Authentic restaurants are also available.

After that, I was hungry and went to the restaurant, where there is a café on the first floor where you can have a light meal. Fruits, sweets, sandwiches, etc. are available, and some people take them out.The name of the restaurant is Speedster.As expected, the name of the café is also associated with Porsche.

But we had not had breakfast that day and were quite hungry, so we decided to go to a real restaurant on the second floor.If the cafe on the first floor is Speedster, I wonder if the restaurant on the second floor is called 'carrera' or something like that."I went up to the second floor, imagining that it was a "917". I see, you've shifted it a bit, Mr. Porsche.

The restaurant is very authentic and stylish.

It's all glass and faces the test track.No matter where you sit, you can enjoy your meal with a view of the test course.A total of 7-8 Porsches on the day.(Probably a participant)were running, and we were able to enjoy a variety of Porsche driving, such as practicing sliding on wet surfaces and rapid acceleration.

Lunch menu includes a la carte and main dishes, plus a kids' menu(Chicken with curly fries)There were also "Kobe Beef Burgers" and "Hamachi no something. There were also dishes such as "Kobe Beef Burger" and "Hamachi's Something," and the use of Japanese ingredients made me feel a sense of familiarity with Japan. Of course, there was wine and liquor on the menu, but since we had to drive, we just went with water.

As for the food.American restaurants serve large portions, even on kids' menus.So, I'm going to have a la carte cheese something or other....(EXPLOSION)I chose a menu item that said, "I'll be back soon. And as I waited, along with the bread, there was this lovely Porsche-shaped butter!

It was too good to eat. My cheese dish is on the left side of the picture below, and the one on the right side is from the kids' menu. After ordering, I realized that my dish was a dish to be served with wine, and I ate it with water........................The taste was authentic and very, very good.

By the way, the "Kobe beef burger" my husband ordered was like this. I heard it was very tasty.

The Simulation Lab

After lunch, we went to The Simulation Lab. Here, visitors can enjoy circuit driving in their favorite Porsche using authentic game machines. There is a receptionist sitting in the center of the room, where you can register to drive on the game machine.

My husband drove with it for about 30 minutes, and then the attendant, perhaps because he usually practices with Gran Turismo on the PlayStation every day.'Why is he so good? Does he practice the same game at home!"He came up to me and looked at me for a while (laughs).

according to one's husbandThe game machine is quite realistic, so it might be difficult for new players.The driver could also wear goggles to drive in VR. It was also possible to drive with goggles on, perhaps in VR.

PECLA, I want to go back!

The hallways are also decorated with pictures of various Porsches, and the tracks of circuits all over the world are framed.

Outside, there's a terrace.You can sit on the sofa with a cup of coffee and feel close to the test track, watch the Porsche runningI thought it would be nice to relax and look at the Porsche in such a place. Although it was hot in Los Angeles, it was very cool in the shade, and I thought it would surely be nice to be able to relax and watch Porsche in such a place.

Also, the conference room inside has aCayman, Boxster, and MacanThe brochure said that the names of the Porsche cars were assigned, and that a separate meeting room could be reserved and used if paid for.

I like it - "Meet at the Cayman today!" "Meet at the Boxster at 2pm today!" I wonder if they are all saying that. It will be fun to go to meetings.（It's not that simple.)

I ended up staying at PECLA for about three hours.A more enjoyable spot than I expected.It was. The various facilities, including restaurants, courses, game space, and a merchandise area, make it a fun place to go alone or with the family. We went on a weekday before noon and it was not crowded at all, so we had a comfortable time. I would definitely stop by again when I go back to Los Angeles. You should too!