I purchased the "Nanai Ringo Chiffon Cake" at the souvenir shop corner in Hakodate Station. Inside the fluffy chiffon cake are small cuts of apple, adding a delicious touch of apple's tartness to the sweetness of the chiffon cake.

Soy sauce rice balls (cod roe butter) 200 yen, soy sauce rice balls (red salmon) 190 yen. I have been to Hakodate Otafukudo several times, a famous shop for its delicious tofu chiffon cake! This time, I bought rice balls for the first time. They are made with Hokkaido rice and flavorful seaweed from Saga Prefecture, handmade at the shop. They are delicious. Of course, I also bought the tofu chiffon cake and headed from Hakodate to Sapporo.

Soy milk chiffon cakes come in a variety of flavors and are all delicious, making it hard to choose! They are fluffy and irresistible. The hidden gem, soy sauce onigiri, uses Saga seaweed which adds to its deliciousness. It tends to sell out before noon, so it's best to go right when they open. My favorite is the tarako butter soy sauce flavor! Check out more details here: Hakodate Otafukudo's soy milk chiffon cakes and soy sauce onigiri are a must-try and I will definitely be going back for more!

My younger brother bought this for me, which is rare. This shop is famous for its soy milk chiffon cakes, and I have purchased them several times before. It's a popular shop for healthy chiffon cakes. I haven't been here in a while, and I was surprised to see this new menu item. It comes in a container like a tapioca drink, with soy milk chiffon and chocolate chiffon packed tightly in bite-sized pieces. There is whipped cream on top, and between the strawberry chiffon and chocolate sauce. At first, I thought I wouldn't be able to finish it all, but thanks to the lightness of the soy milk chiffon, I finished it in no time. This kind of parfait is a great idea.

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A popular chiffon cake shop in Hakodate! They are famous for their chiffon cakes made with soy milk, with about 20 different flavors available at all times! In addition to chiffon cakes, they also offer cookies, tofu, and other desserts. This time, I bought the standard soy milk chiffon cake, black tea chiffon cake, matcha chiffon cake, and 8 other varieties. The cookies, tofu, and desserts all looked delicious, so I couldn't resist buying some. Each item was around 200 yen, so even with buying a lot, it only cost me about 2500 yen. The chiffon cakes are light, moist, and very tasty. The milk pudding dessert I bought was also rich and creamy, and super delicious!笑

I heard that it was a soy milk chiffon specialty store, and as someone who prefers heavy cakes in both taste and appearance, I was about to pass by. However, I felt like stopping by. Inside, the store was filled with a variety of items, including tofu and konjac. I decided to try one chiffon cake and a non-oil black tea. I also bought something called "okara boro," which was similar to a snowball cookie and seemed like something I would enjoy. I then came across a basket of discounted items, and I love discounted items regardless of taste. It looked fun with a variety of items inside, including some okara balls. I could enjoy the taste of this place for only 580 yen. I was intrigued by something called "sesame bean paste," so I also bought a pie. I shared half of the discounted items with my mother as soon as I arrived, and she immediately tried the sweet potato cookie, which she said was delicious. This shop has many simple sweets made from natural ingredients, especially the cookies, which are simple and made with butter instead of margarine.

Soy milk... moist and fluffy, on the sweeter side. Chocolate... rich chocolate flavor! Delicious. Yuzu (Japanese citrus)... refreshing! Enjoyable fruit texture. Strawberry... has a slight fruity taste, but not very strong. Banana... also has a subtle fruity flavor. Yamakawa milk... light and refreshing. Black tea... gentle tea flavor with a hint of aroma. Light and refreshing. Cream cheese... more lemon flavor than cheese, more like cheesecake. Refreshing. The fruit flavors, except for yuzu, are not very strong. Among those tried, chocolate was the best. Yamakawa milk was easier to eat compared to soy milk. The texture is fluffy towards the bottom but flat on the top, which is a bit disappointing. In terms of value for money, the size of the slice felt a bit small for around 200 yen. Can't beat Sugihara Bakery.

I first tried their chiffon cake as a gift and it was so fluffy and delicious that I decided to visit the actual shop. I was surprised by the variety of flavors they offered! They allowed me to sample the cakes before making a purchase, so I could choose my favorite. While I was sampling, they even brought me grape tea. It was a delightful experience to be able to try different flavors and the shop itself was exciting as I had never been to a chiffon cake specialty store before. I ended up choosing banana and chocolate flavors, and even though I was already full, I wish I had chosen more if my stomach had room. There were so many delicious options available, including Western sweets and onigiri, so I plan to visit again in the future. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

I visited a chiffon cake shop near the restaurant where I had lunch. Inside the shop, there were many chiffon cakes to choose from. The best part was that you could sample each flavor before making a purchase. I bought chocolate and banana flavors. The cakes were very fluffy and not too sweet. I used to not be a big fan of chiffon cakes, but I have a feeling I will be visiting this shop more often in the future.

This is a popular confectionery shop that uses soy milk in their sweets. I visited the shop at Hakodate station looking for a fluffy chiffon cake. I tried the spinach chiffon cake with sweet red beans that looked like azuki beans. I think it's nice that they use sweet red beans, which is unique to Hakodate. The shop also offers a variety of cakes and puddings. They even have melon-flavored soybean flour cookies, which you can't find at the station.

This is Hakodate, in Nakamichi. It's one street in from the cemetery line, near the Hotto Motto Nakamichi store. It's not difficult to find, but it's hard to describe. Let's just use navigation. There is parking in front of the store, about 3 or 4 spaces. Even if it's full, people leave quickly (the turnover is fast), so if you wait a bit, it'll be fine. The store isn't narrow, but the space right inside the door is crowded with a variety of items displayed, giving the impression of being cramped. It can be busy with people coming and going. I may be misunderstood by describing it this way, but the items are not just haphazardly arranged, they are displayed neatly and attractively, giving a good and cute impression. While the front may seem narrow, the back with the refrigerated case and the area in front of the register is spacious. You won't feel cramped waiting to pay. As I was browsing the store, I was offered tea, which was placed on a table for me, but I was planning to decide after choosing what to buy, and before I knew it, it was taken away. I felt bad for not drinking it after they kindly offered. I bought 4 types of cut chiffon cakes, Nanae apples, soy coffee, Onuma Yamakawa milk, 2 types of soy banana scones, tofu fruit scone, 2 types of okara cookies, pumpkin, sweet potato (from the refrigerated case near the register), and whipped cream, totaling 2400 yen. Some of the items were purchased as souvenirs, so I haven't eaten everything myself. The chiffon cakes were fluffy and moist, delicate, with fine sponge. The top part was moist with less fluffiness, while the bottom part was fluffier. The coffee and banana flavors were subtle, as well as the apple flavor, which had a slightly different texture due to the fruit pulp. I prefer it with whipped cream, which also enhances the taste. The whipped cream was mildly sweet. The tofu fruit scone was moist and soft, with dried fruits adding a nice touch - this was right up my alley. The yogurt scone was also great. I thought it was a chiffon cake shop, but they also have a wide variety of baked goods like cookies and egg biscuits, as well as tofu and desserts like pudding and almond jelly. With such a wide range of flavors, it's easy to get indecisive about what to buy. There are also many items available for tasting, showing their confidence in the taste. I liked the scones, so I'd like to try different ones and muffins next time. When will I be able to visit Hakodate again?

I have been checking out the place because they have okara donuts, which have low sugar content so my wife can eat them too. I'll also buy some for my niece who lives nearby. Just trying to score some points. The store is a bit small, making it difficult to choose, but they have a lot of good products. The chiffon cake here seems to be popular, so I bought a chiffon cake for myself. It was indeed a delicious chiffon cake with a fluffy and gentle sweetness. The donuts also have a good reputation, so I plan to go back and buy more.

I found this place in a magazine and was taken there. They are famous for their tofu, soy milk, and okara made from Hokkaido-grown "crane's child soybeans." They make their sweets without any additives, using minimal white sugar and fats, resulting in a gentle taste and appearance. It's safe for even small children to eat. The store is lined with products, most of which you can sample. It's a fun experience and I would love to go back again.

The chiffon cake assortment was delicious but not amazing! I would like to try a different menu next time.

There are many famous shops for soy milk chiffon cakes. They offer cut bite-sized chiffon cakes starting from around 200 yen. They are fluffy and delicious! The pudding and cakes also looked tasty.

Boulangerie, a famous sweets shop in Hakodate♪ I feel like a baby, but hey, this is delicious! There are various flavors, perfect with coffee, wine, or tea~ Thank you for the meal! ^-^

It's extremely disappointing. The inside is hollow, lacking the bubbly, fluffy texture, and tastes undercooked. I was looking forward to it.

This is from quite a while ago, but it's a fluffy white soy milk chiffon cake! It was from a shop I wanted near my house.