Ririan

Omurice is the dish that stands out first at Ririan, and one that visitors mention repeatedly. A diner who ordered it for lunch said the portion was satisfying when they wanted a substantial meal; another visitor also recommended the Japanese-style omelette dish. The menu includes yakimeshi (fried rice) and a daily set meal as well, so there are hearty options for days when a café meal needs to be more than a snack.

For something lighter, try the cheese toast, described on the menu as a generous portion. It is served freshly toasted with plenty of melting cheese, and you can order it as a set with coffee or tea. One visitor who had omurice also added the cheesy toast, making it an option either alongside a meal or as the main event with a drink.

There is a breakfast menu, and one morning visitor reported enjoying toast with egg and banana, along with tea. Sandwiches are another possibility, including mixed and ham sandwiches. From breakfast through lunch, you can choose between omurice, toast and sandwiches to suit your appetite.

For after a meal or a short break, choose from hot or iced coffee, tea, mixed juice and other drinks. Some visitors have noted the café’s Showa-era atmosphere and quiet setting, where conversation is easy; it may suit a pause when you’d rather relax than eat somewhere lively. The café is listed as cash-only, so it’s best to bring cash.