Size is regular (medium size). The flavors are cream, pistachio, and fior di latte. I was a bit surprised when I ordered the medium size and was told it was 1400 yen. But, considering I was once charged 3000 yen at Kamakura Gelato almost 10 years ago, I'm used to it. The taste reminded me of the high level of Kamakura Gelato, which has now expanded to multiple locations. High-quality gelato is not icy or hard like ice cream, but rather creamy and smooth. I tried cream, pistachio, and fior di latte, and they were all elegant and subtle. The flavors were not very distinct, but they all had a refined taste. The cone was thick and had a good texture, but the ice cream did not reach the bottom of the cone, so you need to eat it carefully. In short, it was expensive but delicious!

After finishing my errands at Nihonbashi Takashimaya, I felt like having something sweet so I decided to stop by. It was my first time, so I went with the classic Mascarpone & Caramelized Fig and Pistachio flavors. I downloaded the app and signed up as a member on the spot, which gave me a 100 yen discount. Even though it was a bit pricey, the dessert was really delicious. I might come back again when I crave something sweet. 🐾😸🐾

I bought a limited bag of Toshimaya's pigeon sablé the other day and resisted the temptation to buy it, but today I just had to have it. I chose the smallest size Piccolo where you can select 2 flavors. I had already decided on Crème Brûlée, and for the other flavor, I couldn't decide between Summer Time which is said to be the best. Both were delicious, and now I'm thinking about what to order next time. This time I chose the corn flavor, and it was so crispy and delicious. Thank you for the meal.

At Venchi, I almost only buy gelato. The gelato is delicious. Very. I always go for the Azteco. It's an extra dark chocolate sorbet. You can taste the rich chocolate flavor. Since it's a sorbet, it leaves a refreshing aftertaste. It's pure bliss. I tried the vegan almond for the first time. It was delicious too. Truly Venchi☆ And I also tried the Gianduiotto Venezuela, recommended by the staff. It's a hazelnut gelato. It was also delicious. I got to fully enjoy the hazelnuts. The only downside was that the cone was a bit soggy.. But gelato is still the best. It seems like it will take some time to try all the flavors here.

Holiday Monday, around 12:40, I visited a restaurant inside Coredo Nihonbashi for lunch. After finishing my meal, as it was too hot and I had to go back to work the next day, I was heading home when my wife suggested getting some gelato. Although I have been to Venchi before, it was my first time visiting this particular store. They have a nice seating area for a few people, which is great. We ordered: Regular Cup ¥1100, Regular Cone ¥1100, Extra Gourmet Cone with 75% Chocolate Via ¥200. The total was ¥2592. The cup had pistachio, Venchi cream, and Gianduja from Venezuela. The cone had Cremino, almond, and the extra gourmet cone had 75% chocolate Via, which was also in the gelato. They were all delicious, but too sweet for my taste. I used to drink sweet canned coffee and other high-sugar drinks in the past, but now I only drink black coffee and unsweetened tea. This has made me very sensitive to sugar, and even Japanese sake that I used to enjoy now tastes too sweet to me. Therefore, my opinion of it being too sweet may not align with the general consensus. Also, it was a bit pricey to spend over a thousand yen for gelato. With this price, there are plenty of other options available, so it might be difficult for me to visit again.

I feel like eating gelato and chocolate a few times a year. Today, I visited the shop around 5:30 PM on Sunday and was surprised to see a long line. It was the busiest I've ever seen it. They had just started using an app, and I got a 100 yen discount for registering. I ordered a Piccolo cup. I chose the new lemon and pistachio flavors. I prefer creamy over sorbet, so I chose both creamy flavors. However, they were stickier than the flavors I usually eat, so it was a bit different from my preference.

Located inside Takashimaya in Nihonbashi, this shop stands out with its unique appearance. There was a line, so I decided to wait as well (lol). It seems to be an Italian gelato shop, possibly originally a chocolate shop. I ordered ice cream, a double scoop for just under 900 yen. Hmm... as expected from Takashimaya's gelato, the portion was incredibly small. Incredibly! But the taste was delicious. The cost performance is not great... Thank you for the meal.

In Ginza and Nihonbashi Takashimaya SC, it was always crowded, so I always passed by, thinking that it must be delicious. There were no seats to eat, and eating while standing alone didn't seem appealing. However, one Saturday after lunch, my husband and I spotted it while going down the escalator. We decided to order one to share - latte and pistachio tiramisu for 1180 yen. But it was too sweet, almost like syrup, and lacked the flavor of the ingredients. The cone was tasty, crispy and fragrant, but the gelato itself was not enjoyable. It was too sweet and lacked flavor. It reminded me of the delicious soft serves I had in Hokkaido last week. I prefer Häagen-Dazs over this. We decided we wouldn't visit again. Disappointing!

I visited the Ginza store the other day and it wasn't crowded, so I was able to buy without lining up even during dinner time on weekends. This time, I tried the new flavors of almond and pistachio. They were both delicious, but I personally preferred the pistachio from the Livisco Ginza store. The almond flavor was refreshing with a hint of almond sweetness, which was nice. Next time, I plan to try a different variety.

Stable quality at Venchi. I have visited the Ginza street shop twice. There are only two tables here, so it's narrow. The flavors are limited? I didn't choose the milk and mascarpone caramelized fig or chocolate. It's delicious, but the prices are high.

I had gelato at Venchi, an Italian chocolate and gelato shop on the 1st floor of Nihonbashi Takashimaya New Building. At the register, you choose the size and whether you want a cone or a cup before selecting your gelato. I chose the small size (Piccolo) with a cone. For Piccolo, you can choose 2 flavors. There were many gelato flavors to choose from, so I asked the staff for recommendations and ended up selecting Pistachio and Mandarin. They also gave me a complimentary chocolate coin on top. The gelato was rich and flavorful, with a strong taste of the ingredients. The cone was also delicious, making me want to try other flavors. It was a delightful treat. Thank you for the meal.

I thought it would be nice to have a single serving that you can eat quickly, but even the smallest size requires choosing two flavors. I think I chose mocha and coconut flavors. I realized that I need to take notes if I want to write a review on Tabelog. I always think I won't forget, but I end up forgetting. Even when I look at the photos later, I can't remember. I should write it down right away. Anyway, it was definitely delicious. The corn was also delicious. I was actually impressed by the corn. When you come here, you should eat the corn, not in a cup. It's already the season where things melt quickly.

I have probably eaten Venchi's gelato about 5 times before. I usually always choose pistachio and dark chocolate gelato, but this time I went for raspberry and pistachio. Pistachio is definitely my favorite flavor and I love it. The raspberry, which I tried for the first time, had a refreshing taste with a hint of acidity, and it was also delicious. The store is located on the first floor of Nihonbashi Takashimaya New Building, which I often pass by, so I couldn't resist getting some gelato. There are tables inside the store where you can sit and enjoy your gelato, with napkins and wet towels provided. In front of me, there were beautiful chocolate boxes and cans displayed, which was lovely. Next time, I think I'll buy some chocolate by weight. Thank you for the meal.

Today is the end of the month. I decided to get some sweets with my friends, so we got some to take out. The shop is famous for its chocolate flavors, so we got two types of chocolate and pistachio. The takeout size is called "Piccolo," which is a medium size, I heard. It's quite substantial and the price is about five times that of regular ice cream... Well, we decided to splurge a little and bought it. We took it back to the office and shared it with our colleagues. The flavors were indeed rich and elegant. The Piccolo size has quite a lot, so by the end, it made our throats dry. It must be a good quality product because it melts quickly, so we ate it up quickly. It was a luxurious end to the month. Thank you for the meal. In conclusion, Hagen-Dazs is good!笑

Nihonbashi Takashimaya S.C. store 1st floor. Today's purchases: Gelato: Legorale Cone 993 yen, Gelato Shake with whipped cream 108 yen, Gourmet Cone Nugaty Nut 216 yen. I'm not sure, so I'll just write down the receipt as it is. It seems like I ordered a cone with chocolate and nut coating, topped with whipped cream on the gelato (^_^;) For this size, you can choose 2 types of gelato. I chose Hazelnut & Chocolate Spread and Venky Cream. The person who served me said my order was size S, but looking at the receipt, it should be R. Either way is fine, and the taste doesn't change whether it's big or small, but I want to know which one is correct. But I don't want to visit this store again. The prices and the attitude of the staff are high and unwelcoming. If there are any experts who can tell from the image, please let me know. I don't have any specific thoughts on the taste of the gelato. The best part was the chocolate and nuts on the cone. Thank you for the meal ===========

I bought the cute can as a gift. The book-shaped can is well-made and contains 4 types of chocolates. The shop also sells packaged chocolates, individual pieces, bars, and gelato. I would like to try the gelato next time. Thank you for the meal.

[Date] Visited on a weekday at 4:30 pm alone. [Reservation] None. Purchased without waiting. Unlike the Ginza store, there doesn't seem to be a line here, so you can buy quickly. [Location] About a 1-minute walk from Nihonbashi Station. Within walking distance from Tokyo Station as well. [Interior] Table seating available. Limited number of seats but there is also an eat-in space. [Order] Around 1500 yen for 6 pieces of chocolate. You can choose your favorite chocolate by the piece and the total amount is determined by grams. There are a variety of options, so anyone can find their favorite chocolate. Detailed descriptions are also provided. Personally, I was happy to see many hazelnut and nut-based chocolates. Highly recommended for small gifts. [Service] Prompt and friendly service. [In conclusion] Since it's less crowded compared to the Ginza store, you can take your time and choose your favorite chocolate!

It was close to closing time at Takashimaya, but I heard that you could get gelato from a famous Italian chocolate shop, so I decided to go. I ordered the "Regolare" which allows you to choose three flavors with toppings. I chose the following flavors, from top to bottom: Gianduiotto Venezuela, Pistachio, and Cuoio di Cacao (dark chocolate). The experience was like tasting a chocolate with low milk content, with a sticky texture like candy. It was not your typical gelato, so it's not something you should eat thinking it's just regular gelato. It seems like chocolate lovers would really enjoy it, but eating it alone might interfere with your next meal or plans, as it's quite filling. It's best to share it with someone else. However, the luxury of being able to taste high-quality chocolate as gelato is truly an extraordinary experience, and even though it costs nearly 1,000 yen per serving, I think it's worth it.

Recently, I've started to notice a shop called Venchi. It's a high-end chocolate shop that mainly sells packaged chocolates. They don't offer fancy chocolates like Marcolini or Hermé. Their packaged chocolates challenge the likes of Lindt and GODIVA with higher prices. I occasionally indulge in their chocolates, but whether Venchi's chocolates are worth the price is debatable. Today, I tried their ice cream. I had it before at the Kisarazu outlet store. The ice cream comes in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Small has 2 scoops for around 700 yen, medium has 3 scoops for 800 yen, and large has 4 scoops for 900 yen. Who eats 4 scoops of ice cream? You can choose between a cup or a cone, and I prefer the cone because they coat the edge with chocolate and sprinkle it with milk chocolate or raspberry chocolate. This time, I ordered a medium size with cappuccino, tiramisu, and hazelnut flavors. Can I finish this portion? They also add a bonus of milk or dark chocolate at the top. Don't underestimate a chocolate shop that also sells ice cream. It's actually quite good. Venchi's ice cream isn't too sweet and the flavors are well balanced. The cone is slightly thick with a hint of sweetness. A shop that pays attention to the cone is sure to make delicious ice cream. I think Venchi is one of the top ice cream shops in Tokyo. I managed to finish all 3 scoops without any issues. I had to cut back on dinner though. Just be aware that the portion size goes beyond being a snack.

The children had ice cream here while visiting Nihonbashi Takashimaya. In terms of taste, I think Maison Marugela in Azabu-Juban is better even though it's more expensive at 1000 yen per cup. However, this place is more accessible so I gave it a 3 rating. The high prices, weak yen, and inflation are worrisome.