The rice flour crepe shop “Peace＆Love” opened in Makomanai, Minami Ward, in July 2024. Although it temporarily closed in May 2026, it welcomed a new owner and resumed business in July. The former owner has returned as the shop’s manager, continuing to serve crepes in much the same style as before.
This time, we visited the reopened “Peace＆Love.” We’ll introduce the shop as it is today, including its newly added menu items and prices, as well as the appeal of its rice flour crepes that remains unchanged.
- “Peace＆Love,” a Rice Flour Crepe Shop, Reopens Under New Ownership
- New Menu Items Added After the Reopening
- This time, I decided to try the “Espresso Ice Cream Brûlée,” which had caught my eye.
- Coffee Is No Longer Served, but You Can Enjoy Your Crepe at a Nearby Café
- Peace＆Love: Store Information After Reopening
“Peace＆Love,” a Rice Flour Crepe Shop, Reopens Under New Ownership
“Peace＆Love” temporarily closed in May 2026, but reopened in July under a new owner.
With the reopening, Nunokawa-san, the shop’s former owner, has returned as its manager. The shop continues to operate much as it did before, with Nunokawa-san generally working alone behind the counter.
The shop’s original features remain unchanged: its crepe batter contains no wheat, and each crepe is freshly made to order. The menu, however, has been partially revamped. Alongside some of the shop’s longtime favorites, new items have been added.
For more about the former owner’s approach to making crepes and the original menu, see the article below.
New Menu Items Added After the Reopening
The shop has kept its former popular options, including “Fresh Whipped Cream,” “Diplomat Cream,” and “Butter & Sugar.” A new addition is the “Ice Cream Brûlée” (¥950 each), which combines a crepe with ice cream and crème brûlée.
There are two varieties: “Ice Cream Brûlée,” with a vanilla flavor, and “Espresso Ice Cream Brûlée,” featuring the rich flavor of espresso.
Crème brûlée is made by caramelizing the surface with a kitchen torch or similar tool. One of its charms is the contrast between the crisp, aromatic caramelized top and the smooth, melting cream underneath.
This time, I decided to try the “Espresso Ice Cream Brûlée,” which had caught my eye.
Peace＆Love’s crepes are known for their gentle flavor, made with plenty of eggs, and their crisp texture from being cooked thin. The owner explains that part of the batter is spread especially thin to create a contrast in textures.
The whipped cream and espresso-flavored brûlée are topped with almonds and couverture chocolate. These toppings reflect the owner’s attention to texture and the care put into every crepe.
Here is the finished Espresso Ice Cream Brûlée. There is espresso-flavored brûlée not only inside the crepe but also on top, making it a generous serving.
Using the spoon provided, I cracked through the crisp caramelized surface, revealing the soft, melting espresso brûlée underneath. The crunchy, crackly textures combined with the bittersweet espresso cream made for a truly delightful moment.
As I continued eating with the crepe, I enjoyed a variety of textures from the nuts, chocolate, and other ingredients tucked inside.
With brûlée filling the inside as well, it was more satisfying than I expected. Even so, the overall impression was surprisingly light—perhaps thanks to the thin crepe base.
Coffee Is No Longer Served, but You Can Enjoy Your Crepe at a Nearby Café
The shop previously served coffee and other drinks, but drink service has now been discontinued.
However, you can take your crepe to the nearby café「Cafe&Bar Eureka」and enjoy it there. The café is just a three-minute walk from Peace＆Love, making it a convenient place to relax and savor your freshly made crepe. Please note that you need to order at least one item from the café when bringing in a crepe.
Peace＆Love: Store Information After Reopening
This time, we introduced “Peace＆Love,” which reopened in July 2026. Its thin rice flour crepes have a light, crispy texture. Although we tried one of the new menu items, the shop’s longtime favorites are still available.
Why not stop by and experience the texture that the owner takes such care to create?
| Name | Peace＆Love |
| Address | 6-3-6 Makomanai Honcho, Minami Ward, Sapporo Open Map |
| Access | About 5 minutes by car from Makomanai Subway Station |
| Phone | 090-6449-4781 |
| Opening hours | 11:00-17:00 Closes when the crepe batter runs out. Please check the shop’s official social media for the latest opening hours and closing days. |
| Closes | Mondays; additional irregular closing days |
| Parking | None |
| Cashless Payments | Various cashless payment methods accepted, including credit cards and QR code payments. |
| Eat in space | Waiting chairs are available for use. |
| Children | welcome |
| OfficialSNS | Instagram https://www.instagram.com/peaceandlove10100810 |
| External Website (Tabelog) | https://tabelog.com/hokkaido/A0101/A010305/1078770/ |
| Delivery | Available via Uber Eats |
