I had lemon cream pasta and apple juice for 1,000 yen. Even though I don't like sour things, I ordered the cream pasta, and the sharp sourness was balanced by a refreshing taste. The apple juice was also sweet yet refreshing. As I was about to leave, I noticed a trap at my feet. Thank goodness I didn't touch the cheese.

I went to a cafe that opened after having lunch with a friend at Natural Restaurant 36. It is located in Azuhara 1-chome, near the Adachibashi intersection, across from Nagoshi and Sakuradai. The store is on the 2nd floor with parking on the 1st floor. The spacious interior is furnished with stylish chairs and tables placed at comfortable intervals. There are seven cafe menu options, and the drink set is discounted by 50 yen. I ordered the Apple Tart, Chiffon Cake, and Hungry Blend, while my friend ordered the Dessert Plate and Ice Hungry Blend. The Apple Tart was large for its price, with whipped cream and berry sauce. It had a slightly firm pound cake-like texture. The Chiffon Cake was served with plenty of bananas, berry sauce, and whipped cream. It was also generous in portion, and I regretted not ordering just one due to its sweetness and moistness. The lunch menu offers four options for 1000 yen, including Meat Rice and Hungry Rice with chicken cutlet. We left the cafe discussing trying their lunch menu next time.

The pasta and dessert were delicious, and the staff at the restaurant were very friendly, making me feel relaxed. I decided to try a special dish featured on the TV show "Tokkucha!" and ended up choosing my favorite Carbonara instead. It was a great choice! The salad set was full of vegetables, and the chicken soup was rich and tasty. The dishes were beautifully blue, and I enjoyed a café latte with a tempting cake set. I left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied. I plan to visit again and try their hand-drip coffee at the counter next time.

I visited this restaurant that caught my attention when I visited Sakuratei before. The name of the restaurant was very intriguing to me, so I decided to visit recently as the season seemed right. Why now? Because I thought the cherry blossoms at Sakuratei would be in bloom. Unfortunately, they were only about 5% bloomed, so I think next week they will be in full bloom. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of a building, with a parking lot on the 1st floor for 7 cars. When I opened the door and entered, the interior had an American atmosphere. It was still a bit chilly, so I was wearing a leather jacket and felt like a "lonely wolf" like Marlon Brando as I took my seat. I was given a round cushion as the chair might be cold, which touched me a little. This kind of service is nice. They serve meals for lunch and dinner, but from 3:00 to 6:00 PM, it's tea time. I ordered a dessert plate for 550 yen with a drink set. I asked for the Hungry Blend for 400 yen (got a 50 yen discount as part of the set). The dessert plate had a gateau chocolat, cherry blossom ice cream, and a castella-like cake with whipped cream and berry sauce on top. The blend had an American flavor but with a light acidity and a slightly fruity aroma, which was nice. They are open all day, so it's easy to visit during cafe time, but I also want to come during lunch or dinner time to try their meals. Thank you for the meal.

This is a new cafe in Kitakyushu Kokura. The interior is spacious with a blue theme. There is a parking lot, making it easy to visit from afar. The owner seems to love photography, as there are photos displayed in the shop. The lunch, priced at around 1000 yen, comes with soup and a drink. It was delicious and just the right portion. They are planning to expand the menu since they recently opened. I ordered a coffee-flavored cream cheese cake for dessert, and it was amazing! Everyone was impressed. The restroom also had a clean, blue-themed design. I definitely want to go back!

I finally got to visit "Hungry Wolf," a place I had always wanted to go! I climbed the stairs and entered the store, then ordered the pancakes I had been looking forward to. The Wolf Pancakes took about 20 minutes to be ready, so we chatted while waiting. The pancakes arrived with a cute wolf mark on them. They were fluffy and airy, a new texture for me. The maple syrup and butter were also delicious. I would like to try going for lunch next time.

Restaurant & Cafe Hungry Wolf I made a phone reservation in advance to use the half-price book, and was told that they are currently undergoing exterior construction but still open for business. When I arrived, I found out that it used to be "36" before. The parking lot on the 1st floor is still narrow, so be careful. Normally, I would choose to have lunch or other meals for this price, but since I was nearby, I decided to give it a try. The interior of the restaurant is stylish with cute wolf silhouette marks everywhere, creating a cozy atmosphere. I ordered the "Dutch Baby (with 2 types of ice cream) and a choice of drink (price varies depending on the type)" set for 1,300 yen (half price with the book, 650 yen). The coffee that came first was in a large cup and tasted delicious. The vanilla flavor was reminiscent of Leiden Baum, while the chocolate one had cinnamon powder in it. The German-style pancake mentioned in the book did not have a sponge-like texture, and since the pancake was thin, it was difficult to soak up the melted ice cream using a spoon, resulting in some melted ice cream left in the pan at the end. There may be different opinions on the taste. While waiting, I overheard that they are planning to expand their menu further. For more information, you can visit their website with a map at http://tabelog.com/fukuoka/A4004/A400401/40041160/. The address is 1-5-6 Ashihara, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka. Phone: 093-967-6796. Visit the Tokuccha! Kitakyushu website at http://tokuccha.com/.