Unbelievable great little pearl in the middle of nowhere (or so it seemed to us since we kind of found it by a coincidence). The owner is so friendly and a french patisserie - chef who makes everything by himself. Homemade sorbets, macaroons, the best "melty-coffee-chocolate-cake" and I could go on. This is definitely a visit worth!! We even got a "gift" from the owner - a freshly made sorbet of the local fruits.

Super lovely cozy cafe. Signature menu macaron is excellent. Experienced french pâtissier makes wide range of menu such as Japanese flavour, fruity, chocolate and standard etc. No wonder why they are so popular even though location is not central. Coffee and soft drinks are great as well. One of their characteristics are building design. Traditional Okinawa style building turns out heart warming space. Wooden furniture makes people comfortable. Definitely worth to drive to get there. Parking space is available. Note. Better to check opening hours.

Got a variety of macarons. The pineapple one was flavorful, but the others all tasted pretty similar. The tea cookie tasted like a dog biscuit, but the hazelnuts were pretty good.

These are the best macaroons I’ve had outside of France and honestly rival those as well so authentic. So delicious. Over 20 flavors. Delicious coffee too

Cute place. The macarons and cakes are jummy. Overall, the place is nice and worth a visit; regrettably, we were not allowed to stay in, only take-away, for whatever reason (was within the stated business hours) and the owner wasn’t exactly friendly. This took away some of the good experience around food & drinks.

Lovely place, delicious cream puff and macarons. Beautiful chickens nearby ;)

There are a few cafes that sell good macarons in Okinawa so if you like macarons this is a must visit. If you are in Motobu, are north of Okinawa, this is a great place to have a coffee break. There are so many flavors to choose from, which makes it fun. I ordered the caramel wasabi and the French rose, as well as salted caramel cream puff (shu- cream) with coffee. Really good texture. I recommend to buy 1 box if you want to try other flavors. 1 macaron is a bit pricey (costs about 150 yen, which is double the price for Lawson macarons) but this makes a good as a souvenir or gift idea. There are available parking spaces but roads are tiny so you might get lost at first.

I’m in love with this place! Super cute, staff/owner is super friendly, she enjoyed taking to her customers and explain about the area and the shop/products … We decided to dine in to enjoy the full experience- great coffee, small place but super well designed (antique) interior, and amazing macarons ! We will visit this place again next time!