Next to the rotary of Omiya Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line. Just across the intersection of Shijo-Omiya Station, which is also the starting station of the Randen line. A fruit shop where you can enjoy seasonal fruits. Take-out only. There is also a parlor a short walk towards Karasuma Street. I love the parlor too, but this time I bought a cake for take-out here. I was aiming for a fruit sandwich, but it was sold out because it was late. As expected of a fruit shop, there are various fresh fruit cakes. This time it was May, so I bought the American cherry tiramisu. It was 648 yen including tax for one. It had more volume than it looked, and the taste was satisfying. It's nice to be able to enjoy seasonal fruits in their fresh form. Enzymes are important after all. When I walk a lot in Kyoto, it's nice to be able to get delicious nutrition. I learned that fruits have their seasons. This shop is my favorite, so I have been staying in the Omiya area more often recently. I highly recommend using the parlor when it's not crowded. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal. I will visit again when I go to Kyoto next time.

Yesterday, I wanted to buy a late-night snack at the hotel, but I missed the opening hours. So, the next morning before heading out for sightseeing, I bought a fruit sandwich. I also wanted to visit a fruit parlor, but couldn't make it in time. My family of four enjoyed the fruit sandwich on a bench at our sightseeing destination. Even my kids, who aren't big fans of fruit, found the thinly sliced fruits in the sandwich delicious.

Kyoto Omiya, Yaoiso-san. There are many famous cafes in the area, and I stopped by after cafe hopping. The fruit sandwich from the fruit shop was delicious. The fluffy bread with fresh fruits was beautiful. It goes well with bitter coffee. Right next door is Yaoiso-san's cafe, which is highly regarded. Next time, I want to try their fruit parfait. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by YAOISO in Shijo-Omiya and decided to try their fruit sandwich for my child. I believe that if I'm going to give my child a strawberry sandwich, it should be a good one. The strawberry sandwich here costs 1400 yen, but what really stands out is not just the quality of the strawberries, but the amazing quality of the cream as well. The ingredients are top-notch and provide a sense of reassurance for consumers. The fluffy bread complements the filling perfectly. I also tried their lemon jelly for the first time that day, and it was delicious. It cost around 600 yen, which may seem pricey, but if you think it's ridiculous, I recommend trying their fruit sandwich. You will be impressed by the excellent quality. Just a reference~♪

I went in because there were no waiting customers on Sunday afternoon. I wanted to have a parfait, but I'm on a low-carb diet, so I ordered the Full Fruit Set and Mixed Juice. The Full Fruit Set had a really generous portion. I thought the Mixed Juice would be milk-based, but apparently that's only in Osaka. Next time, I want to try the parfait when I'm not on a diet!!

I visited Yaoiso to enjoy delicious vitamin-rich foods. I was tempted by many options, but this time I decided to purchase some strawberries that can be easily enjoyed at the hotel. I chose the "Dansetsu" variety, a white type of strawberry that costs 1,200 yen for 6 berries, making it a high-end strawberry. Dansetsu is not known for its high sugar content, but rather for its low acidity. As a result, it may taste sweeter, but I believe that acidity is also an important part of the flavor of strawberries. While I understand the desire to emphasize sweetness, I think the most important thing is balance. I also wonder about the appearance of these strawberries. I have tried similar pale red or white strawberries before, but they never look appetizing to me. They may be a good conversation starter, but...

Thank you for the souvenir from my son and his wife. This place offers a reliable taste that I can always count on. The most famous item at the long-established fruit parlor Yaoiso is their fruit sandwiches. They use a variety of fruits like mango, papaya, melon, strawberry, and pineapple, which may vary depending on the season, but they always taste delicious.

I went out intending to go to a parlor, but it was closed for the year-end. As a result, I ended up here. I tried the pineapple daifuku. It was delicious. The pineapple was sweet and amazing, not overshadowed by the cream or sweet mochi. Pineapple is really tasty.

In recent years, fruit sandwiches have become increasingly popular due to being featured on TV programs and recommended by celebrities. While local residents may not feel this way, this fruit shop offers a wide variety of fruits sourced from all over the country. I bought apples like Sanfuji and Beni Madonna, as well as mandarins. Of course, I also bought Niigata's L'heure exquise.

There is a fruit shop right in front of Omiya Station. They sell a product called "Mankitsu Fruits," which is a mix of cut fruits like you see in supermarkets. Although the weather was too sunny to take a good picture, the assortment of various fruits in the product is nice.

I visited a famous fruit sandwich shop in Kyoto (photo 1). This shop has been featured on TV before ("Banana Man's Sekkaku Gourmet"). Later, I found out that there is also a fruit parlor nearby... I didn't notice that. I bought it at the shop facing the rotary of Shijo-Omiya Station and brought it home to eat. It had a cake-like texture with plenty of whipped cream (photo 2). It's expensive (¥972), but still delicious. I think it's worth trying at least once.

Yaoiso Shi-jo Omiya store is a fruit specialty shop located a 3-5 minute walk from Omiya Station. It is a take-out specialty store located next to the Fruit Parlor Yaoiso. They are famous for their fruit sandwiches and cakes made with fresh fruits. You can also purchase fresh fruits, making it a great option for souvenirs or gifts. I bought their popular item, the Special Fruit Sandwich, which is packed with strawberries, pineapples, kiwis, melons, and other classic fruits. The cream is light, making it easy to eat, and the combination of moist bread and fruits is irresistible! This shop has been selling fruit sandwiches for a long time, so if you like traditional shops, be sure to visit. Thank you for the meal!

I watched a TV show featuring suspense, no, the Emperor of the Cliff (lol), so I decided to get some takeout. I bought the recommended Royal Fruit Sandwich and the cute Lemon Roll Cake. As for the fruit sandwich, maybe my expectations were too high? Or maybe it was because the travel time was long? Or perhaps because I was already full? I found it to be just okay. Maybe I should have chosen the seasonal fruits. The Lemon Roll Cake, on the other hand, was delicious with a refreshing lemon flavor and a jelly-like texture in the middle. Next time, I'll try to eat it right after buying it! Thank you for the meal.

This is a long-established fruit parlor located right outside the 2A exit of Hankyu Omiya Station. There are several fruit shops to the east of the station, and this parlor offers various fruit sandwiches and fruit parfaits. They have set menus that include a mixed juice with a fruit sandwich starting from 800 yen + tax. I tried the mini parfait set, which includes a fruit sandwich, mixed juice, and mini fruit parfait for 1150 yen + tax. It's a perfect way to indulge in a variety of fruits.

There are many trendy fruit sandwich shops popping up, but this shop has been serving fruit sandwiches for a long time. Their fruit sandwich includes strawberry, kiwi, pineapple, papaya, and melon for only 756 yen, a reasonable price for everyday purchase. The strawberry sandwich, with a mild cream and strawberries, is a perfect combination at 1100 yen. The cream is lightly sweetened and the fruits are delicious, showcasing how to enhance the flavors of the fruits. Even after the fruit sandwich trend fades, this shop will remain timeless.

I heard that fruit sandwiches were delicious so I tried one. Honestly, it wasn't to my liking. The bread was not good. Fruit sandwiches only use fruit, whipped cream, and bread, so if the bread is bad, it's not worth it. People who say this is delicious have different tastes in food. In rural areas, things that are not special are sometimes praised. Unlike Tokyo, there are shops that think they can keep making the same thing forever because there is little competition. The bread in fruit sandwiches is important.

*Mini Kuzu Arare Set ¥1265 If you want to eat fruit sandwiches in Kyoto, this is the place to go! My favorite is the Mini Kuzu Arare Set ( "´༥`" ). The fruits included this time were strawberry, melon, pineapple, kiwi, grape, banana, and papaya! The fruit sandwich comes with 3 slices of bread in a set. It has a good amount of volume, but the cream connects the fruit and bread nicely making it easy to eat. I thought I could have it for breakfast or lunch, but sweets always have a separate stomach, so I didn't get full (ˊᵕˋ ;). After this, I went for a proper lunch. ♡

This year's Christmas cake was from Yaoiso. I'm excited because it's a cake from a fruit specialty store. I couldn't finish a whole cake, so I bought a slice (653 yen). The colorful fruits on top caught my eye. Upon closer inspection, I found that the top had pineapple, mango, and strawberries. The pineapple was quite large, but the rest were just for decoration. The cake had layers with fruits scattered throughout, mostly pineapple. Since it's a cake for this time of year, I think it would be nice to have a bit more "red" fruits. Maybe a fruit sandwich would have been a safer choice.

I visited Yaoiso to purchase fruits. I have been collecting fruit sandwich exchange tickets little by little. When exchanging them, I plan to ask for them without bread and whipped cream (bitter smile). I also bought easy-to-eat oranges at the hotel. The table was covered with oranges. The oranges from Wakayama (1080 yen per basket) left an impression not for their sweetness but for their lack of acidity. While I think it's good to have such varieties, I believe that acidity and aroma are also important elements of fruit deliciousness, not just sweetness. I wonder about citrus fruits that are not very citrus-like. The Red Princess story (540 yen each) had a relatively thin bag covering the flesh, so I was able to eat it with a similar sensation to oranges. It had a decent amount of acidity in addition to sweetness. I enjoyed the citrus-like flavor, and it was quite delicious. However, I felt that Dekopon, which I eat at home, is cheaper and tastier. I have heard stories from high school friends about turning yellow from eating too many oranges, but I didn't turn yellow at all from this amount. I realized that my love for fruits still has a long way to go.

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Fruit sandwiches have really become popular lately. You can find fruit sandwich shops in unexpected places while walking around the city. The fruit slices in modern fruit sandwiches are huge, and there's plenty of whipped cream. They taste delicious, but I often feel guilty and a bit bloated after eating them. However, Yaoiso's fruit sandwiches are a more traditional type and are very easy to eat. Yaoiso is a fruit shop with a long history, founded in the Meiji era. I didn't know this, but the store I visited in Shijo Omiya is actually their main store. There is also a cafe called Parlor next to it. Although I was initially confused and went to the cafe, I found out that the fruit shop was where I could buy the fruit sandwiches to go. I was tempted by the fruit mix type, but I love strawberries, so I chose the strawberry sandwich. It was delicious even though it's a bit early for strawberry season.