こめくまカフェ

Komekuma Cafe, located in Susukino-cho, Chuo-ku, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture, is a truly "dream-like space" where you can enjoy sweets and breads made with rice flour. It has an unquestionable rating of 5 stars. Especially for me, who had temporarily refrained from wheat, this shop, which offers high-quality bread and cakes that do not use any wheat, was a place that healed both my mind and body. It is truly surprising that while it has the "heavy satisfaction" that is unique to rice flour, it does not make you feel heavy after eating and does not make you feel heavy the next day. It is satisfying to eat, but has a light aftertaste, and has a gentle taste that makes you want to eat it as much as you want. Among them, the "Oreo Cake", which is a reproduction of Oreo with rice flour, is exquisite and a masterpiece that you will want to repeat every time you visit. Seasonal limited menus are also available, so one of the fun things is that you will encounter something new every time you go. The interior of the store is clean and decorated with many polar bear motifs, making it a very cute space. The attention to detail is apparent in the atmosphere, and just being there will naturally make you smile. And above all, the greatest charm of this cafe is that you can really feel the owner's love for rice flour. Not only is he particular about the ingredients and manufacturing methods, but every dish is infused with his warm feelings for his customers, and I am truly moved every time I visit. Komekuma Cafe is gluten-free but does not compromise on flavor, making it a great cafe that we would recommend not only to those with wheat restrictions, but to all sweets lovers.

We are one of the few 🌾🚫 completely gluten-free okonomiyaki cafes operating in a residential area. The exterior looks like a detached house, so it may be a little difficult to find. 3-5 minutes walk from Miyashimo bus stop by bus from JR Sagamihara Station, Hashimoto Station, Seiseki Sakuragaoka Station, and Minami-Osawa Station. There are only 1-2 flights per hour. The inside of the store is decorated with polar bear stuffed animals, and even the coasters are decorated with bears. There are 3 tables with iron plates that seat 4 people, and 4 seats at the counter. In addition to okonomiyaki, there were also yakisoba, cakes, and soft serve ice cream. When I told her that I was avoiding high FODMAP foods, she brought me three different sauces for my yakisoba and let me choose from them. After that, they planned a soy sauce-flavored yakisoba for a limited time, and I'm really grateful. The owner himself has a wheat allergy, so feel free to ask him about other allergic foods. Oreo cake and tiramisu cake are tall and voluminous. I ate four types of cakes, and none of them were too sweet, so those who like Fujiya-level sweetness may not be satisfied. The Japanese black tea with ginger syrup was quite spicy, which was perfect for me, who loves ginger. I ordered ice cream, but there wasn't much ice, so it was good that it wasn't too cold. They also have malt-free beer, non-alcoholic beer, wine, and a 2-hour all-you-can-drink menu. In addition to cash, QR code payment is available

Ordered okonomiyaki, monjayaki, salt yakisoba, corn tea, blueberry soda, Oreo cake, and brown rice tea mille crepe. Overall gentle and delicious taste For people who want a large portion of food, it may be a little small. The cake is large. Coffee is also large. The cake is really delicious. It's gluten-free and made with rice flour, making it very delicious. The store is clean and the ladies are polite. It was a very nice shop. *Visited at noon on May 19th