About 51 minutes by car from Naha Airport. The cafe is located in Yomitan Village in the central part of Okinawa’s main island. It is open in the morning from 7:00 a.m., so even if you go early for breakfast, it is still open! It is not just an ordinary breakfast, but a playful breakfast that will make your heart dance as you experience the holidays!
Point 1: Where is “PINE LEAVES COFFEE & BAKE” located?
PINE LEAVES COFFEE & BAKE is located in Yomitan Village in the central Okinawa main island.
It is located a short distance from the ocean, near the U.S. military base where Trii Beach is located. It is right next to Torii Station Gate 1, and you can see the Torii gate from inside the store. The sight of the U.S. military base and the Torii gate also stirs up a sense of travel.
Most of the guests seem to be foreigners, and the menu is written mainly in English, but of course, Japanese people can also enjoy it!
There are not many places in Okinawa where you can feel as if you have been to a foreign country.
Point 2: What is the “Original Plate” at Pine Leaves Coffee & Bake?
Pine Leaves Coffee & Bake opens at 7:00 a.m. and offers two “Original Plates” as well as a menu of pancakes, French toast, acai, and other bowls.
The Original Plates include the Breakfast Plate (1,200 yen) and the Felafel (chickpea croquettes) Plate (1,300 yen).
The colorfully arranged “Breakfast Plate” includes brioche toast or champagne, a fried egg, session bacon, homemade potato chips, and salad, while the “Felafel Plate” includes pita or campagne, felafel and hummus, homemade potato chips and salad.
This is nutritious! Plus, it’s colorful and looks very Instagrammable and appetizing! Best of all, it’s a change from the usual mornings and makes you feel like you’re traveling somewhere foreign!
Point 3: What else is on the “PINE LEAVES COFFEE & BAKE” menu?
Pine Leaves Coffee & Bake offers pancakes, French toast, and bowls as well as morning plates.
Pancakes include plain (1,000 yen), lemon custard nut (1,300 yen), blueberry cream cheese (1,400 yen), and Okinawan-style bacon and eggs (1,500 yen), which can be eaten like a meal.
French toast is also available plain (1,000 yen), apple cinnamon (1,400 yen), and dried fruit, nuts, and cream cheese (1,500 yen), while bowls include acai (1,400 yen) with fruit, coconut, and granola, and homemade bowls with dried fruit, nuts, and yogurt Granola Bowl (900 yen).
This menu is also dynamically arranged and full of a holiday feeling as if you were in a foreign country. Please come and experience a breakfast that is as close to the real thing as possible.
