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Sans Souci is a unique Japanese café that blends ingredients from Kyoto and Okinawa. The interior utilizes a foreign residence, creating a calm space with a wood grain theme. Dishes made with Kyoto vegetables and locally sourced eggs are popular, and the matcha-based sweets are particularly exquisite. The newly renovated signature dashi captivates all who visit.
Yes!!! Picnic Parlor is a vibrant eatery located in Anja, Okinawa, that opened in 2015. With its colorful and cute exterior and interior, you can enjoy an exciting atmosphere just by visiting. In addition to a wide variety of sandwiches, they also offer a diverse selection of snacks and drinks, including French fries, fried chicken, and cream soda.
Tida Beach Parlor is a charming pink smoothie specialty shop located on Kokusai Street. The interior and exterior are adorned with neon signs and dried flowers, instantly uplifting your mood upon arrival. You can enjoy colorful, tropical smoothies made with dragon fruit and chia seeds while also indulging in shopping for accessories and miscellaneous goods. It's the perfect spot for those looking to create unique memories in Okinawa.
369 Farm Cafe is a stylish establishment boasting a diverse menu of shaved ice. The finely crafted shaved ice made from carefully selected ingredients is exquisite, featuring rich flavors like sweet potato milk and brown sugar kinako. The fluffy ice combined with the perfect syrup creates a harmony that is unforgettable after just one taste. For those who particularly enjoy citrus flavors, the sour varieties of shaved ice are also highly recommended.
Located along National Route 58 in Onna Village, right in front of the ANA InterContinental Manza Beach Resort, 'Panirani Tanaka Fruit Shop' is a specialty store popular for its sweets and jams made with Okinawan fruits. Particularly beloved are the desserts featuring abundant mangoes, such as the 'Mountain Mango Parfait,' which is available only during the summer and is cherished by both locals and tourists.
