I visited this place after seeing the reviews that on days with a 3 in them (3rd, 13th, 23rd), soft serve ice cream and soft serve ice cream on top of a donut are half off. I found the half off campaign sign next to the register and confirmed before ordering the "Donut Soft." The staff mentioned "Oh, Cream Donut, right?" I quickly checked the sign again, but it indeed said "Donut Soft." The donut was easy to cut with a fork. Underneath the donut, there was honey spread. To think all this could be enjoyed for 165 yen. Thank you for the meal!

Hankyu Ibaraki City, Rosavia 1F, "Mitsubachi Coffee". I had some time to spare so I decided to take a break. I wanted something a little sweet. I headed to the end of the food court where they have udon and set meals. ★ Strawberry Chocolate Donut with Crunchy Bits - 210 yen ★ Iced Coffee (S) - 220 yen I was originally going to get a regular sugar donut, but when I saw the limited edition "crunchy bits strawberry" I changed my mind. I have a weakness for strawberries. The acidity of the strawberries pairs well with the sweetness of the donut. I got a small size coffee but it's quite generous. The bitterness of the coffee goes well with the donut. The bench sofa is nice for taking a break.

This is a cafe located on the first floor food court of Hankyu Ibaraki-shi Station. They offer coffee starting from 200 yen, as well as donuts and soft serve ice cream. I ordered a Honey Latte R and a Cream Donut. The Honey Latte has a subtle sweetness with a hint of honey aroma. The Cream Donut has a crispy donut base topped with a generous amount of soft serve ice cream with a hint of honey flavor. On days with a "3" in the date, everything is half price, making it a great value cafe! 😊👍

I went to TKTk to buy ingredients and used "take out" service. It's been a while since I last went, but I suddenly felt like having some juice. Here is what I bought: - Honey lemonade (with ice) It was my first time in a long time visiting Honey Bee, and it was just as good as before. The Honey Lemonade was delicious. I want to make it a habit to visit regularly from now on!

There is a café in the food court connected to Hankyu Ibaraki Station. The food court is small but well organized. They sell donuts, but their main focus is on coffee. The prices are reasonable, so many people come here for coffee. I had a cappuccino and chose one without sweetness this time, as the honey one I had before was too sweet. It was delicious.

First visit. It's a little after 3 pm on a Wednesday. I'm here alone, just taking it easy. Ordered a hot café latte in a short size for 230 yen (excluding tax). I thought about getting a donut too, but I have plans for takoyaki later (lol). If you eat at the Mai-Do-Oki-Ni restaurant or the Tsurumaru Udon restaurant attached here, you can get a 50 yen discount at the coffee time after your meal. The seating is limited, but on weekdays, you can relax, I guess? Thank you for the meal.

I got a plain donut for 150 yen to go. It was sweet but not overly so, making it easy to eat. Thank you for the meal! ⭐︎

I stopped by for a break. I like this place because they have plenty of drinks. I ordered a honey lemon tea in size R. Thank you for the meal.

I used it to kill time. The iced coffee in size L (left image) was more than I had imagined. I was thirsty, so I was satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

Honey lemon tea, tall size for 380 yen. It's cheap. It's very useful when I want to take a break. Thank you for the meal.

Long time no see. I came back to Ibaraki on a day with a 3 in it, feeling excited. As I approached the restaurant, I noticed something strange. The half-price sign was gone! And they even raised the prices~! From 330 yen to 400 yen. It's disappointing, but what can you do? Shocking~!

Simple donuts.

Visit in February 2018, posted on February 28th (all information is from the time of the visit) (prices are all excluding tax) - Had some business in Ibaraki and stopped by a coffee and donut shop in the food court on the first floor of Hankyu Ibaraki-shi Station for a snack. I visited on a weekday a little after 10 am. There were already a few customers here and there. They have two basic types of donuts: Sugar Donut for 130 yen and Cinnamon Sugar Donut for 160 yen. Toppings include three options: Chocolate Sauce for 50 yen, Caramel Sauce for 50 yen, and Honey for 100 yen. There are a variety of drinks, 24 types in three sizes ranging from 200 to 500 yen. Seasonal drinks include four types: Honey Milk, Hot Cocoa, Honey Ginger Milk Tea, and Honey Ginger Lemonade. I tried the following: ◆Limited Time Yuzu Chocolate Donut for 190 yen - The thick chocolate coating with plenty of yuzu peel, the donut dough was crispy, giving a premium feel. However, the thick chocolate coating made it a bit messy to eat as it crumbled easily. The size is slightly small, but it reminded me of the old-fashioned donuts from a certain company that were tastier in the past than they are now. ◆Traditional Mix Juice in Small Size for 380 yen - Not made on the spot with a mixer, but definitely a thick Kansai-style milk-based drink. The small size was sufficient. Both were delicious. Thank you for the meal! If I have the chance, I would like to try the Soft Serve & Donut for 350 yen and the Honey Coffee (Small) for 250 yen next time. - *This is a blog "Photo Version - Gourmet Section Chief's Almost Takatsuki Gourmet Guide". Take a look if you'd like ↓↓ (゜ω゜=) https://gurumebutyou.muragon.com/entry/1487.html

I went to the hospital for a check-up first thing in the morning, and before heading to work, I took a breather here. It's located in the back of the food court on the first floor of Ibaraki-shi Station, where Kentucky Fried Chicken and other set meal restaurants are gathered. They have old-fashioned egg-flavored donuts here. I ordered a cinnamon sugar donut, not the regular one. It was around 160 yen per piece, I think. I had a cafe latte as my drink. They offer a variety of drinks, not just regular coffee, but also juice and drinks with honey. I think it said that the donuts are made fresh to order, but they were slightly warm, which was nice. The texture was not fluffy, but had a crunchy bite that was delicious. The sweetness of the cinnamon sugar and the egg flavor of the dough matched well. It's a flavor I like. I could probably eat two of them... You can also get them to go, so I might end up stopping by again.

Before getting married, I visited a cafe called "Honey Bee Coffee" for the first time when looking for a house. I immediately loved it because they offer affordable prices for delicious cafe lattes. Since discovering this cafe, I find myself visiting Starbucks and Tully's less often. I especially enjoy their winter limited menu item, the "White Chocolate Donut," which I like to pair with their Honey Iced Tea set. Both are incredibly delicious, so if you ever find yourself in Ibaraki, be sure to stop by.

There is a shop on the first floor of Hankyu Ibaraki Station called Honey Bee Coffee. Their website says, "Please try our drinks made with honey from a contracted beekeeping farm and our daily donuts. Our specialty donuts are simple and nostalgic." I felt like having something sweet after a meal, so I bought a sugar donut. The donut had just the right amount of sweetness and was very satisfying to eat. I devoured it quickly. It was so delicious that I want to try a different flavor next time. I would definitely like to stop by again when I go to Ibaraki.

When walking next to Hankyu Ibaraki Station, I noticed a sign for donuts and decided to check it out. I found a place called "Honey Bee Coffee" in the first floor food court. They offered a variety of drinks like coffee, honey coffee, cafe latte, honey latte, caramel macchiato, cafe mocha, honey lemon tea, and classic mixed juice. Their donut menu included sugar donuts for ¥130, cinnamon donuts for ¥140, and a monthly special donut. I decided to take out two donuts since I was already full. Even though the donuts were displayed in a showcase, they gave me freshly baked ones upon ordering. I wish I could have eaten them on the spot, but I enjoyed them at home later. The donuts had a gentle and simple taste.