I stopped by Royce in Higashi-Naebo, Sapporo. They sell various sweets, desserts, and soft serve ice cream. There is a nice eat-in area on the second floor where you can enjoy the treats you buy. I bought a few things and also tried their milk soft serve ice cream. It had a great milk flavor and was surprisingly delicious.

Visited the store for the first time after its renovation with my wife. We enjoyed the new second-floor lounge area for dining in, which had a spacious and relaxing atmosphere. I ordered my favorite chocolate donut (162 yen), which had a perfect fluffy texture. The combination of the donut and the rich chocolate spread is always amazing. The chocolate donut from Royce is truly a masterpiece! I also bought some for my youngest son, who was thrilled. I heard they have a limited edition chocolate donut exclusive to this store in Higashi-Naeho. I definitely want to try that next time!

I purchased a chocolate donut, a white chocolate donut, a chocolate tart, a chocolate pie, and a plastic bag for a total of 1,086 yen at ROYCE. The treats were not overly sweet and delicious. The slightly expensive chocolate tart (486 yen) had a strong chocolate flavor and was satisfying. Thank you for the meal.

I tried Royce's orange chocolate for the first time and it was delicious! It's thin so you can eat it easily. It's good for when you're tired.

After lunch, I had some time to spare and found soft serve ice cream! It was chocolate flavor and so delicious. And it only cost 300 yen! I ate it in the store and it was rich in flavor and cheaper than convenience stores. Best cost performance ever! Definitely visit when you're nearby!

Today is the last day of my two-day weekend~♪ Royce Higashinaoho store has reopened~♪ Even though I went to Royce Town store, I haven't been to Higashinaoho store (laughs). So, my wife and I decided to go together~! Arrival→ The parking lot is the same as before~♪ The spacious space is good~! Feeling excited! Entering the store→ Oh my~ The store is sparkling clean (of course)~♪ The interior looks completely different from before because the construction period was long~! The layout of the corners is excellent~! I feel like buying a lot (laughs). The bread corner has become bigger~ Higashinaoho store limited edition is cute~! Bought it→ Please post a photo of it. After eating→ The chocolate doughnut was delicious because it's Royce! Surprisingly, the sweet bean paste bread was also delicious~ Do you know Sazae's ohagi, a traditional snack in Hokkaido? It's like that sweet bean paste bread! Mentaiko baguette? It's so hard that I can't chew it (laughs). 2nd floor eat-in corner→ I climbed the stairs, but there are three floors! I'm tired~! The eat-in corner is lovely~♪ Of course, there is no free coffee! Please post a photo of it. On the way back, I used the elevator~ PS→ My wife had more fun at Higashinaoho store than at Royce Town store! Sorry, Royce~!!

This is a place in Higashi Ward, specifically in Higashi Naebo 3-3, near the intersection of National Route 275 and North 24th Street. Royce Higashi Naebo store recently reopened with a new building on February 1st. I visited the store and ordered a chocolate soft serve ice cream. The ice cream was relatively firm with a strong chocolate flavor and a moderate level of sweetness, making it surprisingly suitable for adults. The price of 300 yen for such quality ice cream is quite satisfying.

I received a Tiramisu Italian Fair for a limited time, a bit early for Valentine's Day. It definitely tastes like Tiramisu with the mascarpone cheese and coffee liqueur. The toothpicks are gone. I heard there are also limited edition breads available at the newly reopened store, so I will check it out next time.

It's been a while since my last visit. There is a nice chocolate shop bus on the premises with staff selling their products. They had new items for sale as well. I tried the Royce Pizza Cookie (702 yen) and also bought the Royce Halloween Chocolate Box Set (1944 yen) to bring back to the office. The Pizza Cookie from Royce was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

Royce has a variety of chocolates, but the must-try is the "Baton Cookies Coconut." These cookies have a rich flavor with a buttery taste. The coconut flavor is also lovely. And the sweet chocolate on top pairs perfectly with unsweetened coffee. I recommend chilling them in the fridge before eating.

"My wife said, 'Let's go to Royce's.' She knows that Royce's is located about a 5-minute drive from my parents' house, and that they sell bread there. As soon as we walked in, she looked at the souvenirs. I was surprised, but my wife seemed to be enjoying herself. Before I knew it, she had filled a tray with bread. Then she asked, 'Is there anything else we should get?' I replied, 'No, I can't eat anymore.' But without my knowledge, she bought soft serve ice cream...! Yes, the outside temperature was currently -8°C, but it didn't melt at all! It looked like snow, and we got some strange looks from other customers, but it was fine. I don't have Olaf with me. Now, the most important thing is the taste of the bread. After eating, my wife always says, 'It was all sweet!' (Of course, you picked sweet items) 'I'm done with this.' (She always says that, but then forgets and wants to go again). That's Royce's bread for you. Want to try it?"

Today is the first day of my two-day weekend! It's the weekly visit day to my mom's care home. I'm bringing her a buckwheat husk pillow, but apparently she doesn't know how to open a bag of chips? She saw something on TV about putting chocolate on chips and thought it looked delicious, so she wanted some. I told her these chips don't have chocolate, and she said she didn't want them anymore! Total derailment! Looks like I'll have to bring them next week. My wife and I decided to go to a nearby Royce store to get some chocolate-covered chips instead. When we arrived, there were only three cars in the spacious parking lot. Everyone seemed to be eating soft serve ice cream in their cars, but my wife said she didn't want any because it's cold. Inside, they were playing a commercial for the chocolate-covered chips. We bought a box of Royce Potato Chip Chocolate Original for 778 yen including tax. It's a nostalgic snack for us. After eating them, we decided to bring some to my mom as a gift. It was a delicious trip down memory lane. Almost every customer in the store was buying the chips. We also received a calendar from Royce Rose Garden as a gift. The eat-in corner is back, and they even offer free coffee. We didn't have any bread this time, so we didn't have any coffee. We'll definitely be back again!

Royce hadn't eaten for a long time, so he decided to drive to buy some bread! He even had some alcohol with it. Amazing! There were many different types of bread to choose from, so he had a hard time deciding. Besides the classic cheese bread, he also discovered the delicious chocolate bread in the photos! This has also become a new favorite for him!

In November 2021, on my way back from a revisit to Higashiganrai, I decided to stop by Royce for the first time in a while. As I always mention in my Royce reviews, when Royce was first established, they mainly sold large souvenir chocolate bars. I remember being forced to buy a chocolate assortment at the end of the year as a courtesy, but back then, the chocolate wasn't very tasty. However, their "Nama Chocolate" became a huge hit. Now, they have become a leading chocolate company in Hokkaido. They even built a JR "Royce Station" in front of their main factory in Tobetsu Town. I've bought their bread a few times before, but they didn't leave a strong impression on me. Their bread mainly consisted of items like bread with chocolate filling or bread with a focus on chocolate. However, when I visited after a long time, I found that the bread section had expanded and the variety of products had improved. "Coppe Pan" for 120 yen with strawberry jam and mascarpone cheese was delicious. The bread was also well-made. "Nama Chocolate Croissant Au Lait" for 195 yen was a croissant that showcased the chocolate well. Their "Chocolate Donut" for 130 yen, priced similarly to Mister Donut, was generously coated with chocolate and was also a delicious treat. The "Chocolate Cornet" for 173 yen with pistachio and chocolate was a great combination. The "Piroshki" for 195 yen was a bacon piroshki that was as delicious as those from a bakery. The variety of bread has increased, with more savory options available. Royce's bread has become quite impressive.

When I feel like having ramen, I also feel like having soft serve ice cream, so I made a pit stop at Royce's nearby. I often pass by the store on weekdays and notice that there aren't many cars parked outside, but on a Saturday afternoon, there is a lot of car traffic going in and out. Once inside, the bread also looked delicious so I ended up buying some. I chose the mixed soft serve for 300 yen, and the chocolate flavor was pleasantly bitter, just the way I like it!

I went to Royce to buy chocolate rings, but by 5 pm they were already sold out of chocolate rings and bread. I ended up buying a vanilla and chocolate mix soft serve ice cream for 300 yen. The soft serve ice cream made with Royce chocolate was delicious as always. I hope that we can return to the days when we can freely enjoy coffee in the free space, as before, and get back to our normal daily life, away from the effects of Corona.

Mr. Royce's leaflet is always large, easy to read, and during Christmas time, I find myself gazing at it for a long time. The Easter leaflet for this season is bright and feels like spring in full bloom. It mostly introduces seasonal limited edition products, but the recent leaflet announced a Thanksgiving sale with all bread at half price. I rushed out of work right on time, but they were sold out. It was a topic at my husband's workplace, and I heard there was a long line since morning from those who went. It was impossible, so I had to give up. Almost forgetting about it, my husband, who had to work in the afternoon on the last day, seems to have participated with our daughter and when he came back, the fridge was filled with a large bag of Royce's bread. This made me happy. Additionally, there was a receipt attached to the fridge door with a magnet, which I guess is... just trash since I can't eat it. I browse through to see which one to choose. There was an amazing bread with a chocolate bar stuck in it. Product name: Gute. The chocolate bar, with Royce's logo, sticks out from the bread, which is about 12cm in diameter. Without hesitation, I take a big bite of the chocolate bar. Then I realize, how am I supposed to eat this? It's difficult to eat it together with the bread. In the end, I removed the chocolate bar. However, the bread is also filled with chocolate paste. It's called Part Chocolat. I thought I'd like to spread it on toast, and I found out that they sell it separately. After finishing the bread, I was left with the chocolate bar. I have a trauma from eating a whole piece of white chocolate in the shape of Hokkaido when I was little, causing a nosebleed like a broken water faucet. I can handle Dars, but not chocolate bars. I cracked it open, but it reminded me of the time when it was a single chocolate bar. I put it in the fridge for safekeeping, and the next morning, it disappeared like magic. I took walnut bread and bean bread to work. The busy end of the fiscal year was saved by bread. Thank you for the meal.

I purchased it at the Seikyo supermarket. Royce Tasting Box, 2376 yen. It contains about 16 different types of chocolates. There is a paper inside the box that shows where each chocolate is located. You can enjoy various chocolates with different cocoa content, flavors, and milk amounts. It is perfect for those who love chocolate. You can also buy it from the Royce online store. I would like to buy it again if I have the chance.

On my day off on November 24, 2020, I decided to have lunch at Royce's, which is the closest bakery to my home. Royce's was popular when they first started selling bread, and I used to visit often due to the novelty and of course, the delicious taste. The most popular bread is the chocolate croissant, which my second son tried and found to be quite delicious. The chocolate is truly unique and the best, making it understandable why it's the number one choice. The second most popular bread is the salt bread, which has just the right amount of salt and a chewy texture that is very popular. When it comes to the chikuwa bread, many bakeries imitate DONGURI's chikuwa bread by stuffing fillings inside the chikuwa, but here, it's a true chikuwa bread with nothing inside, asserting that it's not a copycat. The mayonnaise and pickled ginger are accents that make this simple yet well-crafted bread stand out. Although I have never bought their sandwich bread, based on these breads, I imagine their quality is quite high. I also received the annual Rose Garden calendar as a gift, so be sure to get one soon as there are limited quantities available!

I purchased bread and cookies at "ROYCE'". The "Chocolate French Toast" was not too sweet as the sweetness didn't penetrate all the way to the center, but it was thick and voluminous. The "Crispy Curry Bun" had a crispy exterior and a chewy interior with just the right amount of spiciness in the curry. I surprisingly liked the Royce cookies. The "Royce Cookies Walnuts" had a cocoa cookie with walnuts surrounded by plain cookies, giving a crunchy and delicious texture. The "Royce Cookies Chocolate Chunk" had black cocoa cookies with chocolate chunks surrounded by cocoa cookies, with a hint of salt enhancing the sweetness. It was also delicious. It was a pity that I couldn't buy the chocolate croissant because I went late. "ROYCE'" Higashinaebo Store 3-3-2 Higashinaebo, Higashi-ku, Sapporo 0570-011-612 10:00-19:00 Closed: None