Area: about 30 min walk north of Inba station 印場駅 (Meitetsu Line)
Restaurant: Gallery Cafe Nuno ギャラリーカフェヌノ
Website and Info: http://yaplog.jp/cafenuno/
Map: http://tabelog.com/aichi/A2301/A230114/23008825/dtlmap/
Hours: 9am-6pm, closed Sundays
It was quite a trek to come out to this gallery cafe in the country side of Nagoya, so you can imagine my surprise when I was offered an English menu. Apparently, there's an international school nearby.
I chose the sandwich lunch (\800). First came the soup, a cold potato potage. It was mostly potato and not cream or milk but was still smooth. The cream came as only a drizzle on top. The carrot salad was dressed with a bacon flavored dressing with an essence of vanilla.
The mushroom and chicken sandwich was warm and seasoned with rosemary. It went well with the mustard spread. There was a choice of bread, kuro-sato (black sugar) bread or campagne (French bread). I chose the crusty type; it was toasted nicely with a slight sourness.
The music playing was a soft piano music. This matched the natural decor and the shops artworks, landscape paintings and hand-made pottery.
For \500, I added a dessert and drink. The crispy on the outside, dense on the inside, slightly buttery egg waffle was almost like a pancake in taste and texture. The roll cake was also on the eggy side, almost like a castella cake. In typical Japanese style, these desserts were only mildy sweet.
For \500, I added a dessert and drink. The crispy on the outside, dense on the inside, slightly buttery egg waffle was almost like a pancake in taste and texture. The roll cake was also on the eggy side, almost like a castella cake. In typical Japanese style, these desserts were only mildy sweet.
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