halu CAFÉ

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Located at the best place to look over the Tokachi mountain range, "halu CAFÉ" is known for pasta, pizza and pancakes, made of ingredients of Hokkaido, including Furano. In fact, it is owned by a couple, who used to be members of one of Japan's famous orchestra, the Tokyo Symphony. They started to love cooking when they were traveling all around the world to play music, while tasting many delicious dishes in each country. That's how they ended up opening this "halu CAFÉ". Although they started as amateurs, all dishes taste great! You can also savor many different dishes from other countries that they have tasted during their trips.

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Plenty of "gifts from the land"

The word, "halu" means "gifts from the land" in the language of Ainu people - indigenous people of Hokkaido. As the name "halu CAFÉ" indicates, this cafe proposes many amazing dishes made of "gifts from the land" of Hokkaido, mainly from Furano.

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Popular pasta menu set

I recommend you to try Spaghetti carbonara (1,300 yen) made of plenty of ingredients from Hokkaido. The thick fresh pasta is made entirely of flour from Kamifurano. It is mixed with homemade bacon and rich sauce made of eggs and lamb cheese from Furano.

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Sweets menu that women love

The German pancake "Dutch Baby" (900 yen) is served in a big pan for paella. It is a popular menu, especially among women. Like pasta, the dough is made of plenty of flour from Furano. While the surface is crunchy, it is soft inside. Although it looks big and heavy, you can finish it easily on the contrary! The home-made jams made of fruits of Hokkaido are served with. It goes so well with the cake.

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Address

Nishigakuden 2, 2-ku, Furano-shi, Hokkaido

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Contact No.

+81-167-22-1266

Access

Approx. 10 min walk from Gakuden station on JR Furano line

Opening Hours / Holidays

10:00‐ Sunset, (July and August) 8:00‐18:00, (December‐March) 10:00‐16:00 Closed on Monday (Opens if it's a national holiday, Closed both on Monday and Tuesday between December and March)