A café attached to the main store of "Mataichi-an [Mataichi-an]", a Japanese confectionery store founded in 1871 (Meiji 4). It has a sweet taste that combines Kintsuba and the latest sweets, which makes you want to say, "I want to eat again." the eat-in menu includes square pancakes that mimic Kintsuba and parfait that combines Japanese-style ingredients. There are also freshly baked kinta for eating, kinsuba soft, etc., and you can also buy souvenirs. Anko whipped cake 850 yen, Kintsuba 183 yen.

A quiche and sweets store based on the concept of "kawaii, oishii, uleshii". In particular, we recommend a quiche 475 yen ~ which is also sold at department stores. There are also macaroons, gimoves (raw marshmallows) and various gifts. LaLaport Iwata also has a shop.

A soup-like curry based on local vegetables and spices. Curry fans from around the prefecture gather in search of the popular "Iwata specialty Omoro curry." Reservations are recommended as they are crowded on weekends.