I felt like having something sweet, so I visited a nearby shop that looked delicious. The light soft serve ice cream with kinako, red bean paste, and mochi went really well together. The portion was enough for two people to share. It's tasty, but considering it's only available for takeout, lowering the price a bit might make it even more popular.

The flavor and texture are similar to Kochi's ice cream. It feels more like milk sherbet than ice cream. It has a touch of luxury with vanilla beans. The cone is crispy and delicious, not soggy.

I went to a soft serve ice cream shop in Amerikamura called Shiroichi Shinsaibashi Store! I tried their coffee milk flavor. Looking at the photos inside the shop, it seems like the trend is to have a long tip. When I tried it, the ice cream was crunchy and the coffee was sweet and easy to drink! It's nice to be able to have coffee and ice cream on a hot day. Thank you for the meal!

Whiteichi is a famous ice cream shop known for its visually striking super long ice creams. It has its headquarters in Tokyo and offers fresh ice cream in Shibuya and Shinsaibashi. The small shop allows for dine-in, but only with long benches, and during busy times, eating inside is discouraged, with takeout being the only option. The menu includes ice cream in a cone or cup for 440 yen, with organic black honey available for an extra 50 yen. They also offer coffee milk for 530 yen, freshly ground espresso for 580 yen, premium milk for 530 yen, black honey with kinako for 680 yen, and black honey with matcha for 680 yen. Whiteichi prides itself on using carefully selected ingredients such as Hokkaido premium milk, Hokkaido red beans, organic black honey, organic kinako, Uji matcha from Kyoto, and domestically produced shiratama. The ice cream is made right after you order, rolled into a long spiral like soft serve, and then topped with a unique angular shape. The visual impact of the super long ice cream is impressive! When you take a bite, you'll experience a crunchy texture. The taste is light and delicate, allowing the flavors of red beans, shiratama, kinako, etc., to shine through. While Sujata's Silk Ice Cream offers a smooth and creamy texture similar to soft serve, Whiteichi intentionally provides a crunchy texture instead of smoothness. Even though some soft serve shops may offer ice cream with a crunchy texture by setting the temperature low, Whiteichi's ice cream has a similar feel, with the shop being quite cool. Unlike rich Jersey milk, the ice cream has a light and gentle flavor that highlights the natural taste of the ingredients. Adding toppings like fruits might complement the ice cream well. While my child wasn't impressed, it may be more suited for adults.

Soft serve ice cream with a slightly crunchy texture. It has a nostalgic feel to it. My son and I enjoyed it on our date back home. As you can see, the size is quite generous (lol). My son was very happy. The shop in Shinsaibashi has a small entrance, but it seems to be well-known as many young customers were coming in and out. This soft serve ice cream would be appreciated by those who like old-fashioned ones! (^-^)/

Soft serve ice cream cup from Shiroichi (440 yen). I bought it because I couldn't resist the heat. It was more like sherbet than soft serve, with a nostalgic taste reminiscent of old-fashioned ice cream. It was different from what I expected. It left a refreshing feeling in my mouth.

From exit 7 of Shinsaibashi Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, head south on Midosuji Street, then go west at the Midosuji Yahatacho intersection. The bowling alley is across the street. This soft serve ice cream shop, which has its main store in Shibuya, opened a branch in 2014. The entrance is narrow but has a calm atmosphere. The sign outside reads "Specializing in Milk Soft Serve Ice Cream." The interior is compact with the soft serve ice cream machine placed behind the cash register counter. There are chairs available for eating in. Try the "Special Select Milk" soft serve with organic black honey topping. The soft serve ice cream is long and milky with a slightly crispy texture. It has a nostalgic taste, making it a unique soft serve ice cream specialty shop.

I think the soft serve ice cream here is the most delicious in Japan! But the sign inside the store says, "This is not soft serve ice cream." Whenever I come to America-mura, I always stop by here. But for some reason, the two shops next to it always have long lines. This shop is so delicious! I hope this shop will always be here!

The soft serve ice cream had a nice crunchy texture. Thank you for the meal.

Despite being expensive, the portion size was small. The staff were not very friendly. I was expecting a rich milk flavor, but it was more like gelato, quite refreshing. I would prefer the soft serve ice cream that I often get at service areas, it's much tastier.

It's cold but I ate ice cream and it was so good. It was a crispy ice cream made with a lot of milk. I still think it's best to eat in the summer. ☀️⛵️

It's a bit different from regular soft serve ice cream. It's a mix of sherbet and soft serve, not what I was expecting. It doesn't taste fresh... I was disappointed.

I ordered a coffee float. It was delicious with lots of milk flavor!

It wasn't as rich in flavor as I thought - more like "oh, there's ice in it." But the texture was good as it melts in your mouth. Maybe I only bought it for the appearance?