Toya Soba

Who can ever guess that in that little and calm town would be a place where they serve sarasin crepes with fresh vegetables and free running egg ! It tasted so good and the vienoiserie I tasted after was just The pumpkin soup was really good too ! The guy has a great English seems he had been abroad (he even guessed we were French so no wonder that his sarasin crepes was so good !) Let pictures talk for themselves

A lovely spot in Lake Toya run by the owners of The Lake house at Toyako! They have a Japanese chef that makes fresh buckwheat noodles every morning - the noodles had a nice texture, tempura was fresh and the wagyu beef rice was excellent too. The place has a chill vibe with outdoor seating and also serve crepes which was a nice option for the kids who wanted something other than Japanese food. We will be back for sure !

Cafe lake Toya is a great location on the north side of the lake. Away from the hustle and bustle of hotels, it is a nice spot for a meal and a wander next to the water. They’ll tell you that the hashed beef (hayashi rice) is recommended, and it’s pretty good, but on our visit the buckwheat Breton galette and the almost croissant were the stars. Small staff, so good may not be fast if it’s busy, but good quality and not overly expensive.

Welcome addition to the Lake Toya neighborhood and community. Fresh gluten free Soba and Galette’s served in a stylish atmosphere from a professional and helpful staff. Excellent coffee drinks, cakes and ice cream make this a must visit stop when visiting the area. Our cycling group enjoyed the experience and will definitely return!

The buckwheat soba noodles are a speciality and excellent. We followed up with a lemon meringue pie and carrot cake with plenty of coffee and chai tea. A must stop.

Great cafe across from the tourist center. Very homey atmosphere. Awesome coffees and baked goods. The galettes are large and very filling. Carbonara is simple and delicious. Everything on the menu is extremely reasonable and would recommend anyone visiting to stop by

Nice cafe to have lunch at after a bike ride round the lake that is located across the road from mizu no eki. The soba with wild garlic tempura is delicious and also had a cookie, and came back again another day to try the galette. Great place if looking for gluten free options, and they had some vegetarian options too!