A while ago, a certain TV show featured our shop's Chocolixir, which was highly praised by celebrities, so I became curious and decided to visit. I remembered being very satisfied when I had the soft serve ice cream before, but this time I didn't even check if they still offer it. I chose the "Chocolixir Dark 72% 662 yen" that I was looking for. It looked appealing, with a coffee shop drink-like impression but still had a luxurious touch being from Godiva. I should have asked for no cap on top since I was going to drink it right away, but I didn't think to do so. Next time, I'll ask for no cap (even though I'm not sure if I'll have it again). I struggled a bit to remove the cap and ended up getting chocolate on my palm, which I didn't like. I scooped up the cream on top and it was exciting and deliciously sweet. I used a straw to drink it and felt a rough texture, maybe from chopped chocolate or ice, which I didn't like. I actually don't like flavors with cookies or nuts mixed in, so I didn't enjoy the texture of the Chocolixir. Therefore, next time, if they have soft serve ice cream, I'll go for that instead.

The highlight of the day was the newly released chocolate mint liqueur. The green foil is sparkly and very cute! I thought the chocolate would be strong, but the mint flavor is also prominent and delicious. Most of all, the appearance is cute and gets me excited. Another must-buy item is the pearl milk chocolate. It's easy to eat and the can has a luxurious feel and is cute. Mint flavor is also recommended. There are only two seats at a table, so takeout is a good option.

GODIVA is selling a limited-time gold leaf chocolate drink, so if you haven't tried it yet, please do! They will top it with gold leaf for free on the regular price. The gold leaf itself doesn't have a taste, but it makes the drink feel more luxurious. Enjoy!

I visited Godiva in Tenjin Underground Street. They have beautiful and delicious cookies and chocolates in the department store basement, but today I tried the Chocolixir. There were various options to choose from, but I decided on the 85% dark chocolate Chocolixir. It was delicious. The staff was also very polite.

Limited-time soft serve ice cream sought after, and visited the shop. There are 2 tables (2-seater) for dining in, with both drink and ice cream options available for dining in. Soft serve ice cream dessert Double Chocolate & Chocolate In a glass shaped like an egg, smooth dark chocolate ice cream forms the central layer. Milk chocolate is also added, balancing out the bitterness. In the middle of the layers, there are crunchy cookie crumbs. On top, fluffy whipped cream & chocolate sauce. And, topped with bitter chocolate with GODIVA printed on it. It has a rich flavor, but leaves a refreshing aftertaste.

The soft serve ice cream costs 520 yen. You can choose from 3 flavors, and I chose double chocolate. It has peanut chocolate on the edge of the cone, which is delicious. There are also small chocolates as toppings. It reminded me of the ones placed on the beds in European hotels. I will definitely visit again!

Hello, it's me, food fighter Kyantama. I went to the Tenjin underground shopping mall in search of chocolate. When I entered the store, it was clear that the chocolates were high-end and famous, and therefore quite expensive. A box of chocolates cost several thousand yen, but the size was not very big, so it was out of my reach. I ended up buying a Christmas chocolate for around 1900 yen and brought it home. When I opened it at home, I could see why it was expensive - it was Godiva! It was like they turned a gorilla into chocolate. Since it's not something I can buy often, I'll give it to my dog.

I was disappointed when the store in Umeda Sanbashi stopped selling soft serve ice cream, so I was wondering where I could enjoy Godiva's soft serve ice cream. Luckily, I had the opportunity to visit Tenjin, so I decided to seize the chance. I chose the limited edition Double Chocolate Caramel Yuzu soft serve ice cream. I usually eat soft serve ice cream in a cup, but at Godiva, it comes in a cone. The cone is coated with chocolate and topped with nuts. The chocolate soft serve ice cream is drizzled with yuzu sauce. The combination of rich chocolate and refreshing yuzu is really nice. Even though it was close to closing time, the staff provided great service. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Godiva in the underground shopping area of Tenjin in Fukuoka city. They had a limited edition Chocolate Caramel Yuzu series priced at 510 yen including tax, with three varieties available: White Chocolate Caramel Yuzu, Mix Chocolate Caramel Yuzu, and Double Chocolate Caramel Yuzu. I ordered the Mix Chocolate Caramel Yuzu in a waffle cone. While waiting, they offered complimentary Cocoa Vanilla Cookies, which were delicious. When my order arrived, the presentation was beautiful with the caramel glistening. The taste was exquisite, with the perfect balance of sweetness and the refreshing citrusy yuzu flavor. Despite not being suitable for a low-carb diet, I highly recommend trying their soft serve ice cream.

I used it as a break on my way back from shopping. There were surprisingly only two table seats available, so I chose the Dark Chocolate 72% for 590 yen from the chocolate liqueurs that can be chosen by cocoa percentage. It was ready in about 5 minutes. It feels very high in calories, but here we go. When I took a sip, it was sweeter than I expected for 72% cocoa. But the chocolate aroma was good, and the sweetness seeped into my tired body. It was hot that day, so the coldness was also nice. This one cup really gave me a lot of energy. By the way, when I checked the website, the calorie count was 361kcal. It makes sense. I prefer a bit more bitter, so I would like to try 85% next time. Thank you for the meal!

In Fukuoka City's Tenjin Chikagai, a Godiva specialty store had quietly opened. The store wasn't very large, with only a few seats available. It seemed like they mainly focused on takeout. Since it was a chocolate specialty store, there were many different types of chocolates on display, making it perfect for souvenirs. They also offered drinks and soft-serve ice cream to enjoy on the spot. I couldn't resist trying the limited edition "Double Chocolate Raspberry" soft-serve ice cream that day, and it was delicious as expected from Godiva. I definitely want to try a different menu item next time.

Godiva soft serve ice cream. Unfortunately, the stores in Kagoshima where I live do not sell it... When I searched for it in Kyushu, I found out that it is only available in three stores: "Tosu Premium Outlets," "Tenjin Underground Shopping Mall," and "Marinoa City Fukuoka" (tears). I wish they sold it at Amu Plaza store, I'm sure they would have a lot of customers. I decided to incorporate it into this Fukuoka shopping tour!! I went to the store in Tenjin Underground Shopping Mall, but it was a small store with only two tables and no seating area, which was a bit disappointing. However, there were a lot of customers, and even after we bought our ice cream, more and more customers kept coming in. About 80% of them seemed to be there for the soft serve ice cream!! It was a luxury, but since I can't come often, my son and I each got one. I got the Double Chocolate, and my son got the White Chocolate Vanilla. I didn't try my son's White Chocolate Vanilla, but he ate it all quickly, so it must have been delicious. My Double Chocolate was rich in chocolate flavor but not too sweet, which was amazing. The cone was delicious, and the chocolate crunch on the edge was also fantastic!! The texture was great too. I hope I have the chance to eat it again next time. It was a luxurious soft serve ice cream that made me feel that way.

As someone with a childlike palate, I'm not a fan of high-end chocolates (lol). I find dark chocolate too bitter and hard to eat... However, I can still enjoy soft serve ice cream and drinks! While there are department stores in Kumamoto, there are no cafes, so whenever I come across one while out and about, I can't help but stop by. The mixed soft serve ice cream was surprisingly light and deliciously sweet. It had a crunchy edge on the cone, which added a touch of elegance with the logo-marked chocolate piece. Since it was early in the morning, there weren't many customers walking around the underground mall, but it didn't bother me much. I wonder if it's a limited-time menu item? The frozen iced tea drink looked really tasty too. I think this will be a place I'll always end up visiting while traveling.

This is a shop located in Tenjin Underground Street. After having curry, I found it difficult to get rid of the spiciness in my mouth, so I decided to neutralize it here. My husband can handle extremely spicy food, but he loves soft serve, so he decided to "eat" it. During the bubble period, Godiva was very popular and we often received it as a gift. Although I'm not a big fan of the taste, I prefer Stettler, which I used to buy every time I visited Switzerland. Stettler was a small shop on a street corner in Geneva in the early 1990s, but it became famous in Japan later when Crown Princess Masako, before her marriage, gave it to Crown Prince Naruhito as a Valentine's gift. The fresh chocolate is recommended. Back to the topic, there are only three tables for two here. I was prepared to give up if it was crowded, but luckily a table opened up. They offer five types of soft serve. I tried the Double Chocolate (440 yen) and the Mixed Chocolate (440 yen). The Double Chocolate is quite rich and sweet, and you may get tired of it halfway through. I opted for the mix with white chocolate, which is also sweet but still delicious and easy to eat. Thanks to the soft serve, the spiciness in my mouth disappeared. It was a relief. The place is small and you may feel pressured by the people waiting, so it's not a place to relax and take your time.

I went to Fukuoka on a tight schedule, but I really wanted to eat Godiva's white chocolate soft serve, so I stopped by. It was definitely Godiva's soft serve. I had to get off at Tokyo Station to eat it, so I finally got to enjoy it and I was so happy~♪ The chocolate was good, but the white chocolate was delicious~♪ Unlike Tokyo, there was seating available which was nice. The location was a bit hard to find and I had to walk around, but it's worth a visit! I left the store wanting to try the new raspberry flavor (laughs)

I went to this famous chocolate shop to try their store-exclusive soft serve (about 500 yen). From the looks of it, there was a little bit of nut chocolate sticking out at the top of the cone, giving it a unique appearance. Let's see how it tastes. The first bite... it's rich and creamy. Is it intense?... but it tastes like regular chocolate. Hmm, even though this shop is famous for its chocolate... I'm a bit disappointed. The portion size is also small. It does give off a rich feeling, but I wish I had gone for the chocolate liqueur instead. Thank you for the meal.

Godiva's soft serve ice cream is the closest one to my home, but it's 300 kilometers away. It costs 462 yen, which is typical for Godiva. The taste is satisfying, but I'm not a fan of chocolate flavors. My second daughter loves it though, she enjoys chocolate. The soft serve itself is delicious, but the cone is particularly tasty. It's crunchy and seems to be filled with nuts or something. It would have been better to eat it in warmer weather instead of this cold.

I'm already late to talk about this place. It's great that there is a GODIVA shop nearby! And now they even have a stand-alone GODIVA shop, what an environment. Fukuoka, I envy you... Especially since I often pass by, without specifically aiming for it, the Tenjin underground shopping street. I can't help but stop by if it catches my eye (laughs). I know, if I accidentally drink a Chocolixir, it has as many calories as a beef bowl. So even if I innocently drink it as a cute dessert after a meal, it's like eating two beef bowls worth of calories!! (cries) So at least if I want to pass by this store not right after a meal, maybe a bit too early for a snack, or even during snack time, I wonder what kind of snack has the same calories as two beef bowls... So, even though I have this inner conflict, I can't resist my desires. My motto is "Be true to your own heart!" I've been so honest that lately, I can't even give honest opinions about Cheri's body shape. Uh-oh... But it's so delicious... That sense of indulgence is definitely in the taste of Chocolixir, which I'm keeping an eye on. It's so rich and thick, even if Cheri only orders the dark one, it's still rich, thick, and heavy. Honestly, I think it's just right to share it with two people during a chaser drink. It's about 350ml, but since it's from GODIVA, the taste is super intense. But... chocolate is delicious because of that. That's why it's so enchanting. Apparently, chocolate induces four times the pleasure substance in the brain compared to a kiss. If the taste is milky, chocolate is the taste of love. If love is fulfilling, pleasure fills the brain, so there's no need for chocolate replenishment, right? Love? Love is like a carp! All I can come up with is a cheesy response like that, but for Cheri at this time who can only make such a cheesy response, chocolate intake in large quantities is absolutely necessary (cries). So, this time, I drank it all by myself. I think I had a hamburger at Gokumiya just before, but let's erase that memory. While writing this, I almost remembered that I went out drinking and eating with friends that night, but I forgot about it. That's how determined I am to face the super masterpiece of chocolate, Chocolixir. It's guaranteed to be delicious. It's also guaranteed to be high in calories. Weight management is your own responsibility. But, it was delicious... (I'm weak against temptations)