Cafe mimi — Restaurant in Fujikawaguchiko

Cafe with a Stunning View of Mount Fuji

Amazing food, delicious desserts, and a wide variety of tea to choose from.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting a cafe with a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji. The cafe is located in a beautiful spot, and the views are simply stunning. I was lucky enough to visit on a clear day, and I could see Mount Fuji in all its glory.

The food at the cafe is also delicious. The ingredients were fresh and flavorful, and the dish was cooked to perfection. The dessert was light and refreshing, and the perfect way to end my meal.

In addition to the food and the view, the cafe also has a wide variety of tea to choose from. I had a muscat tea, and it was one of the best cups of tea I've ever had. The tea was flavorful and aromatic, and it was the perfect way to relax and enjoy the view.

The staff at the cafe is also very friendly and helpful. They were happy to answer my questions about the menu and the area, and they made me feel very welcome.

Overall, I had a wonderful experience at this cafe. The food is excellent, the view is stunning, and the staff is friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this cafe to anyone...

This café has a great view, but the overall experience was very poor. Before entering, we were asked to take off our shoes, but there was no shoe rack, so customers' shoes were scattered and piled up at the entrance. Once inside, we sat at a table with a nice view, but the female owner（looked like）asked us to move to a small corner, making dining very uncomfortable. The prices for drinks, desserts, and meals were extremely expensive, and the fruits tasted bad. The service from the staff was okay, likely because we spoke Japanese. However, the attitude of the female owner was very unfriendly. When we finished our meal and were ready to leave, the café didn't have any staff members to thank us or see us out, as if they never wanted us to return. The café didn’t provide a bill when paying, which was highly irregular. We came to spend money, so we didn’t understand why were they...

This café is what happens when Instagram filters open a restaurant. Twenty-two bucks for mushroom spaghetti. I mean, for that price, I expect the mushrooms to sing to me.

We had a couple of friends join us and asked to move a table, seemed simple enough, but apparently, the tables are sacred. Like, “no, the spirits of overpriced carbs reside here.”

Also, you can’t wear shoes inside. Which sounds charming until you remember it’s wet and cold outside. So now you’re cold inside too, great, now I’m paying to get hypothermia.

And then they asked for payment up front. I guess too many tourists have made a run for it, probably right after they tried the tea. Can’t blame them. I thought about making a break for it too, but I was barefoot and cold, so I just sat there and questioned my...