Notice
- We are unable to accommodate reservations at this time.
- Click here for information on temporary closures and changes in business hours.
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- Relax in comfort while gazing at the natural beauties of the four seasons at the café "Sorakuen Parlor"
Food
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Tajima Beef Yakiniku Bowl
¥2,200(tax included)
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Mixed Sandwiches
¥1,320(tax included)
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Hayashi Rice
¥1,100(tax included)
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Hayashi Rice with Pork Cutlet
¥1,650(tax included)
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Ochazuke "Waraku"
¥1,650(tax included)
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Sweets
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彩-sai-
¥2,200(tax included)
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Parfait
¥1,200(tax included)
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Cake
¥850(tax included)
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Special pudding
¥480(tax included)
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Take Out
Drink
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Coffee, black tea
¥550(tax included)
Business information
Business hours 11:00 am ~ 5:00 pm
Closed on Wednesdays
*We will deduct 100 yen from your bill when you show the receipt given to you when entering Sorakuen.
*Guests will be seated in order of arrival. We do not accept reservations for tables only.
KOBE GATHERING
Bring the diverse cultures of the port city of Kobe to a place where people of all ages and nationalities can have a good time together
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"GATHERING," the latest party style, means having a great time with food in a casual atmosphere, and it's gaining popularity all over the world.
THE SORAKUEN is a place where people can have a good time together* taking in Kobe's mixed culture, as well as a hub where love for Kobe's local community is fostered and cultures interact and disseminate. That's why we're promoting "KOBE GATHERING."
Our goal is to bring joy to people of all ages and nationalities and become a sort of community that the local community can rely on. To those ends, we're offering carefully selected Hyogo/Kobe products and holding monthly events where guests can enjoy diverse culture from a Kobe perspective.
*The origin of SORAKUEN's name
This name comes from one line from the ancient Chinese book called "I Ching."
It contains the characters "和悦相楽," and the final two of those are how this cafe's name is written in Japanese. The characters roughly mean, "have a good time together."