Second visit, coming back to Nakashibetsu after 3 months is quite a distance that people from outside the area might not consider. Last time, the milk tea was highly praised for its balance of taste, texture, flavor, and portion size. However, this time the taste seemed to have slightly declined, possibly due to it being summer. Despite this, the fact that they don't rely on sweeteners left a good impression.

It's sudden, but I'm in Nakashibetsu. As always, I calm down my friend who is in a hurry and buy soft serve ice cream. The menu is extensive and everything looks delicious. I struggled to choose, but ended up ordering a regular milk soft serve. Inside the store, there are various items such as sundries and snacks for sale, but I was handed my ice cream quickly. It was heavy and voluminous! At 300 yen including tax, this size is a great deal! When I tried it, it melted smoothly in my mouth, was sweet, and extremely rich and creamy! This would go well with a bitter coffee jelly without sweetness. Next time, I definitely want to try the coffee jelly soft serve. Thank you, Aruru!

The map was off, so I requested a correction and it was fixed. The milk tea is rich and heavy at first, but as you sip it, it gradually becomes light and interesting! The taste is hearty but without excessive sweetness or heaviness, making it delicious! The portion size is also about 1.3 times larger, which is top-notch!

I used to eat soft serve at A Coop Aruru, but I noticed that Puchi Aruru was available now. I thought it was just a restroom next to the stand. This time, I tried the mini soft serve at Puchi Aruru for 200 yen. It wasn't really mini at all. I usually go for the mini size, but the regular size for 300 yen seems quite big. The milk from Nakashibetsu is delicious.

After having lunch at a seaside, even though it was supposed to be a day off, I ended up talking about work-related matters with my colleagues at the office in Nakashibetsu. Even though I shouldn't have been hungry, I ended up having soft serve ice cream at Puchiaruru. It was quite generous in portion. When I took a bite, it felt like eating whipped cream. Very smooth texture. However, it was somewhat heavy. Haha.

On the way back from Cape Notoro, I felt like having another soft serve ice cream and stopped in Naka-ashoro. I visited Puchi Aruru, a small shop located at an intersection that also serves as a town station. The soft serve menu includes milk, chocolate, mix, and matcha flavors with various toppings. I ordered the milk flavor as usual. The soft serve that came out was pure white and generously sized. When I took a bite, it had a rich and dense creaminess, similar to whipped cream. It wasn't overly sweet, but still delicious and satisfying. It's a type of soft serve that you don't come across often these days, but the unique taste is quite appealing. Thank you for the meal.

I've been passing by many times but didn't know about this place. I was drawn in by the soft serve ice cream sign and decided to enter. It's a small shop next to the Hokuren gas station. Inside, they sell snacks and drinks, but it doesn't have a strong local flavor like roadside stations. I ordered a coffee jelly soft serve (300 yen) and enjoyed it on the bench inside the shop. It was delicious, with a strong taste of milk. I ate it while mixing in the jelly, which had a homemade feel and a slightly bitter taste. It came with a straw for drinking, but as someone who prefers to eat with a spoon, it was a bit of a hassle. It might be better to have a system where you give out straws only to those who want them due to the added cost. But the soft serve was delicious, and the unlimited stamp card is a great deal - you get a free soft serve after collecting 10 stamps. I will definitely visit again.

I came to Shinshin alone to visit someone who is ill, so I decided to explore until it gets dark. The days are short, so I know that. It will take me 2 hours to get back home. I decided to eat "soft serve ice cream" at "Puchi Aruru." It's located along the national highway. It's like a "town station." There are clean facilities and even a toilet. The sign says they will be closed for winter. Puchi Aruru is run by the JA (Japan Agricultural Cooperatives). Next to it is a JA gas station. Inside the store, there is a small shop area. I ordered a "milk" soft serve ice cream for 260 yen. It was cheap and good. The portion was generous and it was pure white. It had a fluffy texture like whipped cream. When I touched it, it felt like soft serve ice cream. It tasted amazing with a strong milk flavor, smooth texture, and not too sweet. It was delicious. Overall, it was a unique and tasty soft serve ice cream.

Eastern Hokkaido, Nakashibetsu Town. After eating ramen for lunch, I visited a shop where a soft serve ice cream flag was fluttering in the wind. It's called "Petit Aruru" in the town station. Recently, not only roadside stations but also town stations seem to be increasing in number. The shop is labeled "JA Nakashibetsu," so it seems to be a facility related to the agricultural cooperative. Next to the shop is a Hokuren gas station. Inside the shop, there is a sales corner for local products and a soft serve ice cream sales corner. The price of the soft serve ice cream is only 260 yen! In the midst of many soft serves exceeding 300 yen recently, it has become rare to find one in the 200 yen range. The soft serve ice cream at Petit Aruru is very milky. Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to soft serve ice cream. As you age (become an old man), you start to prefer a refreshing soft serve ice cream. Soft serve ice cream like Petit Aruru is delicious, but I seem to struggle with the quantity. It's so rich that it's hard to believe it's only 260 yen. The richness makes you a little thirsty (laughs). I highly recommend it to those who like sweet and rich soft serve ice cream. The shop also offers shakes, so I would like to try that next time. Thank you for the meal.

I am a regular customer at this place. It is located along National Route 272, and offers soft serve ice cream, shakes, coffee, and local specialties. The store also sells snacks, juices, and more. I personally only have the soft serve ice cream, but I hear the shakes are delicious too! The soft serve ice cream is cheap and great value for money. It is made with plenty of milk and you can add toppings. They offer a variety of flavors like coffee, caramel, cocoa, and blueberry.