The shop's name means "happy pig" in German. Named with respect for the ingredients, each pig is handmade by artisans in the shop's workshop. Food additives are kept to a minimum, with no preservatives, colorings, or fillers. Spices are imported directly from Germany, and the meat is made with domestically raised pork. A wide selection of gift sets are available for tourists visiting Hiroshima, allowing you to easily bring home the flavors of authentic Hiroshima cuisine during your trip.

Signature items include hot dogs with freshly made sausages, freshly baked sandwiches with "fleischkäse" sausages, hand-dripped coffee, and German grape juice. The shop prioritizes ingredients and deliberately omits ketchup and mustard, allowing you to enjoy the aroma of the meat and spices directly. Set menus are also available, making it a great way to enjoy a quick, high-quality meal between drives or sightseeing in the area.

The shop's cute pink exterior is stylish, and the river flowing in front of the store creates a relaxing atmosphere.

[Trivia]
- The owner won nine gold medals and one silver medal at the 2016 IFFA international contest in Germany. The cafe moved to its current location in 2018 and has many fans both within and outside of the prefecture.
- With a policy of "no preservatives, colorings, or fillers, and minimal additives," the cafe is popular for gift-giving and regional shipping.

[Useful Concerns]
- Parking is limited to four cars, and the lot is often full. On weekends and holidays, requests for relocation or short-term parking are available. On-street parking is prohibited on surrounding roads.