Today we will attack Nagano. Our target is the bakery, but first we will have a meal. I have been curious about this place, Suzumechun, since we came to the opposite yakiniku restaurant. Thank you for visiting and providing menu information. It is our first visit. - Meat Spaghetti: 750 yen - Cream Hotcake: 450 yen - Iced Coffee: 450 yen These are light meal options. The meat spaghetti is a classic coffee shop menu item with thin noodles, not overly elaborate, just like the taste of home. What is an open egg toast? It sounds delicious, so I ordered it. The bread is crispy and delicious, quite filling. We should have dessert too. I chose the cream hotcake over the regular one. The cream is fluffy and delicious. I poured the leftover cream into the coffee and drank it. The hotcake is a traditional type. The ice cream comes with a Pocky stick, and a pink candy is on top. "It was a gift from a customer," they said, as they also gave us some candy as a service. The red bowl in Iwaki has an incredible line. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this restaurant that I had been curious about since I came to a nearby hot spring. The cozy atmosphere inside had a counter with four seats, two four-person tables, and a round sofa seat that can accommodate ten people. It was bustling with regular customers. When the mothers left, the fathers appeared and asked for something to eat, receiving a dorayaki. I ordered a "Café au Lait" (¥460 including tax), which had a light coffee flavor and a milky taste. It was delicious! My companion had a "Vienna Coffee" (¥480 including tax) with whipped cream, offering a gentle sweetness. We left due to the smoke from the fathers' cigarettes. I am interested in trying the "zousui" and "kombucha" from the menu next time. Thank you, "Pechka"!