Not very pleased with the place as couldn't get through the entrance way without being told to buy food for around 3,500Yen and the staff didn't speak the Kings English. A scheme to get money from people and it wasn't British Victorian. More Wales look in the Countryside of Wales.
Not a village and not British. A run down shade buildings with old furniture, the place overpriced that has few memorabilia on the wall called British! The apple pie had NO apple! Overpriced small soze for 1,500yen!! Bad service or not at all. English tea was fairly good. I guess the owner travelled to England and fell in love with the concept but completely failed to copy.
Unfortunately it was very busy due to the o-bon holidays. We had to wait for longer than expected but the staff were very kind and refunded our money. The atmosphere made me feel at home (in England)* except for the August Japan heat, of course. If it is not too far out of your way, worth dropping in.
A stunning little English village just on the outskirts of north Osaka/Kyoto. You can easily spend about one or two hours strolling around and having a look, as well as enjoying fish and chips or afternoon tea in the restaurant. I think a little more information or signage about the entry procedure would have been helpful… for first time visitors, it’s a bit confusing. You have to go through the front shop, order for the restaurant and wait until you can go through into the village (just a few mins in our case). The shop is really tiny though so there’s not much space to wait, especially if others are there too. The food and drinks were absolutely delicious so I recommend staying for lunch. It seems expensive but since there’s no entry fee, the restaurant has just added that into the meal price I feel. There are toilet facilities, and it’s also accessible/fine with kids, although they may have to refrain from touching things, and it’s better to leave your pushchair behind. I think you could have some nice family photos taken here. Will definitely go back!
A very romantic English pastoral minitown🇬🇧. The main color is Mediterranean white, and the countryside yellow. There is a long dinning table in the yard, feeling like Alice’s wonderland. The clothes and furnitures in the street window, all classic styles. Feeling like the end of 18th or the early 19th. Food was good, we ordered the fish and chips, and the beef stew. The green paste and the chips was very tasty. Beef was very well cooked, soft, in a good taste tomato sauce. We had a very interesting experience about English tea, and the dessert, was very tasty too. The rare cheese cake was my favorite one. The lemon cake was come with multiple flavors cream and jam...yummy yummy, yes yes. Wonderful memory. We will come here again. ( can’t believe we found such a nice place in Kyoto :P )
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