OOLOO is one of the most popular cafes in Nanjo City, a fiercely competitive area for cafes with stunning views. Its breathtaking panoramic scenery attracts both locals and tourists alike.

The meticulously designed, tropical-themed interior is another highlight. The restaurant exudes a tropical resort feel reminiscent of Hawaii, creating a relaxing and comfortable space.

The restaurant's dazzling flair lies in the dishes and desserts they offer. The vibrant presentation and visually appealing dishes are truly captivating.

This article will introduce OOLOO, including its store layout, terrace seating, lunch menu, and lunch sets!

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1. OOLOO is this kind of shop
2. A must-try when you visit OOLOO: the terrace seating.
3. OOLOO's Lunch Menu
4. OOLOO's lunch set
5. OOLOO Basic Information and Access

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1. OOLOO is this kind of shop

OOLOO is a cafe with a spectacular view located in Nanjo City.

The atmosphere is already fantastic from the entrance, with a blue and purple halo around "OOLOO"... it's so moody and raises expectations!

Stepping inside, you're greeted by a space reminiscent of a tropical resort. The combination of wood and sky blue is particularly striking.

The interior evokes images of Hawaii and surfing. There are many picturesque spots inside the shop.

What particularly captivates you inside the shop is the large, glass-walled window. While the interior is also impressive, if you look out the window, you'll be greeted by a luxurious view of the sky, sea, nature, and cityscape of Nanjo City.

OOLOO's charm lies in its location on a hill, allowing you to enjoy the scenery with varying elevations. With a great atmosphere inside and breathtaking views, it's a perfect, stylish cafe.

2. A must-try when you visit OOLOO: the terrace seating.

If you come to OOLOO, you absolutely must try the terrace seating. In fact, there's a direct connection from inside the restaurant to the terrace.

There's nothing to obstruct the view; all you see is the magnificent panorama of Nanjo City. Sitting back in a comfortable sofa and gazing at this breathtaking scenery is simply amazing!

You can also dine here, so on a nice day, I recommend sitting on the terrace. The combination of the beautifully presented food and the spectacular view is, needless to say, simply "the best."

3. OOLOO's Lunch Menu

OOLOO's lunch menu features stylish cafe dishes made with plenty of Okinawan ingredients. The menu includes tempting options such as the most popular "Omurice," as well as soft-boiled egg taco rice, Agu pork cheese hamburger steak, and Okinawan wagyu roast beef.

During lunchtime, you can also choose to add the "Lunch Buffet" option for an additional 385 yen, which includes unlimited refills of farm-fresh salad, daily soup, and a drink bar.

What's more, for an additional 198 yen, you can add the option of a homemade dessert plate, "A Plate with 4 Kinds of Sweets"...!

Even individual dishes are priced in the 1,000 yen range, so adding options brings the total price to around 2,000 yen.

"It might seem a little pricey for lunch," is the impression you get, but with the buffet-style options, desserts, and the breathtaking view, you can't help but think, "It's okay as a treat once in a while," and your purse strings will loosen (lol).

4. OOLOO's lunch set

I decided to try the "OOLOO Omurice," one of OOLOO's most popular lunch sets. I wanted to eat it quickly, but the presentation was so beautiful that I felt it would be a shame to mess it up.

The omelet rice, made with eggs from Nanjo City, was perfectly runny and creamy. It paired wonderfully with the rich, homemade demi-glace sauce. I finished it in no time at all.

And now for the much-anticipated dessert...! The homemade dessert plate set, which we ordered as an option, was beautifully presented, just like the main course. The tableware, which appears to be OOLOO's own creation, exudes a resort-like feel. You can feel OOLOO's attention to detail in making everything visually appealing.

Just as it looks, the taste is absolutely fantastic. In fact, for dessert lovers, the quality is so high that you might even think, "It's worth coming here for lunch just for this dessert set."

The colorful presentation of the lunch was just as beautiful as the scenery, making it a truly satisfying meal.

5. OOLOO Basic Information and Access

OOLOO is a little difficult to find, so here are directions from the national highway. Head south on National Route 331 and turn right at the T-junction in Tsunami-ko, Nanjo City.

Continue straight along the road for about 5 minutes, and you will come to a T-junction called "Shinzato-zaka" where you should turn right.

Continue straight along the road for about 5 minutes and turn left at the T-junction called "Kakihana".

If you continue along Prefectural Road 86, you will see a sign for "OOLOO," so turn at that point.

We arrived in about a minute. There's a dedicated parking lot, so park your car there.

Tenku Terrace OOLOO

Address

1663 Tsukishiro, Nanjo City, Okinawa Prefecture

TEL

098-943-9058

HP

https://ooloo.owst.jp/

Business hours

11:00 AM - 11:00 PM (11:00 AM - 6:00 PM on Mondays and Tuesdays) Last order is one hour before closing.

Final thoughts

From the breathtaking panoramic views and the interior design to the vibrant menu, everything about this cafe is of high quality, making it a place you'll want to visit on your days off. Why not treat yourself to a spectacular view and a delicious meal at OOLOO as a reward for all your hard work?