I found these "Hakata Canele" by chance on the 1st floor of Hakata Station and bought them as souvenirs for my friends. When I asked for "Hakata Canele," the young staff member asked me, "Which one would you like?" I was not prepared, so I hurriedly bought 5 pieces. 2 were fermented butter flavor and 3 were plain. They put a B sticker on the fermented butter ones. There seemed to be 5 to 6 varieties in total. Next time, I will try to conquer all the varieties.

When passing through the underground shopping area of Hakata Station, I came across a shop selling canelés. I bought one of each of the four flavors available when there were no other customers in the shop at that time and took them home to eat. The plain canelé was 170 yen, while the others were 210 yen, making them very reasonably priced. Each canelé had a soft interior and a crispy exterior, providing a great texture. My favorite was the fermented butter canelé, which was moist and delicious.

I discovered this place while strolling around Hakata. They offer various flavors of canelés such as plain, fermented butter, earl grey, chocolate, and café au lait. I decided to try the plain one for 170 yen. The canelé was very hot when I got it. The outside had a crunchy texture and was quite hard. I've never had a canelé with such a thick crunchy outer layer before. The inside was creamy like pudding. Unfortunately, it wasn't to my liking.

I used to be a little hesitant about canelés when I first tried them, but I received them as a gift and they were delicious. The canelé here is tasty with a moist and gentle sweetness. It goes well with coffee or tea. It's also a good size, so it's satisfying to eat.

I passed by a subway station and impulsively bought a souvenir. I was torn between Earl Grey and plain, but ended up buying the plain one. - Canele Plain (170 yen) The outside was quite hard, but the inside was moist. I didn't find the butter flavor to be very strong. There was also a "fermented butter" option, which might have a stronger flavor. The bottom was almost burnt and had a strong aroma, making it hard to taste the original flavor. I ate it without reheating it, but it was too hard to cut with a fork, so it was a bit of a failure.

This is a canelé specialty shop located in Amu Plaza at Hakata Station. I have always been curious about it and finally decided to try it. There are several flavors available, and on this day, I tried the plain and coffee flavors. I had them the next day, and they were crispy with a nice texture. The coffee flavor was not too strong, but had a mild taste. Thank you for the delicious treat! ♡

There was a Cannele specialty store in Amu Plaza Hakata, which may not be Hankyu. I bought the fermented butter and bitter chocolate flavors, even though there weren't many left. The person at the store explained, "The white one is fermented butter and the black one is bitter chocolate." I was able to pay with PayPay. The fermented butter was 210 yen. The outside was crispy and firm, while the inside was soft and buttery. It had a nice buttery aroma. The bitter chocolate was also 210 yen. The outside was crispy, and the inside was moist. The chocolate flavor was subtle. It was a delicious Cannele. Thank you for the meal.

[Date] Visited alone on a weekday at 7:00 PM. [Reservation] Not required. Purchased without waiting. [Location] Directly connected to Hakata Station. The shop is located in the basement of Amu Plaza. [Interior] Takeout only. [Order] - Kakure Kanure Soft Serve You can eat it as a set with soft serve ice cream from the neighboring Daimyo Soft. The set is very cost-effective at 120 yen for the Kanure + 260 yen for the soft serve. The Kanure is finely cut and served in a cup, which you can take over to the Daimyo Soft next door. The Kanure is crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. It's not too sweet, so it goes perfectly with the soft serve ice cream. When the melted soft serve seeps into the Kanure, it's delicious! Thank you for the meal! [Service] The staff were prompt and friendly. [Final thoughts] I recommend the Kakure Kanure Soft Serve, which you can eat as a set with the Daimyo Soft next door.

My wife bought me some souvenirs from her trip to Hakata. I received three flavors of canelé: plain, fermented butter, and coffee. They are all large in size, with a firm outer layer and a moist texture inside, which is delicious. Each one costs around 200 yen, which is almost half the price in Tokyo. It would be wonderful if they opened a shop in Tokyo as well. Thank you for the meal.

Recently, it's been popular! I've actually liked it since a long time ago, so I'm happy that I can now easily eat it. The flavors I purchased were plain, butter, and chocolate! Honestly, the plain one was the best, with a noticeable liqueur aroma and delicious taste! The butter and chocolate flavors didn't have as strong of a scent. The crispy outer layer and moist inside were just to my liking!

When asked if I would eat it right away, I said yes and was handed a white paper with a freshly baked canelé inside. It smelled really nice! However, when I took a bite, the outside was too hard and crunchy, with not enough softness inside, and lacking the sweet bitterness of caramel. Disappointing. I waited in line for this. I chose the plain flavor, but maybe the other flavors would have been better. Well, I might visit the nearby Daimyo Soft serve again, but I probably won't come back here. Thank you for the meal. The staff member seemed like a "mama" type of person and exuded a certain charm. It was an enjoyable experience. Plain canelé for 170 yen.

I happened to pass by and saw a new shop, so I was curious and decided to purchase some. I bought Earl Grey and regular flavors! Even though they are large in size, they are very cheap. The surface wax layer feels thick to me. The crispy texture is too strong. But for this price, it's worth it. Thank you for the meal! ^^

Located in the underground floor near JR Hakata Station in Fukuoka City, right next to Daimei Soft Cream, is a canelé shop. It is right by the entrance of Hankyu. I purchased a plain canelé for 170 yen and a bitter chocolate canelé for 210 yen, and enjoyed them at my accommodation. The canelés were quite ordinary, and I probably won't be returning. Thank you for the meal.

After a long time, I visited the underground area of Hakata Station. Near the Hankyu entrance of Amu Plaza, I noticed a new store had opened, and to my surprise, it was "Le Claire," a canelé shop originating from Nishijin. I used to stop by their shop in Nishijin shopping street, and now they have expanded with pop-up stores in various locations, including inside Hakata Station. During my visit, they had two types available: plain for 170 yen and fermented butter for 210 yen, which I found to be reasonably priced. The taste was consistently delicious as always. Thank you for the meal.

This is a trendy canelé shop located on the basement floor of Amu Plaza. It used to be sold on the concourse of Hakata Station, but started operating in the basement of Amu Plaza in June 2022. The shop offers a variety of canelés, with three flavors purchased on this particular day: Plain for 170 yen, Bitter Caramel for 210 yen, and Fermented Butter for 210 yen. The shop is located next to the escalator on the basement floor of Amu Plaza. Le Clerc Amu Plaza Hakata Store Address: 1-1 Hakata Ekimae, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Amu Plaza Hakata B1F Phone: 080-9109-7883 Business hours: 10:00-20:00 Regular holiday: Follows the facility (please note) Prices, business hours, regular holidays, etc. are as of the time of visit, so please confirm with the store when visiting.

Fukuoka Hakata Station [Le Claire] is located inside Hakata Station. I always think about going to buy it after work, but it's always sold out with a sign posted, haha. Finally, I went to buy it on my day off at lunch and got it! There are three flavors ❤️ I'm sorry about the price, haha. It's crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. I ate it while drinking coffee ☕️. It was so happy ~ #Fukuoka #FukuokaGourmet #FukuokaSightseeing #FukuokaSweets #HakataStationGourmet #HakataStation #Sweets #LeClaire #Cannele #CanneleSpecialtyStore #Sweets #ConnectingWithPeopleWhoLikeMakingSweets #WesternSweets #Souvenir #SouvenirSweets #Fukuoka #FukuokaCafe #FukuokaTravel #FukuokaRestaurant #Cannele #Snacks #SnackGram #SnackRecommendation #Dessert #DessertGram #Hakata #HakataRestaurant #Snack #SnackGram

I can't forget the canelés here! ( ^__^ )