bills

That day, before the typhoon, the wind and rain were rampant, and only the noisy sound of rain remained outdoors. Stepping into the warm room, the crowds surged, but with a different kind of warmth. On the left, a family of three from Shanghai, their laughter was filled with the warmth of home; on the right, a family of four surrounded by Mandarin, full of happiness, like the sweet melody of life. Opposite, four Japanese ladies, the aroma of coffee and whispers intertwined. The waiters shuttled between them, patiently making communication smooth. Speaking of food, the pancakes are as light as clouds, and every bite is the ultimate pampering for the taste buds. Although the quantity is large, it can't hide its delicateness and deliciousness. The coffee is mellow, like the precipitation of years, and every bite makes people intoxicated. And the combination of beef burgers and French fries is a feast for the taste buds, allowing people to find a little comfort in the wind and rain. This place is not only a palace of food, but also a habitat for the soul. There is wind and rain outside the window, but the room is quiet and beautiful, making people forget the troubles of the world, and only wish that time can stay at this moment.

It's better to arrive early than to arrive early. All the good luck in Kamakura that day was used up on Bills. A window seat was just vacant and it was our turn. We ate lunch while watching the sea. It was a cloudless day, the sea was reflecting, and the sea breeze was blowing... It was hot and sunny. If I hadn't sat in this indoor window seat, I would have died on the Shonan beach. I ordered a lunch set for 3800. The appetizer was a milkshake and a cranberry oatmeal. The main course was a salmon platter, which was a little fresh. Finally, the banana muffin was finished. It was satisfying.

This is a pretty good place, the sashimi portion is quite big and the price is very reasonable. It's just a short walk from Slam Dunk. But I really forgot how much it cost. Luckily, we waited for half an hour before it was our turn, probably because we missed the meal time.

Bills is the most popular restaurant in Kamakura. It is located on the seaside of Kamakura, in a two-story white house. We live next to Bills. We arrived at the restaurant at about 8:30 in the morning and it was already full of guests. It is said that this is known as the world's number one breakfast restaurant in Japan, so we came here specially to taste it. We ordered his signature Australian breakfast, which includes toast, bacon, sausage, and mushrooms. In addition, the most popular banana muffin, English scones, and latte. Everything is delicious. And there is such a beautiful seaside scenery, it is so happy. It is a restaurant where you can feel happy when eating.

Bills has an unbeatable sea view, but when we arrived, the outdoor seats were all full, so we had to find a seat closest to the window. Bills is very famous for its pancakes, known as the best breakfast shop in the world, so the queue at the Tokyo branch is particularly long. The Kamakura branch is relatively less crowded, very good!

Facing the sea, spring blossoms bloom. The restaurant, with its seaside facade and mountainous back, offers stunning views. Watching people surfing in winter, I was moved by humanity's unwavering commitment to challenging nature. The food is truly exceptional. The pickles are incredibly delicious. I also give a thumbs up to their secret ketchup recipe.