- Sakura Town has five places to buy food: U-MART, Cafe Cherry Cat, the Ramen Shop, the Sushi Bar, and the Okanoue castle restaurant.
- Cafe Cherry Cat sells the most dishes of any restaurant in the game — 18 menu items from ¥200 to ¥1,000.
- The most expensive food in Sakura Town is the shark fin ramen at ¥10,000 at the Ramen Shop.
- Only the Ramen Shop (10:00–23:00) and the Sushi Bar (09:00–21:00) have opening hours — U-MART is open 24 hours.
- Ordering is automatic at Cafe Cherry Cat: just sit anywhere and the shop menu appears.
Food in Sakura School Simulator is more than scenery — it restores mood, powers roleplay scenes, and every menu has a fixed price. This guide lists every restaurant and food menu in Sakura Town with the full price list.
From ¥100 canned coffee at the convenience store to a ¥10,000 shark fin ramen, knowing what is sold where saves a lot of wandering. Prices below follow the current in-game menus as documented by the community wiki.
Quick answer: Sakura Town has five food stops. U-MART sells 10 cheap convenience items (¥100–¥500, open 24h), Cafe Cherry Cat serves 18 dishes (¥200–¥1,000, sit to order), the Ramen Shop has 14 menus (¥500–¥10,000, open 10:00–23:00), the Sushi Bar sells four sushi sets (¥1,200–¥2,800, open 09:00–21:00), and the castle restaurant at Okanoue Amusement Park serves burgers and desserts (¥850–¥2,000).U-MART: 24-Hour Convenience Food
U-MART sits near Rina's house, left of Takeo Iketani's apartment, and is the only food store that never closes. The clerk is Mami Fujitsu of the Fujitsu sisters, who greets every customer with "Welcome" and stays on shift 24 hours a day. The ten buyable items are the cheapest food in town.
| Item | Price | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rice ball | ¥100 | Oden | ¥180 |
| Coffee | ¥100 | Sandwich | ¥200 |
| Green tea | ¥100 | Bento | ¥500 |
| Cola | ¥100 | Valentine chocolate | ¥500 |
| Pork bun | ¥120 | Yaki-soba bread | ¥150 |
The shelves also carry display-only parody products with joke names — "Kokoka!? Koraa!" (a Coca-Cola stand-in), "Oi Kora! Ocha da!" (an iced green tea parody), and "The Akashi Shimbun" newspaper. They are props rather than buyable items, but they are worth a look for the jokes. One behavior quirk to remember: if Mami is attacked or vandalized, she will ask the player to leave and the relationship turns negative — though she still keeps selling.
Cafe Cherry Cat: 18 Dishes, the Biggest Menu
Cafe Cherry Cat (added in version 1.043.07, previously named Cafe White Wood in older versions) stands in the Residential area across Bijuu Mike's house. The owner and cashier is Honoka Yoneshiro, and the cafe cats Kuzuo and Furuka give the place its name. With 18 purchasable dishes, it has the largest menu of any restaurant in Sakura Town.
| Category | Dishes (price) |
|---|---|
| Mains | Curry + rice ¥700, Spaghetti Neapolitana ¥800, Pizza ¥800, Hamburg steak ¥1,000 |
| Sweets | Apple pie ¥1,000, Macaron ¥1,000, Cheesecake ¥500, Shortcake ¥500 |
| Parfaits | Mango parfait ¥450, Choco parfait ¥400, Strawberry parfait ¥400 |
| Drinks | Cafelatte ¥350, Cappuccino ¥350, Black coffee ¥300, Orange juice ¥300, Tea ¥250, Cola ¥200, Melon soda ¥200 |
Ordering here is the most convenient in the game: sit anywhere in the cafe and the shop menu appears automatically — no need to talk to an NPC. The glass-fronted interior with hanging lamps and red chairs also makes it one of the most popular roleplay locations in Sakura Town.
Ramen Shop: Home of the ¥10,000 Shark Fin Ramen
The Ramen Shop was added in version 1.041.1 but only became accessible in version 1.042.00. It is run by Chuta Kotobuki, with a live pig standing behind the counter that quips "I'm an ingredient, you know!?". Opening hours are 10:00–23:00 — together with the Sushi Bar, one of only two restaurants with fixed hours.
The menu spans 14 items from a gyoza set meal at ¥500 (with several ¥600 options) up to the famous shark fin ramen at ¥10,000 — the most expensive single food item in Sakura Town. The shop sits near U-MART and Takeo Iketani's apartment. For roleplay fans: the futon trick lets you enter the closed shop after hours, and the menu still works.
Sushi Bar (Otakara Sushi): Sets and Chef's Choice
The Sushi Bar — real name Otakara Sushi — stands in the Residential Area right by Sakura Gakuen and is run by Ippei Kotobuki. It keeps hours of 09:00–21:00 and serves four menu lines: Nami (Regular) ¥1,200, Jo (Deluxe) ¥2,000, Tokujo (Supreme) ¥2,800, and the Chef's Choice at market price.
The Chef's Choice is a running joke: it almost always arrives as deliberately bad food — heaping wasabi, fish bones, Wasabi Gunkan Rolls — and the player character reacts with disgust. Oddly, the bad food still boosts mood, so it has its fans. The interior is a wooden sushi counter with tatami seating for 18. Like the Ramen Shop, the futon trick gets you in after closing — though the community warns that a bug can occasionally deduct a large amount of money when buying this way.
Okanoue Castle Restaurant and Park Snacks
Inside Okanoue Amusement Park, the castle (five floors, added in version 1.038.70) has a restaurant on its second floor with sit-down meals: Hamburg steak ¥2,000, Katsu sando ¥1,800, Roast beef sandwich ¥1,780, Omurice ¥1,500, Roast beef curry ¥1,500, Teriyaki burger ¥1,200, Chocolat ¥1,150, Strawberry plate ¥1,180, Pancake ¥900, and Pudding ¥850.
The park's teddy vendors cover the snack budget: the brown teddy sells popcorn for ¥200 and the white teddy sells ice cream for ¥200. Between the castle restaurant, the waterpark outside, and the seven standard attractions, Okanoue is the natural lunch stop of any Sakura Town play session.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Five: U-MART, Cafe Cherry Cat, the Ramen Shop, the Sushi Bar (Otakara Sushi), and the restaurant on the second floor of the Okanoue castle — plus the park's two teddy snack vendors. The shark fin ramen at the Ramen Shop for ¥10,000. The most expensive sit-down meal set is the castle restaurant's Hamburg steak at ¥2,000. Only two: the Ramen Shop (10:00–23:00) and the Sushi Bar (09:00–21:00). U-MART is open 24 hours, and the cafe and castle restaurant have no time limits. Simply sit anywhere in the cafe and the shop menu appears automatically. No interaction with the cashier is needed. A market-price gamble that almost always arrives as intentionally strange food — heaping wasabi, fish bones, or Wasabi Gunkan Rolls. The character reacts with disgust, but the food still boosts mood.1. How many food shops are there in Sakura Town?
2. What is the most expensive food in the game?
3. Which restaurants have opening hours?
4. How do I order at Cafe Cherry Cat?
5. What is the Chef's Choice at the Sushi Bar?
Conclusion
Food in Sakura Town is a proper economy: cheap convenience runs at U-MART, a full menu at Cafe Cherry Cat, premium ramen and sushi with real opening hours, and castle meals for special scenes. With the full price list in hand, planning a roleplay dinner or a mood-recovery run takes seconds instead of wandering.
Keep the two closing times in mind — Ramen Shop at 23:00, Sushi Bar at 21:00 — and everything else stays available around the clock.
- Five food stops cover every price range, from ¥100 coffee to the ¥10,000 shark fin ramen.
- Cafe Cherry Cat has the biggest menu (18 dishes) and the easiest ordering — just sit down.
- Only the Ramen Shop and Sushi Bar have opening hours; everything else is always available.
- The castle restaurant at Okanoue serves the biggest sit-down meals (¥850–¥2,000), with ¥200 snacks from the park's teddy vendors.
Sources and references
- SAKURA School Simulator Wiki — Cafe Cherry Cat: full menu and prices, staff, and cafe history.
- SAKURA School Simulator Wiki — Ramen Shop: menu range, hours, and owner details.
- SAKURA School Simulator Wiki — U-MART: item list, prices, and clerk behavior.
- Google Play — SAKURA School Simulator (GARUSOFT K.K.): official store page and game description.
