I was curious about Morozoff's Shinjuku Isetan store limited edition "Nekanashi Cream Pudding" so I bought it. It is a white pudding with Hokkaido's mark gold foil on top. The sweetness of the cream and the rich, milky flavor of the pudding go well with the caramel sauce. It is sweeter than regular custard pudding. It is suitable for those who like sweet puddings.

When it comes to Morozoff, you think of cheesecake. This is an Isetan original product. Hokkaido Negane cream cheese cake for 1026 yen. It's been a while since I had Morozoff and I'm happy. It looks like a thin roll cake. It has a fluffy and soft texture. It's light, so be careful not to eat too much.

I needed a souvenir for the weekend, so I went to Morozoff to buy chocolate and ended up buying some puddings for home as well. I bought Mont Blanc pudding and Custard pudding for the first time in a while, and Morozoff gave me a bag. The chocolate came in a paper bag, while the puddings came in a plastic bag. The weight of the glass containers... Morozoff Shinjuku Isetan Store 03-3358-4923 Tokyo, Shinjuku-ku, Shinjuku 3-14-1 Isetan Shinjuku Store 1F. Morozoff Shinjuku Isetan Store (Shinjuku Sanchome/Cake) Rating: 3.06 Budget (dinner): Up to ¥999.

The pudding and jelly here are really delicious. The pudding in particular has a rich egg flavor that is amazing. The jelly was also really tasty. The pudding comes with a delicious syrup at the end, which is sweet and tasty. Mixing it with the rich pudding is really the best.

Today, I had a fun time browsing for sweets at Isetan again. I usually love limited-time or display sweets, but recently I've been enjoying discovering new things from the classic sweets I've always loved. Morozoff is known for their pudding, which my mother used to buy for me when I was young. The sturdy container made eating the pudding feel more substantial, and even after finishing it, I could find other uses for the container. This time, instead of pudding, I decided to try something different. I got the "Alex & Michael" chocolates. Inspired by the blue sea and sky of California, these chocolates are part of a series with a marine theme, featuring the young brothers Alex and Michael. The overall packaging is refreshing and cute. I thought the bear character was Alex and Michael, but it turns out I was wrong. The one I bought came with a bear keychain, but not all in the series have this. The keychain was attached to a ribbon, which made me quite happy as I could remove it. There are two types of bear characters in blue and red, each with different fur colors and accessories, making them incredibly cute and tempting to collect both. With the option to buy both a mascot keychain and sweets for under 1000 yen, it's very affordable. The chocolates look like mini dessert samples and are very stylish. Additionally, this series does not use alcohol, making it suitable for children as well. It's a heartwarming and enjoyable way to spend time.

First of all, the staff's service is extremely poor, to the point where it can be said that Isetan Shinjuku Store is the worst among Morozoff stores. For those who want to shop comfortably, I recommend other stores. Morozoff's Pudding Parfait with Azuki Beans & Cream has a structure of cream, azuki beans, pudding, and caramel sauce from the top. Compared to other puddings sold at Morozoff, the caramel sauce has a mild bitterness. The sweetness of the caramel sauce is also enhanced and has a moderate viscosity. It has a relatively smooth shape. The pudding is of the stable smooth type. I prefer it to be firmer, but occasionally a smooth texture is nice too, I guess? Although it's not eggy, it's not weak either. Surprisingly, the cream has a mild richness, so I wanted more richness. It lacks a thick and rich feeling and is made in a restrained manner. The azuki beans are plump and moderately soft. The sweetness is quite strong.

First Shinjuku discovery: Takumi Seiji Second: Noa de Bour Third at Shinjuku Isetan: Hugo and Victor Fourth at Isetan Shinjuku Store: Here <Order> I had the cream pudding for 378 yen (tax included). It was delicious! The pudding had a smooth texture, just the right amount of sweetness, and melted in my mouth. Thank you for the meal.

During this bustling Valentine's season, the trend for high-end chocolates is off the charts. While it's nice to receive them as gifts, I don't often feel the need to buy them for myself. In the midst of this, every year I buy Morozoff chocolates to share with my family. I've been eating them since I was young, so they bring a sense of comfort. For Valentine's, I decided to splurge a bit and bought a premium chocolate selection. I find that a combination of the usual plus a little extra is the best. Each piece is a safe choice, without any overly extravagant flavors, which I appreciate.

A spring limited plan with cherry blossom filling. I've seen cherry blossom jelly and Bavarian cream at other shops, but Morozoff's cherry blossom in pudding is exceptional. It may seem heavy at first glance, but the pudding is light, so you can eat it up quickly.

I went to a spicy food festival and was trying to kill time before my dinner reservation when I spotted a pudding. Of course, my little piggy son said, "Pudding is fine, right?" Even though we had just stopped at a café for cake before coming here. No way!! I said, despite his grumbling in his mind. He always grumbles silently, even though his mood and expression give him away. That's why I call him my little piggy (here). But after all the complaining, I ended up buying the pudding anyway. I prefer custard pudding over matcha pudding. But the kind you can get at convenience stores is just too average. It's so average that the glass container the pudding comes in is annoying. There's no choice but to throw it away. They should consider switching to plastic containers to lower the price. The taste is really just average. It's not even good enough to be used as a tea glass. If they're going to sell something as average as this, they need to add some extra appeal. It would be more considerate if they put it in a cute bottle with a lid.

I received Morozoff's Fruit Jelly Fruit of Fruits Pione. It is a seasonal limited edition product made with domestic fruits. The jelly itself is soft and delicious. The whole grapes of Pione included in it are incredibly tasty. I always thought Morozoff was just decently good, but this jelly is delicious! Very satisfying. ★3.6 Thank you for the meal.

I received Gelato alla fruttaFeuillage as a souvenir, which I bought here. It is a jelly that turns into sherbet when frozen, and some Morozoff baked goods. Morozoff feels somewhat commercialized like Meiji or Morinaga, so I wasn't too excited about it. The baked goods tasted pretty average, nothing particularly outstanding. The sherbet, on the other hand, was surprisingly delicious with flavors like Valencia orange, yuzu, strawberry, and peach. I've had similar products before, but I thought this one was worth buying depending on the price. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Isetan Shinjuku to look for a White Day gift. It was crowded everywhere as it was Saturday afternoon. After much deliberation, I chose this white custard pudding. I also bought some chocolates to go with it, but since it was White Day, I decided on the white pudding. It was delicious. There were regular puddings available too, but this one was limited in quantity, so I went with the white one.

I received Morozoff's baked goods. When I think of Morozoff, I think of chocolate! What I received were almond & milk chocolate, hazelnut & milk chocolate, hazelnut & sweet chocolate, almond & white chocolate leaf-shaped cookies. They all had similar names and tasted similar, not very different from each other. They were thin waffle-like cookies with almonds or hazelnuts, and a thin layer of chocolate in between. They were okay, nothing special.

Petit Truffe Fruits/Morozoff I received Morozoff's Petit Truffe as a souvenir from Kobe. They are small, colorful, and cute~☆ Strawberry, lime, blueberry, orange. You can enjoy four different flavors♪ This would make a great gift, like a jewelry box filled with truffles assortment. Petit Truffe Fruits There seem to be truffles made with Japanese ingredients too (*^-^*) Truffles with Japanese ingredients to enjoy a relaxing tea time. Petit Truffe Japan/Morozoff I want to try them!

Morozoff is known for its pudding? I'm not a fan of sweet things, so I don't know much about it, but when my coworkers hear Morozoff, they think of pudding. When they see that glass container, they think of Morozoff. It seems like Morozoff pudding is loved by people of all ages. This time, it's a special 50th-anniversary pudding from Morozoff. Sorry, I'm late with this review from last September. This seems to be a limited-time product. Although this review is from last year, I wonder if they have it this year. By the way, as mentioned above, it was Morozoff's 50th anniversary last year, so the Morozoff pudding was a special menu item. There were several types available, but I received these two: Mellow Wasanbon (Japanese sugar) and Custard Pudding. I tried the Mellow Wasanbon, and it was rich and quite delicious. It has a gentle sweetness but a rich flavor. It's a luxurious treat with a different sweetness from regular sugar. The glass cup is currently being used as a pencil holder at my workplace.

I discovered a delicious cake shop in the basement of Isetan in Shinjuku! A friend recommended it to me, saying they have cakes that are worth trying. The prices are reasonable, and this time I bought a fruit-filled cheesecake. It was incredibly soft, so soft that you can't even hold it with just your hands. The sweet fruits and mildly sweet cheese cream complement each other very well. The fact that it's not too sweet is a good thing. Even after eating quite a bit, it doesn't feel heavy, which is one of the reasons why it's so addictive. I think it would be perfect to enjoy this with a cup of tea during tea time. (laughs)

The other day, when I was feeling unwell, my friend bought me this 'custard pudding'. When I received it, I noticed that it was quite heavy, and it was in a jar. I decided to try it right away... The pudding is firm but smooth. You can faintly taste the egg. The caramel is not too sweet and has a smooth texture, making it easy to mix with the pudding. It's delicious not only when you're feeling weak, but also for regular consumption.

On December 4, 2011, I bought Morozoff's pudding (315 yen) at Shinjuku Isetan. My wife had seen Morozoff's pudding on a TV show and requested it because the container is made of glass and can be reused for various purposes. I remember using the glass container as a cup from a department store in Kagoshima where Morozoff's pudding was sold. This was the first time my wife tried it, and it had been over 20 years since I last had it. I bought the Christmas version, which evoked a seasonal feeling. The expiration date was 3 days from the purchase date, so we had it after dinner the next day. We usually only had zero-calorie jelly after weekday meals, so it was a nice change to have a proper dessert. The taste was nostalgic, with the classic Morozoff flavor of sweetness, richness, and satisfying quantity. The caramel sauce had a balanced sweetness. Considering the rising prices of puddings, the price seemed reasonable. My wife really liked it and would rate it 4 stars. However, I felt that while it was a good factory-made pudding, I have had better ones, so that's why I gave this rating. My wife was very satisfied with the quantity as well. The glass container, which we washed and kept, is quite nice. She is even thinking about using it for flowers. The popularity of this pudding with a glass container is understandable. Morozoff has other sweets too, so it would be nice to buy them as souvenirs for my wife from time to time. I felt the strength of their classic products. Thank you for the meal.

Morozoff's cheesecake♪ It costs 1050 yen. It has a cute design with cherry blossom petals drawn on it. The design changes with the seasons. The cheesecake looks beautiful and is baked evenly, with a taste that lives up to the reputation of this long-standing establishment. Morozoff's cheesecake has been around for about 40 years, and it's no wonder it has a strong following with its subtle sweetness from the cheese and refreshing lemon acidity. I don't usually eat cheesecake that much, but this one is definitely delicious.