Parking Cafe ReUnion Arashiyama II

Nestled in the scenic area of Arashiyama, Parking Cafe ReUnion Arashiyama II is a charming little haven that’s perfect for a well-deserved break amidst Kyoto’s enchanting landscapes. This delightful café offers a warm, inviting atmosphere where guests are greeted with genuine smiles and friendly service that will instantly make you feel at home.

The café specializes in HAND-MADE STICK CAKES, which are not just visually appealing but also a true delight for the palate. Try the Baked Cheese, a luscious treat that melts in your mouth, or the refreshing Baked Lemon Cheese that balances tangy zest with creamy richness—both priced at a modest JP¥400. For matcha enthusiasts, the "Uji" Matcha Cheese offers a delightful earthy flavor paired with decadence that you simply can't resist. And don’t forget to indulge in ReUnion’s SPECIAL Affogato for just JP¥750; it’s a classic Italian dessert perfect for coffee lovers looking to indulge their senses.

Not only does Parking Cafe ReUnion offer an impressive menu, but the experience is further enhanced by the café’s serene ambiance. Relax under a covered outdoor seating area, surrounded by gentle sounds of nature, creating an atmosphere that feels just like a joyful escape into the countryside. As Phillip Albrecht aptly noted in his review, it offers "really good coffee and ice cream," with an exceptional ice cream experience that stands out in Japan.

The café's charm is encapsulated in the delightful words of Charles Riccardi, who described it as "an incredibly cute little spot," reminiscent of hidden treasures you'd find in Brooklyn. It exudes a unique character and warmth, making it an ideal stop for families, couples, or anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful moment over a gourmet dessert and a cup of expertly brewed coffee.

Customers consistently rave about the friendly staff and cozy environment. Nicholas Bhatia appreciated the perfect cappuccino, complemented by relaxing music that created a soothing atmosphere, making it a perfect refuge for those needing a quick break or a leisurely afternoon. Meanwhile, Gabriella Polizzi gushed about the deliciousness of the desserts, noting how they taste as good as they look, indicating that the visual presentation is matched by incredible flavors.

Parking Cafe ReUnion Arashiyama II is more than just a café; it’s a delightful experience celebrating both food and culture in one of Japan's most picturesque locations. Whether you're unwinding from a day of exploring or simply looking for a sweet treat, this café promises to be a memorable part of your Kyoto adventure.