ESPRESSO D WORKS TOKOROZAWA

"Hawaiian pancakes" that taste better than Hawaii are in Japan Soft, sweet but not greasy, soft and sticky, like biting into clouds, this is the Hawaiian pancakes in Japan! Lunch is salad + soup + main course + drink 1500 yen about 75 yuan, very cost-effective, free lemonade self-service. Today I will introduce Espresso D' Works, a cafe + restaurant + bar. The interior decoration is New York style, but it is warmer than New York, fresher, it should be a modified Japanese New York style😆You know the modification technology that Neon Country is best at. This store has several branches in Ebisu, Tokyo, etc. This time I will introduce the Saitama Tokorozawa store, which is located on coffee street. Yes, this alley has many specialty cafes, mainly small and beautiful. Its place name is "Coffee Road", near the shopping street of Tokorozawa Station, a 5-minute walk away. There are queues on weekends and weekdays in the afternoon, it is recommended to come before noon. There is no sign at the entrance to the restroom here. You need to push the mechanism of the bookcase yourself, and part of the bookcase will move, just like the world of Harry Potter, haha! When you are in a hurry, just ask the clerk directly😂 The food is mainly Western food. Don’t think that you must eat Japanese food when you come to Japan. I tell you that Japanese Western food is much better than Western food in the West. The ingredients and taste are on the same level. For the same price, you can only eat McDonald’s in the West! For the same taste level, you have to pay 3 times more in the West! You must eat Western food when you come to Japan! (I have been to most of Europe and the United States. I love eating the most. This is my final conclusion and a very important reason for choosing to settle in Japan!) If you also love to eat, follow me and share more cost-effective food that only Japanese people who really love to eat know! #Places I want to go again after going #Private treasures around the city #Travel to Japan without leaving home #Japanese food #Japanese niche destinations