About 49 minutes by car from Naha Airport. Located in Uruma City in the central Okinawa main island, this café offers all-you-can-eat freshly baked bread for one hour. It is surprising to find a place where you can eat all-you-can-eat freshly baked bread for 800 yen for adults nowadays! In addition to the café, there are also sweets and cute sundries for sale.
Point 1: What is the location of Cafe Ajyute?
Cafe Ajyute is located in Uruma City, central Okinawa Island. It is about a 49-minute drive from Naha Airport. It is easy to access for being on the east coast because you come via the Okinawa Expressway.
The cool concrete exterior. The interior is crammed with bread and miscellaneous goods.
And you will be surprised at the large number of staff members!
This facility is actually a Type B continuous employment support facility for people with disabilities, which means that it supports people who are unable to work due to illness or injury, which is why there are so many staff members inside the store.
There are many other stores in Okinawa that have been set up for this type of business, and all of them have been very well received. It is an attempt that is typical of Okinawa, which has a spirit of helping people.
The centerpiece of Cafe Ajyute is the all-you-can-eat bread special.
The store opens at 8:30 a.m., but the all-you-can-eat bread special starts at 10:30 a.m. and includes one drink for 60 minutes for 700 yen for adults and 500 yen for elementary school students.
The bread varieties include cheese sammai, ham and cheese, burdock cheese, wiener, etc., all of which are sold individually for 120~200 yen, so 700 yen for a drink and all-you-can-eat bread is quite a bargain.
With all due respect, the bread is of such quality that it is hard to believe it was made by a handicapped person. Okinawa is a fierce battleground for bakeries, but the quality is on par with reputable bakeries in town.
The time before all-you-can-eat is also reasonable at 550 yen for “2 pieces of bread of your choice, drink, and today’s scone.
Some people dare to come early in the morning to see the morning sea and relax with a set of 2 pieces of bread, a drink, and a scone.
Point 3: “Cafe Ajyute” has cakes, desserts, drinks, and cute sundries!
Cafe Ajyute offers pound cake, baumkuchen, and other sweets and drinks for 600 yen,
Drinks include Uruma blue soda, raspberry soda, lemonade, green tea latte, and soy latte for 200 yen.
Shaved ice (200 yen) and Okinawa Zenzai (300 yen) are also available.
Desserts are also available at this price, making it a rare place to eat dessert.
Inside the store, you will find tote bags, smithereens, brown rice hot packs, fans, and other goods made by the staff that you can’t help but admire.
Goods are also sold at the Uruma City Hall and affiliated stores. Please check them out as they are also inexpensive but of high quality.
