Introducing CoCoDy Muffin

Hello, travelers! I’m Gachako, a writer for [SaruKuma].

Today I’m excited to introduce a delightful food truck that travels across Kumamoto Prefecture
[CoCoDy Muffin].

This mobile cafe specializes in muffins made with locally-sourced Kumamoto rice flour (note: muffins are on summer hiatus)

and offers a fully vegan-friendly menu.

If the word “vegan” sounds intimidating, don’t worry — I felt the same way at first!
In many countries around the world, plant-based eating has become a beloved part of food culture,
and it’s genuinely wonderful to discover how delicious and gentle on the body these treats can be.

For this visit, I caught up with the truck at a disaster preparedness fair in Arao City.
*Check the Instagram account at the bottom of this page for upcoming locations.

Here’s the menu.

・Drip Coffee (HOT/ICE) — 380 yen
・Cold Brew Coffee — 380 yen
・Café au Lait (HOT/ICE) — 400 yen
・Café Latte (HOT/ICE) — 430 yen
・Matcha Latte (HOT/ICE) — 400 yen
・Milk Cocoa (HOT/ICE) — 400 yen
+100 yen for oat milk substitute

・Lemonade — 350 yen
・Lemon Squash — 400 yen
・Hot Lemonade — 400 yen
・Ginger Ale — 400 yen
・Hot Ginger — 400 yen
・100% Orange Juice — 300 yen

・Coffee Jelly Float — 680 yen / mini 380 yen
・ICE DESSERT (Soy Milk Ice Cream) — 380 yen

This soy milk ice cream is specially imported from Moon Soy Milk Ice Cream in Shiga Prefecture, and
CoCoDy Muffin’s food truck is the only place in Kumamoto Prefecture where you can enjoy it!

The lemonade features pesticide-free lemons from Gyokuto Town in Kumamoto.
Even the ginger ale uses organically grown ginger from Nishiki Town — a true labor of love in every house-made syrup.

CoCoDy Muffin Recommended Menu Items

I ordered the Coffee Jelly Float.
You can choose from 5 different ice cream flavors to top your coffee jelly.

The staff recommends the Pure Soy Milk or Soy Milk Latte flavors.
I went with Pure Soy Milk this time.

It was a hot day, and this drink absolutely revived me — so refreshing and delicious!
The rich, creamy soy milk ice cream paired beautifully with the crisp coffee jelly.

And here’s what our family’s resident matcha enthusiast (my daughter) chose —
the Soy Milk Matcha Ice Cream, served as a generous 2-scoop portion.

When I asked, “Isn’t it bitter?”
she replied with a beaming smile, “It’s so sweet and yummy!”

Honestly, you’d never even know it was made with soy milk — it tastes that natural and delicious!

If you’re traveling through Kumamoto, be sure to keep an eye out for the
[CoCoDy Muffin] food truck — it’s a treat you won’t want to miss!

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Frequently Asked Questions

*Information is current as of the time of reporting. Prices and hours are subject to change. Please confirm before visiting.