PARC

There is a Japanese-style wooden house in the lakeside leisure area, which makes you feel like you are in Kyoto. The interior is made of logs and has horizontal and vertical lines. There is a small shop area at the back connected to the side door, with light coming in from all directions. After taking off your shoes, you can go to the second floor. There are many comic magazines and some small commodities on the second floor. There is also a small open compartment outside, where you can see the park outside. The store specializes in Japanese food and pastry. I was eager to try Shiopan, but in the end I chose Sando, which has chocolate banana flavor. The portion is good and it is enough to fill you up. For coffee, I chose the store's batch brew. I haven't had black coffee for a while. The bitterness and sourness at the entrance neutralize the cream very well. The hot food menu looks good, and I will come back to try it next time. The menu has cartoon characters, which will definitely satisfy the second-year soul. From Sunday morning, there are crowds of people exercising here, and this restaurant is definitely the best choice for resting and eating here.