This month's new item at Egg Park seems to be Mont Blanc?? Mont Blanc Pancake ¥1700 The name of the menu is ??? What is it? The thick souffle dough is made into two layers, and when you shake it, it jiggles. It is covered with crepe dough, and when you flip it, inside there is chestnut jam, whipped cream with a hint of rum, a chestnut paste with a strong taste, chestnut ice cream with visible grains, and finished with a chestnut sauce with a hint of rum, beautifully decorated with patterns. It was a pancake where you can enjoy chestnuts, perfect for those with a sweet tooth. I tried to go to the main store next door, but I ran out of time and had to give up. Thank you for the meal. Address: 472-13 Suzuki-cho, Koda, Tokyo 10:00-21:00 until September 30th ¥1700. 15 minutes by bus from Kokubunji Station, then a 9-minute walk. Closed on Sundays.

The other day, I heard that a new store called eggg Park had opened, so I went there with my friends. We tried the monthly limited edition hamburger omelette rice and Mont Blanc pancake. The hamburger omelette rice was delicious with a creamy egg on top, and the hamburger itself was very satisfying. The Mont Blanc pancake was luxurious with a whole Mont Blanc hidden inside and chunks of chestnuts. The pancake itself was not too sweet and heavy, so it was easy to eat. The spacious interior of the store had a nice open atmosphere, and they also had a kids' menu, making it great for families with children. It was delicious!

The shop was clean and the staff were kind. I had the muscat parfait and pancakes. The pancakes were fluffy and the syrup was perfect. The muscat parfait was limited time and quantity. I could enjoy seasonal fruits. I am grateful for the shop's efforts. Next time, I want to try the carbonara. It was delicious. Thank you very much.

I went to a cafe in Kodaira City that specializes in egg dishes. The omurice was fluffy with a perfect match of demi-glace sauce. The carbonara had flat noodles and you could increase the number of eggs up to 3, making the taste richer with each addition. It was absolutely delicious when I maxed out the eggs. Since it's a cafe, you might find the portion size a bit small, so I recommend getting the large size! haha

Visited on a Saturday afternoon. My senior colleague highly recommended it and gave me a pudding as a souvenir, which was incredibly delicious, so I was curious to try it. The restaurant is located across the street from eggg Cafe Kodashi Honten. The nearest station is Hanakoganei Station, but it is a bit far from the station, so there were not many people even on a Saturday. (I heard that there can be long lines though...) I ordered the Half-cooked Demi-glace Omurice L (1,380 yen) and the Special Thick Carbonara M (1,350 yen), with an additional option to add mini pancakes for +470 yen, so I chose Mini Brulee and Mini Plain. Since there were no vegetables, I also added the eggg Salad (640 yen). *I came with my mother, so not all of the food was for me! The Half-cooked Demi-glace Omurice had a rich and runny egg, which paired well with the demi-glace sauce. The rice inside seemed like butter rice, and the chicken chunks made it very flavorful and delicious! The Special Thick Carbonara had a rich egg sauce, unlike any carbonara I've seen before! The combination of cheese and egg was excellent, and it was incredibly tasty. The chunky bacon and the slightly flat, fresh pasta noodles added to the uniqueness. The eggg Salad was also very delicious, but it only had 3 boiled eggs, so it would be nice to have more... The pancakes that could be added were souffle pancakes, making them easy to eat even after the meal! But the quality and quantity of the additional pancakes were beyond satisfying! The Brulee Pancake used a generous amount of their rich egg-flavored custard, making it fluffy and delicious. The simple Plain Pancake was a perfect match with butter and maple flavors on the souffle pancake batter. Both were equally delicious and it was hard to choose a favorite! These souffle pancakes probably couldn't be made without their proud eggs... If you want to enjoy the souffle pancake batter, go for the Plain, and if you want to enjoy the custard, go for the Brulee Pancake. You can also purchase items like roll cakes, cream puffs, pudding (two types - creamy and firm), egg tarts, chiffon cakes, etc., for takeout! I bought cream puffs and egg tarts as souvenirs for my senior and junior colleagues. The monthly deficit parfait (a parfait with plenty of fruits) is also very popular, and I think reservations are required. Anyway, you can enjoy incredibly delicious egg dishes here, so be sure to give it a try!

The Mont Blanc pancake at this cafe is decorated with plenty of blueberries freshly picked from a nearby farm (originating in Kodaira). The visual presentation is so captivating, with a mountain of blueberry-colored Mont Blanc topped with a knife that cuts through it like a fluffy cloud. The combination of blueberry sauce and cream cheese sauce blended into the pancake creates a burst of flavor in every bite. And when the vanilla ice cream inside is revealed, it's truly delightful. The cafe latte was also delicious. This pancake is available until the end of August, but next month's monthly pancake will feature a chestnut Mont Blanc.

There is Eggg Cafe nearby, but Eggg Park is larger and more family-friendly. Both places always have long lines, so it's a good idea to bring something to keep children entertained while waiting. The pancakes are delicious, and the food and coffee are also tasty. The service from the staff is great, so I recommend it.

It is far from the station but located along a main road in the area. This suburban cafe next to a farm has a parking lot. The spacious interior with bright blue and yellow high ceilings and wood-paneled walls is calming. Around 2-3 of the seats were filled around 4 pm on weekends. They explained that it takes 20 minutes to cook pancakes, so it seems like pancake orders are popular. There are three types of pancakes on the menu, but they seemed a bit large so I opted for a plain chiffon cake instead. The chiffon cake was also quite large with a generous amount of cream. It was a rich chiffon cake with plenty of eggs. The iced coffee (600 yen) was made with Ethiopian beans today, giving it a refreshing acidity and a delightful aroma. The straw was thin, allowing for a more enjoyable drinking experience. This cafe is a rare find in Kodaira with few cafes around. It might be a good idea to skip a meal before going for pancakes.

After three years, I visited eggg again and tried their Blueberry Mont Blanc Pancake for ¥1600. It had a fluffy souffle pancake with three layers that swayed gently. The peach season had ended, so I settled for the Blueberry Pancake instead. The texture of the pancake differed between the Kunitachi and Kodaira branches of eggg, with the former using egg yolk and the latter using egg white. The toppings included plenty of blueberries, tangy Mont Blanc cream, vanilla ice cream, and a cream resembling rare cheesecake. Once again, eggg did not disappoint.

Arrived at the restaurant before 12 o'clock on Sunday. The parking lot was crowded, but I managed to find a spot and headed to the main store. I found out that the main store serves oyakodon, while dishes like omurice and carbonara are available at the park section. Since I was with my child, I decided to go to the park section and rewrote my name on the waiting list. Surprisingly, we were seated in less than 10 minutes, probably because there were many tables available. I ordered the omurice with demi-glace sauce (¥1300). They also had a smaller portion of the same menu for kids (with juice for ¥). They provided a child-friendly chair and plastic cup for my child. The omurice was delicious, with creamy egg and tasty demi-glace sauce - a classic combination. As dessert, we ordered the monthly special blueberry Mont Blanc pancake (¥1600). The pancake was filled with blueberries, cream, and ice cream, creating a lively mix of flavors in my mouth. It was a fun experience to enjoy it with my family. The pancake was fluffy and light, a texture I had never experienced before! They also had a multipurpose restroom with a diaper changing station, which made it convenient for families with children like us.

When I went to the hospital, I always noticed eggg park. There were many delicious-looking menu items, but I decided to start with the classic Demi-Glace Omurice. It was delicious and I finished it quickly. Feeling a little unsatisfied, I also ordered the Creme Brulee Pancake. When I poured caramel sauce on it, the sweetness was just right and I finished that too. If I have the chance to go again, I would like to try the Cheese Omurice.

On weekends, this popular pancake restaurant is always full and the parking lot is packed. Normally, their pancakes cost over 1000 yen, but they occasionally have special campaigns where you can eat them for only 500 yen. I have tried a few different types, but I personally find the Classic Pancake in the photo to be delicious. The other photo is of their summer limited edition Peach Parfait. For parfaits or seasonal items, reservations are required at this restaurant.

It is a relatively new shop facing a main street with about 10 parking spaces, but it was quite full on the weekend. However, we were able to enter without much of a wait and enjoy the monthly limited edition pancake. The limited pancake was said to run out by early afternoon, but since it is an egg-focused shop, many people were eating omelets. There were also many people buying pudding for takeout.

[Shop Information] Shop Name: eggg Park Nearest Station: Hanakoganei~, Koda~ It is located in a very inconvenient place, so it is recommended to go by car❗️ Business Hours: 10:00-21:00 Regular Holiday: None (Check SNS for updates) [Personal Impression] ⭐️⭐️(Out of 3) Visited here after a long time~ Was torn between here and Kokubunji, but chose this one because I could park my car. However, I was a bit disappointed to find out that they didn't have the same limited edition crepe as the other place...

The Demi-Glace Omurice had plenty of runny eggs which were delicious, but the Demi-Glace sauce was thick and not tasty. It ruined the Omurice, unfortunately. The sauce was thinner than what was on the menu and had a bad flavor. The Cheese Keema Curry was delicious with just the right amount of spiciness. It can be eaten with honey, but it was actually tastier without it. The pancakes were also delicious, with the whipped cream being a good match. The burnt toast chiffon cake that came with the morning drink was surprisingly large. Thank you for the meal.

The rich carbonara is delicious with its thick cheese and egg, but I wish it had a bit more volume. The pancakes are fluffy and incredibly tasty! They go perfectly with hot coffee. Overall, a very satisfying meal. The takeout cream puffs have a crispy choux pastry and a rich and delicious custard cream filling. It's a shame that this restaurant is located in the suburbs.

I couldn't visit the egg specialty cafe because it's always crowded, but a new cafe opened across the street. I came to eat sweets. The parking lot is spacious and the store is new and nice! I was planning to order pancakes and cafe mocha, but since it's an egg shop, I ordered omelettes. The rich egg flavor was delicious! The pancakes were fluffy and delicious too. Definitely check it out when you're in the vicinity of Kodaira!

Arrived with a friend before 2 PM on a regular day. The parking lot was about 80% full, but we were seated right away. The interior of the restaurant seemed spacious. I love the creme brulee pancakes here, but today I was drawn to the limited edition W Melon Pancakes, so I ordered those along with a hot cafe latte. The pancakes had a strong melon flavor, which got me excited just by looking at them. The pancakes were fluffy and delicious even without any cream. The mascarpone cheese cream on top of the pancakes was also delicious. It was fluffy but had a good amount of volume, perfect for sharing between two people. The cafe latte had just the right amount of bitterness and paired well with the sweet pancakes. I really liked the cafe latte here, maybe even more than the pancakes. On the way out, I bought an egg tart as a souvenir. This egg tart is hands down the best I've ever had!!! Make sure to buy one on your way out!!! - W Melon Pancakes...¥1,990 - Cafe Latte (hot)...¥600 - Egg Tart...¥350 *All prices include tax.

I ordered the cheese omelette rice (large portion) which cost around 1350 yen. The atmosphere was nice, but the taste was just okay, as I had heard rumors about. The omelette rice looked good and wasn't bad, but it was quite bland. My partner who was with me had the same comment, so it seems like others might feel the same way.

A direct-operated cafe located at a free-range chicken farm! Across the street, there are two separate but equally popular cafes - one serving Japanese cuisine and the other serving Western cuisine. Both have long lines. The pancakes are fluffy and filled with plenty of meringue, with a gentle taste like raw egg bolo. The bruleed custard with bittersweet caramel sauce is superb!