■ Hakata's Bokemon (10 pieces) ¥1,404 Rusett Marina Hakata Hankyu (Hakata Bokemon) 092-461-1381 1-1 Hakata Ekimae, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Hakata Hankyu B1F https://tabelog.com/fukuoka/A4001/A400101/40027684/

Today's dessert was at "Lucette Marina" in the basement of Hakata Hankyu. I couldn't resist this tart for tart lovers! I was torn between strawberry and Shine Muscat, but since Shine Muscat is currently in season, I went for that. It was delicious! The not too sweet Shine Muscat paired perfectly with the fresh cream. The tart shell was biscuit type with a hint of butter flavor. It was pure bliss. Thank you for the meal!

I got off the train halfway and went shopping at Hakata Station. I purchased cakes from a shop located in the Hankyu underground next to the station for the first time. The shop seems to have its main store in Minami Ward, Hakata. I forgot to write down the name, but I bought pistachio mousse, coffee chocolate, grape mousse with rare cheese. Personally, I think pistachio was my favorite. The pistachio flavor was strong, but the mousse was light, with raspberry inside as an accent. The color and shape (resembling the top of the Budokan) were quite lovely. The coffee chocolate cake was the richest. The others were lighter and easy to eat. The prices were reasonable. It had a nice feeling of a local cake shop. Thank you for the treat!

The well-cooked sweet apple was incredibly delicious! It paired well with the custard, and I would like to try other cakes as well.

I bought a strawberry shortcake for a birthday cake. It wasn't too sweet, the sponge was fluffy with lots of fresh cream, and it used fresh strawberries. It was a very delicious shortcake.

The dessert box is a great value and delicious.

Hi there, it's food fighter Kyantama! I bought a cake at a cake shop inside Hakata Hankyu. When I ate my favorite Mont Blanc cake, it was incredibly delicious and a surprising burst of flavor exploded in my mouth. The chestnut flavor was a bit lacking, but all the other cakes are definitely delicious. The chocolate cake pairs perfectly with coffee. My partner really enjoyed the strawberry shortcake, saying it was super tasty.

Last year during Christmas, I was busy with my son's tennis matches and couldn't celebrate Christmas as a family as usual. So, I bought cakes for the family later on from this place. I got Chocola Chocola (432 yen), Tiramisu (486 yen), and Rare Cheesecake (432 yen). It was my first time trying this place, so I was curious about the taste. But all the cakes were delicious and turned out to be a hit! They felt more like an evolved version of a local bakery's cakes rather than modern sophisticated cakes. There were many other cakes and baked goods that caught my eye, so I would like to visit again if I have the chance.

I always tend to go for strawberry cakes, but this time I tried this roll cake for the first time. I didn't really understand what rice flour was until it was pointed out, but it was deliciously chewy. Is this chewiness a characteristic of rice flour? The taste seems like something older people would appreciate, so it might be a good souvenir. I usually buy cakes at the main store in Minami Ward, but lately, I feel like the cakes were tastier before. So, to change things up, I got the roll cake. It's a shame that the Hankyu store doesn't accept the main store's point card! Well, I was able to get it at a discount using the Hankyu point card, but it would be nice if both could be used together... I hear they have various sweets from Hakata, so I look forward to new releases in the future.

This is the Hakata Hankyu store of the famous cake shop Russet Marina in Ayame-cho. I bought a bento box from the eel shop in the basement on this day, so I stopped by to buy a cake as a souvenir for my wife. The shop is lined with the wonderful cakes that owner chef Nozaki is proud of. I bought three cakes focusing on strawberry as it was the season for the Momoiro Sweets Fair in the Hankyu underground mall. Strawberry Milk for 380 yen, a participating product in the Hankyu Momoiro Sweets Fair. When you cut the fluffy dough in half, there is custard dough inside. Strawberry Tart for 400 yen, a popular item at this shop that uses luxurious seasonal strawberries. Caramel for 350 yen, in addition to strawberries, I also bought a caramel cake that my wife would like. It's a very smooth caramel cake. In addition to cakes, the owner is the son of the Japanese and Western confectionery shop "Mimatsudo," so there are also many Japanese-style products in the store. The store is located on the first basement floor of Hakata Hankyu. Russet Marina Hakata Hankyu Address: 1-1 Hakataeki Chuogai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Hakata Hankyu B1F Tel/Reservation: 092-461-1381 Business hours: 10:00-21:00 Closed: No fixed holiday.

This is a shop located in a good position in the basement of Hakata Hankyu. I used to think that the shops in Hakata Hankyu only have things that are not found in Tochigi or Hakata, but this shop is actually in Fukuoka. Just to note, this shop is for take-out only. - Strawberry Tart (3.7): A tart with whipped cream and strawberries on top, with custard cream inside. The tart here is especially delicious, with just the right amount of sweetness that fits my personal taste. - Arashiyama (3.5): Named after Arashiyama in Kyoto, this is a matcha-flavored dessert with black beans inside, also with a perfect level of sweetness. Overall, desserts are something that can be influenced by personal preferences, but the cakes at this shop perfectly match my personal taste. Since a certain cake shop on the 5th floor of the Libarein closed down, this shop has become my most purchased cake shop last year. Also, during Christmas or White Day, all the shops in Hakata Hankyu basement will have extremely long lines.

During a business trip to Hakata, I went on a tour of the Hankyu department store basement♡ After wandering around the cake shops in Hankyu's basement, I finally decided to try this shop that I had not tried before. The season was autumn, and what captured my heart was, of course, pumpkin sweets♡♡♡ There were various colorful cakes on display at the counter. The shop's recommendation seemed to be the Fruit Box, a cake box packed full of fruits! There were also stylish cup-shaped desserts like rare cheesecake mousse, chocolate mousse, and shortcake-style desserts. They also had popular items like roll cakes for souvenirs. The baked goods included cookies with flavors like soybean flour, sesame, sweet potato, and chestnut. The packaging had a stylish Japanese touch to it. This time, I only bought fresh cakes☆ Pumpkin Tart 380 yen A beautiful golden pumpkin♡ This is the ideal pumpkin Mont Blanc! The wavy pumpkin cream is quite rich in pumpkin flavor, but smooth. It has a light sprinkle of cinnamon, enhancing the sweetness and aroma of the pumpkin! Below that, there is a little bit of whipped cream. This one has a lightly sweet and refreshing cream to not overpower the pumpkin flavor. And in the center, there is a pumpkin mousse♡ This is also rich, with a solid texture that retains some of the pumpkin's fibers. Yes, it tastes like pumpkin and it's delicious. And the tartlet. It's a crispy cookie tartlet, but surprisingly, the almond cream usually used has pumpkin mixed in! From top to bottom, it's a triple pumpkin delight! Simply amazing☆ If only there were slices of pumpkin on top, it would have been perfect☆☆ I rate it 4.2. Chestnut Mousse 380 yen I think the name is different... I'm weak when it comes to seasonal items, so I ended up buying two. This one comes in a stylish cocktail cup, with layers of chestnut mousse, whipped cream, wine and chestnut jelly, chestnut cream, and a macaron and chestnut on top. I'll leave out the macaron because I'm not a fan of chocolate. This is also a chestnut-flavored mousse cake! The chestnut cream is not too creamy but has a perfect paste-like texture. Underneath, there is a light whipped cream that balances everything out. Surprisingly, there's a slice of candied chestnut in the jelly. Candied chestnut on a Mont Blanc cake? I was skeptical, but the elegant aroma of wine and chestnut adds a sophisticated touch, lightening up the usually heavy Mont Blanc! Under that is the chestnut mousse, which is smooth~ This one is also elegant. You can enjoy various chestnut flavors and I highly recommend it! I rate it 4.0. Service: When I said I needed it for 1 hour, they gave me 4 ice packs. They pack the cups securely to prevent them from tipping over. I was able to safely bring them home♪ Overall: Hakata Hankyu Department Store Basement Sweets☆ Among the numerous patisseries in Hakata, this place offers top-notch flavors! The classic cakes are stylish, and the seasonal cakes are carefully crafted and incredibly delicious! I appreciate the meticulous work that values the ingredients♪ Next time, I'll try the rare cheesecake mousse that was in the top rankings♪ I was torn between that and the fig tart from another shop, but in the end, pumpkin won. That choice was not wrong, and I am very satisfied. It was a fun day at the department store basement after a long time♪ More to come. Starting from registering as a new member...!! I wonder if someone will do it for me...

Located in the department store Hakata Hankyu attached to JR Hakata Station in Fukuoka City, this cake shop, also known as "Recette-Marina," offers a variety of Western-style sweets. They also develop, manufacture, and sell many confections that make use of the Hakata brand. One of the baked goods provided by this shop is the "Kyushu Dandy," which is essentially a Florentine. It is shaped like a long stick and has a substantial volume despite being offered at a reasonable price. The thick, crispy cookie pairs perfectly with the almond slices caramelized together.

I went to L'atelier de Marina at Hakata Hankyu in Fukuoka City, Hakata-ku, 1-1 Hakataekichuogai, Hakata Hankyu B1F. It is located in the middle of the Hankyu department store basement. They had a Halloween limited-time dessert box called "Fruitful Happy Halloween" for 1365 yen. It was a tart with pumpkin and sweet potato toppings, and I was lucky to get the last one. It had walnuts and the sweetness was just right, making it delicious. I previously visited their main store in Minami Ward in October 2007. You can find more information in my blog post here: http://yamayama.blog.bbiq.jp/blog/2013/11/post-9a83.html

After having a meal in the sky garden, I went to the popular Hankyu underground area to look for souvenirs. I decided to buy the dessert box that I had been curious about for a while. This shop originally had a store in Minami Ward, Fukuoka City, and their cream puffs are said to be famous. The dessert box is covered with fruits, resembling a treasure chest. They also offer collagen jelly. Under the fruits, there is custard cream, and at the bottom, there is sponge cake, designed to be eaten directly with a spoon. In reality, when my family of four shared it on plates, the beauty was ruined. As for the taste, the shop is famous for its cream puffs, and the custard cream was quite delicious. The sponge cake was also light and tasty. Overall, the taste makes me want to try other cakes as well. I am now interested in trying the cream puffs at the main store.