I had a job near here in the morning, so I stopped by this cafe. I was planning to just have a light coffee, but when I looked at the menu, they had a very delicious breakfast option. So I decided to order it. It was a simple combination of scrambled eggs, bacon, bread, and salad. It's something you often find in hotels, but the quality of each item here was surprisingly high. The first thing that amazed me was the deliciousness of the bread. It was just a normal bread, but the more you chewed, the more delicious it became. You could really taste the goodness of the wheat. Maybe it was whole wheat bread. I was drawn to the bacon and scrambled eggs when I ordered, but I was pleasantly surprised. The scrambled eggs were cooked just the way I like it - creamy and smooth. The quality of the butter must have been good because it had a really fragrant taste. It was so delicious that you didn't need any ketchup or sauce. However, when you eat it with the bacon, the deliciousness increases by 100 times. The bacon was grilled perfectly, and the meat itself was incredibly tasty. It had a smoky aroma, but the quality of the meat was the first thing you noticed in its deliciousness. It was a perfect plate, and I was very satisfied. The coffee was also delicious, of course, but the meal was so impressive that I don't remember much about it. This cafe seems like a good place to make reservations and spend a relaxing time on holidays. It also seems to be a dog-friendly cafe, as there were cute dogs inside. It was a cafe that not only satisfied my taste buds but also warmed my heart.

I used it for breakfast. The taste is delicious as usual! The price is normal for breakfast around here! The atmosphere is nice, like an image of Bondi in Australia? Many people come with their dogs because it's dog-friendly.

I visited "Bondi Cafe" in Hiroo. The cafe has a beach vibe, with surfing videos playing inside. I tried the Pavlova with strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, condensed milk, mascarpone, and an Acai smoothie. The Pavlova was a delicious mix of crispy meringue, vanilla ice cream, mascarpone cream, fruits, and berry sauce. The Acai smoothie was refreshing and not too sweet. Overall, the food was tasty and the cafe had a great atmosphere. I recommend trying their other menu items as well. Thank you for the lovely meal.

I revisited BONDAI CAFE, located just a 1-minute walk from Hiroo Station! This popular cafe was opened in 2009 by owner Minoru Itani, a surfer, with the concept of a "beach cafe and restaurant". The interior, inspired by Australia's Bondi Beach, has a stylish and spacious feel with a sense of openness and a hint of the sea. With about 40 seats, including mainly table seats, as well as terrace and counter seating, this cafe also has a sandwich shop affiliated with it in Komaba Todaimae. One notable feature of BONDAI CAFE is that it is pet-friendly, welcoming pet owners and families with children. On this particular visit, I enjoyed the following items for dinner: "Seared bonito and cold capellini with okra and Korean seaweed in wasabi-flavored oil sauce" for ¥1,540, "Soy milk pancakes" for ¥1,320, "Fruit topping" for ¥660, and "Vanilla ice cream topping" for ¥275. The pancakes, made with soy milk, had a gentle sweetness and a fluffy texture that was quite appealing. The combination of fruits and ice cream as toppings was delicious. This cafe seems suitable for a variety of occasions, whether you want to have a meal with your pet or family, or enjoy tea time with friends. I look forward to visiting again in the future. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

Located just a 1-minute walk from Hiroo Station's number one exit, we decided to stop by on a whim with friends to have a drink during the Obon holiday. We were worried about getting in without a reservation, but the place was not crowded, probably due to the Obon season. The restaurant has sofa seats and terrace seats, creating a very relaxed atmosphere. There are also regular table seats, making it easy for even solo diners to feel comfortable. We chose the sofa seats on this day. Dogs are allowed, so there were some cute dogs inside the restaurant as well. We ordered a white wine glass, a red wine carafe, and baked potatoes as a light snack. It was a great time chatting leisurely. They also serve a morning menu with options like acai bowls and pancakes, so I would love to visit again for breakfast.

I fell in love with Bondi Cafe when I first visited their sister store in front of Yoyogi Park. Both stores have closed for different reasons, so now I mainly go to the one in Hiroo. The food is delicious and has a unique taste that you can't find elsewhere. The atmosphere is relaxing, especially with the sofa seating. It can get crowded during the day, especially for lunch, so I recommend making a reservation. Today, I had a late dinner around 9pm and was able to get a table right away. As always, it was a wonderful dining experience. Thank you for the great meal!

All the dishes were delicious. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice, with spacious sofa seats where you can relax, and they even provide a mat for your dog so you can enjoy your meal together. It's great to have a dog-friendly place on hot days. Today, I had a choice between Heineken and cafe latte, and both were good. The main dish, chicken roast, allowed me to choose the sauce, and the ponzu butter sauce was so tasty that I couldn't stop eating.

I had a half-size acai bowl. It was around 1000 yen, so not the best value for the size, but considering the local area, it's not too bad. Acai bowls are always delicious no matter when you eat them. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is also nice, so it's one of my favorites. It was a treat.

Hiroo's popular cafe opens at 9 am. I used it for a morning activity with my friends. While lunch and dinner are always crowded with many people, mornings seem to have more availability. This time, I made a reservation just in case. I had reserved a terrace seat, and although I was worried about the rain forecast until the day before, it didn't start raining until the afternoon on the day of my visit, so I was able to spend a pleasant time without it being too hot. I ordered the shrimp and avocado eggs benedict and the vegetable and chicken tenderloin ginger soup (large). The soup comes in large and small sizes, and since I had ordered the small size before and it turned out to be surprisingly small, I ordered the large size this time. Despite its voluminous appearance, the eggs benedict had a refreshing and light hollandaise sauce, which made it surprisingly easy to eat. When the taste started to get monotonous, I added some pepper to give it some extra flavor. The soup, filled with vegetables, had a stomach-friendly seasoning with a punch of ginger, making it seem good for the body. It also seemed suitable for a hangover! As I looked to the side, I noticed someone enjoying a morning swim. This cafe seems to have a certain division of food by time of day, but the menu remains the same throughout the day, making it very convenient. Pets are also welcome. There are many foreign customers, giving it a resort-like atmosphere and a sense of freedom. It's a cafe where you can feel like you're on vacation. Thank you for the meal.

This cafe has a relaxed atmosphere with spacious sofa seating, foreign-inspired decor, and many international customers. I enjoyed a refreshing drink, a meringue dessert plate, and some potato fries on the sofa terrace. The sun shines in a little, so there are fans to keep cool. It's a popular spot, with a few groups waiting. The cozy ambiance here is really nice. Thank you for the meal!

Liam and morning activities - Peekaboo with a little girl ☆ On a sunny morning, after taking a short walk in the Arisugawa Memorial Park, we headed to Bondi Cafe. It was my first time visiting in the morning, and I was wondering what easy-to-eat items they had on the morning menu. The ordering system had changed to QR codes, which was convenient. The menu was still paper-based, which was good because menus on smartphones are hard to read. It was hot, so I was unsure of what to order... maybe clam chowder? Or soup? Hmm, not really feeling it. Acai bowl... seemed like too much for me... Even a half portion seemed like a lot... So, I went for a rare choice of a cold drink. I ordered an acai smoothie. It was just right (laughs). Maybe it was still hot outside. If it gets colder, I'll order a cafe latte. The cafe had a nice, cool atmosphere, and a cute little girl sitting next to us took a liking to Liam and played peekaboo with him. It was fun. Wait, is my face a bit crooked? Liam -

On a hot day, I feel like having a cold acai bowl for brunch, so I went to Bondi Cafe in Hiroo. You can choose between a small and a large size, and the small size is like a mini dessert, so if you want acai as your main dish, I recommend getting the large size. The toppings are simple with granola, strawberries, and bananas, and the sweetness is just right, making it refreshing and delicious. The sofa seats are comfortable, and the cafe is pet-friendly and child-friendly, so I often visit with my dog or kids. Since the seats tend to fill up quickly, it's better to make a reservation before going.

This cafe seems to be popular, so it's better to make a reservation. Despite the heavy rain, there were quite a few customers. I was able to enter as there was still an hour before the reserved customers arrived. When I entered, no one seemed to notice me. There was no "welcome" greeting, maybe they thought I was waiting for the restroom. After waiting a bit at the entrance, a woman finally greeted me, but the service felt a bit uncertain. The man at the checkout was very friendly, though. I had coffee and banana cake after lunch. The banana cake was quite sweet and seemed oily when warmed up. It might be better as it is. They also have acai bowls, which I'd like to try, but I hesitate due to the need for a reservation. Thank you for the meal!

This cafe is popular among my mom friends, but I never felt inclined to visit for some reason. After walking my dog at Arisugawa Park, I felt like taking a break and decided to give it a try for the first time. I prefer things that are carefully made and delicious, so I'm not a fan of the airy cafes that seem common on the West Coast. I find 700 yen for a liquid drink a bit much, but I recommend this place for those who can justify it as a location fee.

Bondi Cafe, it's time for a hangover meal. I went to Hiroo for lunch after a long time. I was introduced to this place by someone I was meeting there, "Bondi Cafe". It's surprising to find such a place with a foreign feel right near Hiroo Station. It has a seaside-like exterior and interior. There are no staff at the entrance, you take a number and wait for a while until they seat you. This is Hiroo for you, everything is digitalized here. I was seated at a table that protrudes outside. It was a nice and relaxing atmosphere, but people were passing through from the back, so it seems like it leads somewhere. I wonder where it leads to. Menu Highlights: - Chicken and Green Bean Basil and Parsley Pesto Spaghetti 1430 yen - Dried Seaweed Tarako Spaghetti 1320 yen - Spinach and Thick Cut Bacon Soy Milk Carbonara Spaghetti 1540 yen - Wagyu Minced Meat Bolognese Spaghetti 1650 yen - Minced Octopus Arrabbiata Spaghetti 1540 yen There were quite a variety of pasta dishes available, but I wasn't very hungry, so I ordered the Chicken and Green Bean Basil and Parsley Pesto Spaghetti. I also got some beer and snacks, that should be enough! Chicken and Green Bean Basil and Parsley Pesto Spaghetti: First, the beer. Just sitting back on the sofa, sipping beer, and relaxing was satisfying enough. I also ordered some french fries. Maybe ordering half portion of pasta was the right choice after all. The Chicken and Green Bean Basil and Parsley Pesto Spaghetti (1430 yen) looked delicious! It was described as Genovese-style, but when I took a bite, it was delicious. The flavors of basil and parsley made it taste like Genovese, but with a more Japanese twist. I didn't realize it when I ordered, but this is fresh pasta. It's chewy and delicious, and the sauce clings to it perfectly. The balance of the tender chicken and crunchy green beans was perfect. Delicious! Overall, I enjoyed the beer more than the pasta, but having a leisurely lunch like this feels quite luxurious. The ambiance of the restaurant was nice, and it's no wonder that stylish customers keep coming in. I would love to come back when I want to relax again!

I arrived at the restaurant a little after 11:30 on a regular day. It's recommended to go early because it gets crowded by 12 o'clock. Inside, there were already foreign customers enjoying lunch. That's the charm of Hiroo!! You can order your food using a QR code on your smartphone. They will serve your order all at once if you order from one phone. I heard the pasta is delicious, so I ordered the tarako pasta with seaweed topping (120g). You can choose from 60g/120g/180g of pasta. If you have a small appetite, 60g might be enough, but for those who want a normal portion, 120g is recommended! When I saw the 60g portion, I thought it looked small! The pasta had a chewy texture and was very satisfying to eat. I would like to come back when I have more time to relax.

Bonday Cafe is located right near Hiroo Station. It has a Hawaiian atmosphere with wooden decor and ocean-related photos and interior, creating a surfer's paradise vibe. It feels like being in a beach house, allowing you to experience a summer vacation feel all year round. They open at 9:00 am and offer a morning menu, including items like Acai bowls, pancakes, and a Morning Plate. You can also order a set drink for 330 yen, which is a great deal. I ordered the Acai bowl and coffee set. The Acai was in a sherbet-like texture, refreshing and perfect for summer. It came with strawberries, bananas, and blueberries on top, making for a healthy breakfast. The coffee was also delicious, and the staff were all friendly, creating a cozy atmosphere. Thank you for the meal.

On March 8th, Festa della Donna, or International Women's Day, after three years, I reunited with my mentor. The day before, Beatrice went to the salon for grooming! It was here that Sister first held Beatrice, when she was just 5 months old on August 23rd. It had been three and a half years since I last saw Sister. In January 2020, I had lunch with eight classmates and my mentor in Sichuan, but Beatrice was still a puppy and had no memory of Sister. Sister looked at the grown Beatrice and asked typical questions like how old she is now and what she likes to study. As I walked down Platinum Street towards Hiroo, I passed by Lucetta, a restaurant I had visited three days prior, and discovered that the cat-shaped bottle was not white wine but Crémant from Alsace. Since Wednesday is their day off, the restaurant was closed on this day. Mimosa flowers were displayed by the window inside the restaurant, and I also spotted a large mimosa tree in the residential area of Hiroo 4-chome. While the cherry blossom trees on Meiji Street had yet to bloom, there was a beautiful weeping cherry blossom tree in front of a designated important cultural property Japanese house on the university grounds. It was disappointing that it had bloomed about 10 days early. This year, the cherry blossoms are said to be blooming earlier than usual. Sister was having lunch at the monastery while I was there. For dessert, we both agreed on banana bread and Earl Grey tea. I had the half portion of true octopus mince all'arrabbiata and Darjeeling tea, while my husband had the half portion of true cod white roe and turnip with kujyo green onion and sake-kasago oil, paired with Spanish organic Verdejo. The lunchtime restaurant was full, with a line of five people waiting outside the entrance, as usual. If you are more than 15 minutes late for your reservation, it will be considered a cancellation. Sister and I, along with Beatrice, were lucky to have made a reservation. Sister enjoyed the banana bread and finished it, while my husband, who loves octopus, also finished his meal. I was the only one who left a little pasta. I thought that if there were a little more kujyo green onion, and the turnip was cut a little smaller, it would have been better. The handmade pasta from Awaji Island in the Seto Inland Sea is chewy and has a pleasant texture, but I thought that a finer pasta would complement the delicate flavor of the tender white roe of the true cod. It must be difficult for a cafe like this to offer a variety of pasta dishes like Bondi, but it is within the acceptable range! After my husband returned to the office, Sister and I relaxed under the parasol with Beatrice, chatting leisurely. Unlike a restaurant that closes until dinner after lunch, this is the convenience of using a cafe! After chatting, Sister and I said goodbye at the school gate with Beatrice. Sister, please take care and stay well. Goodbye! ♡

The place was very popular among people with dogs, and the dogs were well-behaved. Of course, you can go in even if you don't have a dog. The sofa seats seem to be quite booked in advance, so if you really want to sit on a sofa, it's better to make a reservation. The space is spacious and relaxing. It's not my favorite style, but the trendy atmosphere is nice. I didn't order any food, but from what I saw from others, it looked delicious.

On Saturday at 7:30 PM, the sofa seats inside the restaurant were all taken, so I had to sit at the terrace. I noticed that the terrace now had QR codes for ordering through smartphones. I ordered the following: - Soy milk pancakes with honey sauce for 1320 yen - Fruit & vanilla ice cream topping for 935 yen (my recommendation) The pancakes were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and they came with whipped cream. The fruit topping (strawberries, kiwi, banana, blueberries, pineapple) was a must-have. I also ordered an organic Earl Grey tea for 715 yen. The terrace had heaters, so it was surprisingly comfortable even in the winter. The bench sofas were cozy and the open-air atmosphere was relaxing. As my pancakes arrived, a couple at the next table seemed to be on a first date arranged through a dating app. The woman was a flight attendant and the man worked in the media industry. It was interesting to witness such a scene at my favorite place, Bondi.

Today, I went for a walk and had a green smoothie at Bondi Cafe. This place is friendly to families with children and dog owners, and they also have sofa seating where you can relax. The green smoothie was delicious with a slightly coarse texture that added to the enjoyment.