Snow Peak is a Japanese manufacturer, known for its high-quality hiking and camping equipment. At Rinku Premium Outlets, you can try and snag some discounted items and then head over to the café located on the opposite side.
What’s Snow Peak Café & Dining?
The café area sort of has a outdoor, camping-like feel, with camp-style chairs used for seating and a natural wood interior. The highlight of the store’s ambience, however, is its waterfront view. On a sunny day, you can see palm trees swaying alongside the vibrant blue water.
The menu offers a wide variety of items, including BBQ-style dishes (served on a mini grill), pizzas, curries, and other meat dishes. There are also options for kids, as well as takeout chicken or beef bowls for your pet.
If you’re in the mood for something light, you could go for one of the cakes — such as a berry fruit tart, tiramisu, or cheesecake (all ¥780).
There are also plenty of drink options, including Japanese local beverages, black tea, juices, lassi, and even craft beer from Izumisano.
Dining and drinking here isn’t the cheapest, with the most affordable main dish being the Pizza Margherita at ¥1,680. Drinks start from ¥500.
That said, you do get quite a bit of food — our Roast Chicken Plate was filling (and nutritious). Plus, part of what you’re paying for is the lovely ambience and view.
What to know before you visit Snow Peak Café & Dining
Do you need reservations for Snow Peak Café & Dining?
No, you can just walk in. Note that it can get busy from lunchtime to late afternoon.
- 0.6 km from Rinkū Town Station Kansai Airport Line (S46)Nankai Airport Line (NK31)
- 1.1 km from Hagurazaki Station Nankai Main Line (NK33)
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