Visited this place on the way back from a trip to Hakata for work. It's a rare find with only one store in Fukuoka and none in Kitakyushu. They seem to be popular for their gelato and dashi seasoning, but I was too full to try them. Opted for the "eat Sukiyaki" dish, which was interesting but more like sweet and juicy tsukudani. The beef extract was there, but no actual meat. It was a bit confusing and I still have over half left. I might try using it as a topping for rice with raw egg next time. It seems like it could be a good combination.

◉Genre: Gelato, Seasonings, Processed products ◉Area: Aeon Mall Fukuoka in Kasuya, Kasuya-cho, Fukuoka Prefecture ◉Access: Approximately 5 minutes by car from JR Sakatono Station ◉Parking: Available ◉Credit card payment: Not available ◉Number of visits: Multiple times ◉Number of reviews: 1st visit On this day, I casually went to "Kyusei Fukushoten Aeon Mall Fukuoka store." ◇Exterior and Interior: This shop is located on the first floor of Aeon Mall Fukuoka in Kasuya, Fukuoka Prefecture. Originally, it sells various products such as ingredients from all over the country, seasonings like dashi, and many other items. I mainly use their seasonings, but today they were selling "Japanese gelato" at the storefront. ◇Seating: Takeout only. ◇Menu: There are 18 types of gelato, which is quite a lot and can be overwhelming. I ordered the following: - Mandarin Orange Sherbet (250 yen) → I chose this from various flavors available. Plus, all items were 100 yen off that day! What a great deal. The taste is rich in mandarin flavor, with a good texture and a refreshing aftertaste. It's not overly sweet or sticky, making it delicious. Despite being inside Aeon Mall, it was still hot... so this was a necessary treat, even though it might contribute to weight gain... My personal recommendations are pistachio and lemon & yuzu. ◆Strengths: Delicious gelato. ◆Customer Service: Above average. ◆Summary: Although gelato became the main focus, the shop originally offers other items that I like, such as nori butter, salmon flakes, and dashi series. They can enhance your cooking and go well with rice or as a side dish for drinks. It's a great place. Thank you for the meal!

I visited this place while shopping on my day off. The first thing that caught my eye was this. I'm not from Aichi Prefecture, but as soon as I saw it, I was captivated. It's the one that I always rely on at Komeda Coffee. I couldn't help but buy it. The sweet bean paste is not too sweet, just the right amount of sweetness. Personally, I wish it had a bit more buttery taste, but it's not a problem because when you spread butter on toast and then top it with sweet bean paste, it's just right. How about trying sweet bean paste on toast, everyone? It makes for a very heartwarming toast.

There are a lot of rare side dishes available. I buy something every three times I go.

"The Japanese Gourmet Store" is a concept that is being expanded nationwide in shopping malls such as AEON by Kyuseifuku Shoten. The store, with an exterior and interior design modeled after a storehouse from the Taisho era, stands out. The store's philosophy is admirable, aiming for a beneficial business for customers, producers, and society by conveying the producers' principles and selling products at a fair price rather than focusing on excessive low prices. Inside the store, there is a wide variety of delicious items gathered from all over Japan, including dashi, miso, and sweets, with some items from overseas as well. The packaging, simple and eco-friendly yet stylish, stimulates the desire to purchase. In terms of competition, it could be compared to Shobowan. The review also mentions a specific item, the "Double Japanese Gelato" using milk from a ranch in Nagano Prefecture, with flavors like milk, strawberry, and matcha. The milk flavor has a rich and heavy texture, while the strawberry flavor is intense and not like typical sherbet. The matcha flavor was surprisingly delicious. The store changes its lineup according to the season, so the reviewer is looking forward to trying more items in the future.

I went to Aeon Mall Fukuoka for the first time in a while. There is a corner called FOODDELICA on the 1st floor, with interesting shops lined up. Among them, a shop called "Kusefuku Shouten" caught my eye. It seems like they select good things from various places. Looking at the label of the products, it seems to be Sankezaru. Sankezaru → Kusefuku? Like when Daemon Kogure called himself Kogure Denemon. I was interested in the craft beer from Ibaraki and bought 2 bottles. One bottle of richly scented Amber Ale for 380 yen. To end the day... I also bought the recommended grilled chicken for 380 yen. My partner bought whole wheat crackers (160 yen) and fluffy fried chicken (390 yen). As soon as we opened the bags, they devoured them. Impressive, Sankezaru. ● Shop Information Kusefuku Shouten 092-410-0085 Sakuya-cho, Kasuya-gun, Sake Tonoo-ki 192-1 Aeon Mall Fukuoka 1F Business hours 09:00-21:00

In October 2014, a shop opened in Aeon Mall where you can enjoy carefully selected ingredients from various regions of Japan. When you enter the shop, you will find a variety of specialty products loved in each hometown, making it fun to explore the store. You can also purchase delicious gelato and ice cream at the shop front and enjoy them at the seats in the food court in front of the store. On this day, after shopping for miso soup and dressing in the store, I purchased a sweet gelato to take a little break. I bought the honey lemon sherbet, but on this day, they also topped it with a spoonful of strawberry sherbet as a service, so I enjoyed it with both flavors. Both sherbets had a delicious taste with a pleasant aftertaste.

I ended up buying a lot of things! The jam looked really delicious!