Ron Herman Cafe Kobe

A nice and obviously popular restaurant. Food was a bit pricy but I suppose that’s the brand you’re paying for. Vegetables were fresh and tasty. Seemed a hit for youngish girls more than others, and a place you could stay and stay and stay.

I think that this is an overly hyped place. It was very busy and filled with young families and there was a wait when we came around 10:30 on a weekday. The drinks were quite expensive so I didn’t try anything. The pasta that I got was quite good and filling. Came here to meet with friends and the atmosphere was really good. The baked goods were delicious except the lemon pop. I wouldn’t recommend it.

A cute and relatively hidden cafe with pretty good food. It’s on the second fl. of the clothing shop. The interior is charming and the skylights bring a nice natural and calming feeling to the relatively large room. Strategically placed mirrors allow you to watch the room, even if you’re in a corner, wall facing seat. It can be popular and people tend to linger, so you may have to wait. I consider this a good oasis in Kobe and the foods I have eaten have been good, though possibly slightly pricey by Kobe standards. There is an extensive drink menu and they let you stay for a while, so good for a long rest.

They serve good food. Every customer seems enjoy their foods very much.

the atmosphere is very nice
i personally do not like the idea of having tables this close to the service table.

i was sat right next to the service table while the place being nearly empty especially while ordering a salad that's almost 2k.

The light is so good adding to the atmosphere