I had been curious about Snuffles' cheesecake for a while! It was smooth and rich, but not too heavy, and very delicious. The size was just right, fitting in the palm of my hand. In addition to cheesecake, they also had various other sweets like sablés and fresh chocolate, all looking very tasty.

This is a shop in the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse in Hakodate where you can enjoy delicious waffles. There is also a cafe space, but it was quite crowded on weekday evenings. They offer a set with a mini coffee and waffle for 250 yen, which I purchased. The fluffy waffle was very delicious.

I purchased a pudding topped with cheese omelette (Cheese Omelette Pudding) at a shop in a brick warehouse and enjoyed it at the hotel. I thought pudding wouldn't last long, so I ate it on the day of purchase, but the expiration date was four days later. The shop's signature item, the cheese omelette (Souffle Cheesecake), was delicious, but the pudding part tasted even better. It may have been even more delicious when mixed with the cheese omelette.

I am visiting Hakodate City in Hokkaido. Snaffles is famous for its cheese omelette. I used to visit the Hakodate Station store often, but unfortunately it closed down, so I am now using this store. I love milk crepes, but they were sold out that day. However, I saw a delicious-looking chocolate strawberry shortcake and decided to order it without hesitation. The pink cream on the cake is very cute, and when I tried it, the cream was very delicious with plenty of sweet and sour fresh strawberry flavor. It is not just cute, but also has a delicious taste. All the cakes at Snaffles are delicious, so I highly recommend it.

A shop located in the Hakodate Red Brick Warehouse. After drinking plenty of beer at a nearby beer hall and strolling around the red brick warehouse, I noticed this shop. It had a standing eating space with a ceiling full of Western-style sweets. You can try the cakes first, and if you like them, you can purchase them... kind of a sales promotion strategy, I guess. The cakes were moist and seemed to be a good mix of high-quality cheesecake and sponge cake. They were delicious, but I also fell for the shop's tactic and ended up buying a box as a souvenir... Thank you for the meal.

When I arrived at the restaurant I had decided to eat at in Hakodate, it was already past 5 p.m. and the eat-in option had ended, so I had to give up. I decided to eat outside along the coast, and chose a cheese omelette with four pieces, with a variety of flavors. I chose strawberry, but was told that they were all frozen and couldn't be eaten right away. I went with the normal option, which could be refrigerated. The cheese omelette was fluffy and melted in my mouth, with a fine texture. We were told to use the thick paper at the bottom as a spoon, but I wish they had told us that beforehand. I wanted to buy some more at the New Chitose Airport on my way back, but I got distracted by other shops and completely forgot to purchase it, which was disappointing.

I don't particularly like sweet things, but when I have to choose a souvenir, I want to buy something that I think is delicious after trying it myself. Since I had a rare holiday, I wanted to buy souvenirs for my colleagues, but I was hesitant to choose something like my favorite salty pickles. However, my companion recommended a place where we could try samples. The tasting booth in the corner of the store offered a Snaffle and a mini iced coffee with a small bonus for 250 yen in cash only. The Snaffle had a gentle cheese flavor with a lingering sweetness that was refreshing when paired with the coffee. It seemed like most people who don't dislike cheese would enjoy it. So, I decided not to buy the Snaffle here and instead purchase it at Hakodate Airport. #Prices may vary depending on the product at Hakodate Airport and in the city's retail stores.

When you come to Ichigo to Matcha Kanemori Warehouse, you must try their snacks. You can eat Snaffles while standing here. It's nice to be able to taste before buying. What should I do for souvenirs, they won't last long, let's go with Ichigo and Matcha. The Ichigo flavor is clear and refreshing, not too sweet. The Matcha is quite mild, maybe to highlight the cheese, with a subtle taste. See, you never know until you try. It's a good experience.

When it comes to Hakodate, Snaffles is a must-buy souvenir. You can purchase them in packs of 4, with no option for individual pieces. There is a standing area in the shop where you can enjoy them with coffee. There are no samples available, so if you want to confirm the taste, you can try your favorite flavor here. The reason for no samples or individual sales becomes clear once you taste them. The staff are also unfriendly and not very welcoming. The plain flavor tastes like cheesecake, while the chocolate flavor is firm like a gateau chocolat. Personally, I prefer the cheesecake from a different shop.

My partner wanted to visit here while traveling, so we stopped by. Since I hadn't had a birthday cake yet, I had a slice of shortcake. Sweet treats really help relax a tired body during a trip. The cream wasn't too sweet, and the balance with the sweet and sour strawberries was just right. I also bought a cheesecake as a souvenir. When I chilled it in the fridge and ate it, it was incredibly delicious. I will definitely visit again! Thank you for the meal.

After shopping, I stopped by Matsuya and then went to the Hokkaido product exhibition for dinner shopping. I bought the limited edition Sakura Omurice from Hakodate confectionery Snaffles. It was delicious with a fluffy texture and a creamy taste. The pink color and subtle cherry blossom scent added to the overall experience. I bought two boxes and finished one in no time. Hokkaido dairy products are truly amazing, with simple yet irresistible flavors. I enjoyed it very much.

Snaffles is famous for its cheesecakes with a fluffy and creamy texture. There are several stores in Hakodate, as well as in Sapporo, New Chitose Airport, and Yurakucho in Tokyo where you can purchase them. Since they need to be refrigerated, it's best to buy them on the day you plan to return home. The Snaffles store at Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse in Hakodate has a sales area in the front and an eat-in area with a nice view of the harbor in the back. You can enjoy sweets, waffles, and drinks at a good price in the eat-in area. It's recommended for a quick break during sightseeing in the city, especially on weekdays when it's less crowded. The Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse itself is a complex with about 50 shops housed in warehouses built during the Meiji era. It also has cafes, beer halls, concert halls, and a chapel. The retro brick warehouses are a popular tourist attraction due to their unique atmosphere.

I ordered a cake set for 900 yen with black tea. Luckily, there was a window seat with a view of the sea available. The cake was delicious as expected, but I was disappointed with the black tea. It had no aroma or flavor. Maybe they should use better quality tea bags since they are cheap. I couldn't help but compare it to Rokkatei. Even though they cater to tourists, there is a difference in quality.

At one point, I loved Snaffles' cheese omelette so much that I would always check for their booth information at local product exhibitions. I still love it today, but the price has doubled, so I can't indulge in it as much anymore (laughs). For omelette lovers, this place is like a sacred spot: the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse in Hakodate. They have a cafe where you can enjoy cakes with a view of the port town through the window. And right in front of the entrance, there's a standing dessert stand (Catch Cake Bar)! You can choose one of eight catch cakes and get a small coffee, like a sample from a Caldi, for just 300 yen. While you can eat unlimited cheese omelettes, buying other catch cakes would be too much to digest due to their short shelf life. That's why I often try different flavors of catch cakes here. It's a great opportunity to try cakes you haven't tasted before, and this standing dessert stand is truly wonderful!

In 2000, a cheese omelette was introduced from Hakodate. I went to a confectionery shop (Snaffles) located in the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse in Hakodate to try it. You can enjoy the omelette at "Catchcakes.BAR". If you only want the cheese omelette, you can eat it standing at the counter. Takeout is not available. (6 flavors, 1 for ¥250 with a mini coffee included) *Sakura and Matcha Chocolate are ¥300. Flavors include Cheese, Matcha, Sakura, Strawberry, Chocolate, and Matcha Chocolate. I chose Cheese and Chocolate. The omelette uses carefully selected fresh ingredients from Hokkaido such as cheese, eggs, and milk. It has a fresh delicious taste and a fine and melty texture. Personally, I preferred the richness of the Chocolate flavor. Some flavors may change depending on the season. The store also offers a variety of cakes and baked goods.

It is a standing-style café where you can enjoy a cake with coffee for 250 yen each. Instead of a spoon, they provide a paper with a logo that you can fold and use. I chose chocolate cake, which was smooth, cold, and delicious, with a subtle cheese flavor. It was easy to eat in one go and perfect for when you crave something sweet at an affordable price.

To Snaffles: Here, you can enjoy a cheese omelette with a small coffee at the standing counter. It comes with a small round piece of thick paper that you can use as a spoon. I tried dividing it into 4 pieces and also tasted the chocolate, which was like a rich and dense gateau chocolat - delicious. I prefer this over Patisserie Merveille, as I like the stronger flavor here. It's really delicious. Thank you for the meal.

When it comes to Hakodate sweets, Snaffles in the Kanemori Warehouse is a must-visit. For only 200 yen, you can enjoy a delicious pastry with a cup of coffee. The atmosphere of the Kanemori Warehouse is also very charming, making it a perfect spot for a little break. Highly recommended!

Inside the Red Brick Warehouse, there is Snaffles where you can find the famous Cheese Omelette. This time, they had a collaboration with ISHIYA, known for their White Lover (Shiroi Koibito) cookies. I was relieved to find them here since I missed buying them in Sapporo. I had the Cheese Omelette, White Lover White Chocolate Omelette, and the limited edition Caramel Gaufrette from Hakodate. Thank you for the delicious meal! (•́✧•̀)

It's a small cheesecake, and it seems like the rule is to eat the round paper stuck on top instead of using a spoon. So, it must be soft enough to scoop with the paper. Cheesecake + coffee for 250 yen. Oh, delicious. It feels like a smaller version of LeTao's cheesecake. Being able to eat one piece quickly and having coffee included is nice. It was delicious. On the way back, I bought a collaboration cake with Shiroi Koibito at Hakodate Station.