The store is small, but the eclairs in the showcase are so cute! They all look delicious and it's hard to choose. My husband bought some as a souvenir at first, and I was amazed at how delicious they were! I wanted to eat them again, so I went to the store myself. The prices are reasonable and they make great gifts.

Strawberry shortcake... The balance between the tartness of the strawberries and the light custard is perfect. Parisian... The rich custard and nuts complement each other well, creating a simple yet perfect match with the pastry. Rich Chocolat... The intense chocolate cream and the acidity of the dried raspberries are exquisite. Both the appearance and taste are vibrant, making it exciting to choose from. The shop is small and inconspicuous, so you might just pass by without noticing it.

I visited after a long time. I often use Cecil Blue for souvenirs. I was undecided on how many to get, but ended up buying 8. They look cute, don't they? Just looking at the showcase is enjoyable. They are a bit small, but with this cuteness and affordable price, I couldn't help but buy too many. The cream is mildly sweet and not heavy, so you can enjoy eating them quickly. They were delicious as always. I'll visit again soon.

It's a very small shop but very cute♡ The eclairs all look beautiful and delicious, making it hard to choose. I had the Rum Raisin and my companion had the Hinamatsuri (limited edition), both priced at around 330 yen I believe. They were both delicious♪

Popular souvenir from Yakuin. Received it as a gift. Grateful. There are too many different kinds of delicious eclairs to enjoy. I remember having a Dassai eclair before. The size is just right and easy to eat. And even though I was already full that day, I managed to eat it all. Sweet treats go to a separate stomach.

I had been curious about this place for a while and finally got to go. Most items are priced in the 300 yen range, which is very reasonable. The appearance is cute and the taste of everything is different. It seems like it would be appreciated as a gift or souvenir. I bought a lot of baked goods like cookies and lemon cake for around 200 yen each, and they were all delicious.

✨Recommended for✨ - Those who want to eat delicious eclairs - Treat for yourself - Souvenirs, gifts - Want to be healed by the showcase - Want to eat an eclair with plenty of cream until the end ✨Atmosphere✨ - Cute, lovely - Each group can enter one at a time, so you can relax and choose slowly - It is a take-out only store, there is no eat-in option - Check out new products and limited-time items on Instagram! Cute and delicious just by looking at the photos! ✨Menu Takeout✨ - Popular No.1 Pistachio✨ ¥330 - Rich Chocolat✨ ¥330 - Shine Muscat✨ ¥380 - Parisian✨ ¥280 - Limited edition items change depending on the season or day, so it's fun to choose each time...a happy dilemma ✨Other✨ - Check the products on Instagram as popular items may sell out - Reservations and reservations can be made by phone - If you come by car, make sure to check the parking space in advance ✨Lunch course & Walking course introduction✨ The area around the shop also has various charms - Italy trip ~Italian lunch course~ - Pasta: Pasta Pasta - Coffee: Coffee Hanabishi - Eclair: Cecil Blue Shop movement is a 1-minute walk away - Shopping for miscellaneous goods ~Interior journey~ - Miscellaneous goods, cafe: B.B.B POTTERS - Miscellaneous goods shop: mill - Vintage furniture: NEST - Eclair: Cecil Blue Shop movement is a 3-5 minute walk away ✨Summary✨ Shifuku.✨

I stumbled upon a sweets shop when I started to feel a little hungry. The shop seemed small, probably only enough for two people to enter at a time. It appeared to specialize in eclairs, as the display case was filled with various flavors. I decided to purchase a pistachio cream eclair. I walked a bit further before indulging in it, and it was incredibly delicious. The pastry was crispy, the cream was rich, and the pistachio aroma was delightful. It had a pleasant aftertaste, and I could easily eat more than one. Thank you for the meal, it was the best eclair I have ever tasted.

It was delicious, so I went again. This time I chose fig and Mont Blanc. Last time I had Shine Muscat and grape varieties, pistachio, so I chose something new. It was very delicious. The pudding also had honey? at the bottom, which was delicious. I want to go again.

A small local shop specializing in eclairs. I finally visited after hearing from a friend that they were delicious. There seemed to be over 10 varieties, with pistachio being the most popular. It was already sold out, so I tried the three types in the picture. Each one was around 320 yen, which is affordable, but the taste is authentic. They were all delicious, and I want to try pistachio next time. Honestly, there wasn't anything outstanding, but considering the price and taste, I understand why it's a popular shop.

Eclair specialty store. When you enter the store, you will see a variety of eclairs. It looks amazing! It's a great place for women. I ordered the chocolate, Mont Blanc, and chocolate Mont Blanc eclairs. Inside, they have custard cream which is not too sweet, just right. The size, appearance, and taste are excellent. I'm curious about the muscat eclair, so I will visit again during muscat season.

I love éclairs, so when I heard there was a specialty éclair shop, I rushed over. Unfortunately, they were sold out by the time I got there in the evening. So, I decided to come back in the morning for a rematch. The shop was easy to miss, with a small storefront dedicated to sales only. Inside, there was a showcase filled with beautifully crafted éclairs that looked almost too good to eat. It was like a treasure chest of éclairs. Each one was delicious, and they would make great gifts as well.

Today's snack was eclairs from Cecil Blue✨ This place seems to specialize in eclairs. I bought salted vanilla for 300 yen, pistachio for 320 yen, peach shortcake for 340 yen, rich chocolate for 320 yen, honey lemon for 320 yen, Mont Blanc for 320 yen, and tiramisu for 320 yen! The eclairs are not too big and have a light texture, so you can eat as many as you want by yourself haha. I personally liked the salted vanilla and peach shortcake. They would make great souvenirs too. Thank you for the meal! 🥐

This is a specialty shop near Yakuin Odori Station that specializes in eclairs. Although they specialize in eclairs, they also sell pudding and baked goods. On this day, the eclairs were sold out, so I tried their hidden popular item, the lemon cake. The baked goods are presented in antique-style trunks, making the selection process exciting! The eclairs here are cute, so I would have been even more excited if they had been in the showcase. The lemon cake had a strong lemon flavor when I tried it. Among all the lemon cakes I've had, I think this one brings out the best flavor of the lemon. It has a tangy taste but is also sweet due to the sugar coating on the surface. However, if you don't like sour flavors, it might be better to choose the eclairs or pudding instead. I look forward to trying the eclairs next time!

【Hakata Food Journey 2nd Stop】 Restaurant Name: cecilblue Location: 5 minutes walk from Yakuin-Odori Station Price: Up to 1000 yen I have arrived in Hakata!!! This is the 2nd stop on my Hakata food journey, visiting a total of 20 places over 2 days (including cakes). If you have some free time or are planning to visit Hakata, this could be a helpful reference for you. The 2nd stop was a place I stumbled upon while strolling around. The cute appearance of the shop drew me in, and once inside, it was a blissful space. I tried the pistachio cream puff, and it was amazing with a strong pistachio flavor. We shared one to avoid overeating, and happiness doubled through sharing! Overall: Loved it!!! #Yakiniku #Gourmet #FoodBlog #Kainoman #Kainomi #WantToConnectWithYakinikuLovers #WantToConnectWithGourmetLovers #WantToConnectWithFoodies #FamousShop #cecilblue #Yakuin #Hakata #HakataFoodJourney #HakataGourmet

There are lots of delicious eclairs lined up when you're craving cake but don't want something heavy! They are cute, tasty, and reasonably priced. Popular items like Nagano Purple, Shine Muscat, and Lemon Cake are available. The fruits are seedless and can be eaten with the skin. The choux pastry is just right - not too soft, not too hard. The Lemon Cake is super sour, so beware if you're not a fan of sour flavors. Overall, it's a great place to pick up some baked goods or small gifts.

Located in Yakuin Rokkaku, this shop specializes in eclairs and is known for using a variety of unique ingredients such as truffles and olives selected by the owner. The eclairs are not overly sweet and are visually appealing with a range of colorful options that change seasonally. The simple interior focuses on the showcase, and the space is small, suitable for 4-5 people, catering to take-out orders only. Items purchased: - Shortcake made with Fuyu persimmons from Ukiha, priced at 278 yen. The persimmons from Ukiha, Fukuoka Prefecture, were rich in sweetness and had a delicious flavor. The eclairs at this shop are not overly sweet, making them easy to eat. The persimmon eclair may sound unique, but it pairs perfectly. - Salted Caramel Nuts priced at 297 yen. Enjoy the endless loop of caramel sweetness and saltiness. - Truffle & Salt priced at 278 yen. A new item with a rich truffle chocolate cream and a perfect balance of chocolate sweetness and salt. On weekends, items tend to sell out quickly, so it was fortunate to find all items available during a weekday visit. The eclairs at this shop are easy to eat by hand, without getting messy, and are a convenient size. The cute appearance and moderate size make them a great little gift.

When I went to Fukuoka and Hakata and tried to find a nice place to eat on Instagram, I often encountered the situation where the place was closed on the day I visited. However, I found a cute dessert shop called CecilBlue. It's a small shop located about a 5-minute walk north from Yakuin Odori Station. The shop was tiny and could only fit 2-3 people at a time. In front of me was a colorful showcase displaying beautiful éclairs. This shop specializes in éclairs, and it was so hard to choose just one from the selection. I ended up choosing the classic Shortcake for 278 yen, which had custard cream, whipped cream, and strawberries on top of éclair pastry. The cream was not too sweet, and the pastry had a light and crispy texture. I also tried the overwhelmingly popular Pistachio éclair for 297 yen, which had pistachio cream inside. It was rich and creamy, perfect for pistachio lovers like me. There were many other flavors I wanted to try, so it was a tough decision to make. These éclairs would make great gifts as they are easy to carry and priced around 300 yen each. With a variety of options available, it's sure to be a hit among girls. CecilBlue is a must-visit for cute and delicious éclairs.

I have visited this shop a few times since seeing it featured on TV. If you're looking for a good gift that's not too expensive and can't afford a cake, I highly recommend this shop. The interior is very small, so it's best to go alone. My favorite is the salted eclair. No matter how many times I go, I always end up buying the same thing. My partner seemed to like the Mont Blanc eclair. They also have unique variations like a warabi mochi eclair, and occasionally they have pudding instead of eclairs. I think it's fun to visit at least once and try them out.

It is an éclair specialty shop where cute éclairs are lined up. I went on a Saturday around 2 pm and there was one group waiting in line. The shop is small, so once one group enters, you have to line up. Despite waiting in line, there were still éclairs left that day! I purchased: - Pistachio: The most popular item. It has pistachio custard, pistachio fondant, and lemon. The combination of pistachio and custard, along with the lemon acidity, made it delicious. - Rich Chocolat: It has two types of custard, chocolate sauce, chocolate-coated pearl cracker, and raspberry. The balance of sweetness and the berry acidity was great. - Strawberry Tiramisu: It has custard, mascarpone cream, homemade strawberry sauce, and strawberries. It had a hint of cocoa flavor from the mascarpone cream and custard, giving it a Tiramisu feel. - Mont Blanc: It has chestnut cream, custard, and chestnuts. The chestnut flavor was strong, with a hint of vanilla, giving it a rich texture. The éclair crust was crispy on the outside and soft where it touched the cream. When éclairs are this fancy, it really lifts your mood! They also make great little souvenirs.