I found Shatoreze after a long time and went shopping. I'm the only one who is hooked on this dorayaki. The one with buttercream inside is delicious. The chestnut dorayaki was also good, but my husband seemed indifferent. He likes the bean paste, but the dough is too dry for him. It's reasonably priced. It's not as good as "Taneya" lol. I haven't tried the sweet potato pie yet, but the kids liked it. I will go buy it again.

Ordered items... Shortcake and others Dishes... Had a long-awaited meal at a friend's place. I received a shortcake, which was decent considering the cost performance. It was not too sweet, just a basic sheet cake. I used to buy roll cakes often in the past. One good thing about Chateraise is that there are no failures!

I feel nostalgic! I've been living in Osaka for almost 15 years now, but I didn't realize there was a Chateraise so close by. I usually only have ice cream once a year, but once my kids are old enough to enjoy it, we might come here more often. It's so nostalgic to see the shoe ice cream and small soft serves that have been around since I was in elementary school. Since I can even come here by bike, I'll definitely revisit on a hot day.

On this day, my partner and I went for a walk to Esaka. After doing a little shopping at the supermarket, we headed to this shop we had our eyes on. We bought some sweets as a thoughtful gift for my parents who are unable to return home due to the pandemic, and then we purchased some items for ourselves. We bought the following: Choco Bucky (chocolate) for 60 yen, Fluffy Cheesecake for 200 yen, Additive-free Mamman Madeleine for 100 yen, Aged raw wine for 754 yen plus a bottle for 157 yen. We enjoyed the Choco Bucky (chocolate) on our way back, and the rest we will enjoy at home! The Choco Bucky (chocolate) is literally a chocolate-flavored ice cream with crunchy chocolate inside. It was incredibly delicious, especially on such a warm day! And all this for just 60 yen, which is amazing! The Fluffy Cheesecake is exactly as the name suggests - fluffy and moist, with a strong cheese flavor! It's just as good as what you would find at a cake shop, but for 200 yen! The Additive-free Mamman Madeleine is made without emulsifiers, leavening agents, preservatives, and other additives. The batter uses fresh eggs from contracted farmers. The result is a very gentle flavor. The Aged raw wine comes in red and white options. This time, we chose the white Chardonnay. It's dry and would pair well with seafood dishes. The shelf life is 2 weeks from purchase, and a bottle deposit is required for the first purchase. All of these items offer great value for money! The shop also has frozen or refrigerated pizzas and more, which are fun to browse even if you're not buying. We'll definitely be back with our wine bottle for more shopping. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Cake and ice cream are very popular at Chateraise for their deliciousness and reasonable prices. Their sweets products are definitely highly rated. This time, I tried their "85% reduced sugar pizza" which is limited edition. There are two flavors available: Margherita and 5 Cheese, priced at 330 yen (excluding tax) for a pack of 2 slices. Each slice is about the size of a piece of toast, with a thickness of about 1cm. The most important aspect, carbohydrates, are as follows per slice: Margherita 20.0g, 5 Cheese 16.9g. These could be quite useful during a diet. I toasted them in a toaster for about 6 minutes (maybe too long) and tried them. Unfortunately, they were not tasty! Cheese pizza from a 100 yen bakery tastes much better. The cheese and toppings on the dough feel more like they are spread on rather than placed on top. However, if you consider it as a product for cutting 85% of sugar, it's not bad for a diet snack. The clean store, and the friendly staff with good manners, are definitely praiseworthy!

Reasonably priced and delicious cake shop, everyone's favorite 'Chateraise'. I received a gift from my favorite JK ♬︎♡ *All gifts are rated 3.5, I am grateful (｡ᵕᴗᵕ｡) The ice cream is delicious right now, and I love the popular 'Choco Bucky'. The lineup of Japanese sweets is rich, and the cup of 'Isobe Mochi' is also addictive and delicious. I received cakes from Chateraise. - Summer Strawberry Dessert Roll Cup: A fluffy cut roll cake sandwiched with custard cream and whipped cream in a cup. Easy to eat in a cup, with a refreshing accent of sweet and sour berries. - Cute Bear Cup: Extremely cute ( ੭ ˙꒳​˙ )੭♡ A cupcake with a chocolate sponge, chocolate cream, and a strong chocolate flavor despite its appearance. - Strawberry Tart: A luxurious tart with a solid crust, fluffy cream, and plenty of strawberries. The strawberries were delicious. - Italian Chestnut Mont Blanc: An adult dessert with a hint of brandy. The chestnut paste is sweet, but the cream inside is gentle, creating a balanced taste. The crunch of chocolate and cookies contrasts with the smooth cream, creating an interesting texture. I enjoyed all of them (˘͈ᵕ ˘͈♡)ஐ:* I am grateful for the heartfelt gifts! Thank you! I love it~♫

While on my way to work and feeling extremely hot, I sought refuge in this shop. I initially thought of buying something to eat at home, but since Shatoreze is known for the great value of bulk purchases, I decided to buy in bulk and share with my colleagues at work. Although the focus here is more on the cost-effectiveness rather than the taste, the ice cream was greatly appreciated on such a hot day. I managed to carry it for about 30 minutes without it melting too much. I indulged in some snacking on the way back, making it even more delicious for me.

Shatoreze used to be so popular, but it has decreased a lot. There used to be a Shatoreze near my house, and I would stop by with my parents on the way back from swimming school to get ice cream. I happened to have some business in Esaka and visited Shatoreze for the first time in a while. Just like in the past, everything is really affordable! They have all kinds of Japanese sweets, ice cream, and Western sweets! I noticed they also have a good selection of wine and alcohol. This time, I bought some cakes. The Parisian Chocolate Shortcake (300 yen), Crepe with Fruit (300 yen), Mango and Nata de Coco Panna Cotta (360 yen), Baked Cheesecake (276 yen), and Premium Dessert Milk Crepe (280 yen). Everything is so cheap, but the sizes are good and the taste matches the price, so no complaints. I had the Panna Cotta, and the cream, mango, and Nata de Coco blended together perfectly and tasted really delicious. I also tried a little bit of the Fruit-filled Milk Crepe, and if the quality is this good at this price, I might end up buying it frequently. I wish there was a Shatoreze closer to my house... It was delicious.

I visited the "Patisserie Chateraise Esaka Store" in Hiroba-cho, Esaka, Suita City. This store offers a variety of Western and Japanese sweets. I purchased the "Sunshine-scented Strawberry Cake," which I had tried before. For more information on the store's dishes, drinks, atmosphere, and recommended points, please visit the following URL: https://lucky-luckizo.com/blog/29304.html.

When I visit my friend's house, I often purchase sweets as a gift. Among the products, the cream puffs are popular and well-received by my friends. The store is surprisingly spacious, with a variety of ice cream, Japanese sweets, cakes, and gift sets on display. The staff neatly pack the items, which is great.

They made a gift suitable for a present with a polite response.

Riemu is a charming place like a Chateaurest.

Until my child was in junior high school, we used to buy Shatorizu ice cream and sweets frequently. Of course, not just for the kids' snacks, but also for my snack during work breaks. Recently, we haven't been to Shatorizu at all, so it's been a long time since we came! It brings back memories and makes me want to buy various things, but I'll resist, haha. This time, I chose traditional Japanese sweets to share with my mother. We had chestnut rice cakes and karinto manju, each eating half. It's been a while since I had karinto manju - it was delicious. The next day, I had white bean paste water yokan by myself. It was surprisingly light and tasty.

A friend mentioned this store and it caught my interest, so I decided to visit. I thought it was a cake shop, but they sell a variety of items! From cakes, ice cream, alcohol, to baked goods, they offer a wide range of gifts. They even sell ice cream in small and large sizes. This time, after looking around, I bought some delicious-looking ice cream. It looked similar to Dars Haagen. Since the price was not listed, I thought it might be expensive, but it was only 151 yen! Cheap! The matcha flavor was a bit light, but the vanilla was close to Dars Haagen. With this quality at this price, I am very satisfied. I will definitely visit again.

It's been a while since I visited Chateraise. I used to come here often to buy ice cream. This time, I purchased an ice cream cake. There are not many shops that sell ice cream cakes, so I appreciate that Chateraise offers them at a reasonable price with a decent variety. The taste was delicious! They have a wide variety of ice cream flavors, so I always have a hard time deciding. In addition to ice cream, they also have cakes and Japanese sweets, making it a very convenient store for choosing gifts!

March 2016 - Orange Cake filled with Summer Oranges for 324 yen I had high hopes for this limited-time product, as good as the Peach Mousse I had previously tried. However, being a citrus cake, it didn't quite match up, not even close to the Peach Mousse. The product description states: "A mousse made with plenty of Setoka orange juice, combined with sweet and sour Summer oranges, a masterpiece filled with oranges. Only the flesh of the Summer oranges is used." It was refreshing with plenty of Summer oranges inside, and it was decently delicious. But, I still prefer the Peach Mousse. August 2009 - The Illusive... Incredibly Delicious Limited-Time Sweets I recently had a disappointing experience with a popular Sugar Butter Tree. It made me remember about the Peach Mousse, Club Harie, and others. Not everything that sells well is criticized, as I think Henri Charpentier, Tsumagari's baked sweets, and Harimaya's senbei are delicious. I usually find one cake enough if it's a regular size, but if I eat two, I feel sick. I love "whole banana," but I can only eat half. I have a separate stomach, and if I have room in my stomach, I think desserts after a meal are delicious. But if I'm full, baked sweets are not good, but fruits or jelly are fine. If I'm really hungry, I can eat two Western or Japanese sweets, but not more. So, people misunderstand me as not liking sweet things, but that's not true, I love them. I just can't handle too sweet or too much. Oh, the Sugar Butter Tree wasn't that sweet... However, my husband and kids love overly sweet things and always eat a lot of sweets, making us like the family in "Kyofu no Amai Mono Ikka" (You don't know if you're young). I suddenly remembered that there was a time when I ate "two sweets every day." I used to frequent Chateraise a lot. Cakes were usually in the 100-200 yen range, so it was unusual to have a product over 300 yen. I bought the Peach Mousse thinking, "It's rare, so it might be good." It was delicious. I was like, "What is this?!" The next day, I went to buy it again. It was so good. The day after that too. It was so good. From then on, I had my husband buy it for me every day, even buying all seven when there were only two left. I, who had never eaten more than 20, continued to eat two every day. It was only a matter of time before I got tired of it. ... The breakup came suddenly before I got tired of it. The sadness of limited-time products. I probably only tasted about 20. Thank you for the meal. If I had concluded that "expensive cakes at Chateraise are delicious," it would have been premature. The next limited-time cake over 300 yen that I tried was not that good. Oh, I want to eat it again. I was the only one in the family who was obsessed with it. I also remember a phantom cake I had as a child. Royal Host's "Hot Fudge Cake." A square cocoa dough with white ice cream sandwiched in between, topped with warm chocolate sauce. Looking back now, cold and warm sweets were rare at the time. It was in the 1980s when I was in elementary school. My father received a 10,000 yen meal voucher for Royal Host once or twice a year, so the children could order both a meal and dessert at that time. Actually, it was incredibly sweet, and it would have been just right to have half or two-thirds. But we ordered it every time for the special feeling. 10,000 yen at that time was probably expensive, and it was a dream-like luxurious memory. Oh, I want to eat it again. I wonder if I could ask Detective Night Scoop to make these two dishes for me.

I received two boxes of Shatresé sweets as a souvenir. One box is a selection of rusks, with 2 pieces in each bag. There are 7 flavors: Cheese, White Chocolate, Chocolate Maple, Sugar, Karinto, Milk Tea. I've tried the classic flavors like Sugar, Maple, and Chocolate, but Cheese and Karinto flavored rusks are new to me! The Cheese rusk has a different crispy texture and a lovely cheese aroma. It makes me want to drink wine! And the Karinto rusk made me chuckle when I tasted it. It's like turning traditional Karinto into a rusk - so fun! I want to have it with some Japanese tea. The other box is a selection of waffles and scones. The fluffy waffles are substantial enough for breakfast. The sweet and delicious waffles and scones were all enjoyable. These sweets are perfect for gifts. Thank you for the feast!

【Revisit】I still buy and eat here occasionally (since it's right next to my office), but I haven't written a revisit review in years... so I decided to upload some photos that I had on my phone. My favorite thing to eat here is the cream puffs ♡ 【Revisit】This time, a friend bought me a mille-feuille cake. The photo turned out nice so I decided to upload it for a revisit review. 【Revisit】I realized that even though I visit often, I haven't introduced my favorite items yet, so here is a revisit review. First up is the Kashiwaoyama Hokkaido butter dorayaki. I ate it while watching "The Eighth Day of the Cicada" (movie preview) on my way back from work because I was hungry. This butter dorayaki is only 105 yen. And then, the Naeimyu coffee flavor. This time I got the coffee flavor for 42 yen. Sometimes I receive it as a gift, but I also buy it myself. It's cheap, you know. I'll go buy some today too♪ 【Revisit】Having this place right next to my office is both good and bad... (lol) I tend to buy snacks when I get a little hungry. Isobe mochi comes in a pack of 4 for 130 yen! It's still cheap, right? Asa-nama teppozushi yomogi dango is 63 yen per piece. It's nice that you can buy them individually! Shirasu Meisui Manju Okinawa black honey is a small black sugar manju, but it's only 84 yen each. Lately, I've been buying a lot of ice cream and Japanese sweets. 【Revisit】The other day I introduced a cake, but today it's Japanese sweets. I ate my favorite sakura mochi! My sons at home think that the sakura mochi leaves are not meant to be eaten. I always eat the leaves because it's delicious when eaten together... Are you the type to eat them or leave them? I had sakura mochi for 84 yen and chestnut ohagi for 126 yen. Both were delicious. Since it's right near my office, my 3 o'clock snack is often from Chateraise. I've written about it so much on my blog, I thought I should stop with the Chateraise stories. But then I realized... I forgot to introduce this one. The bear cake is only 252 yen (tax included)!!! Yes, that's right. This affordability is what makes me happy. And it's delicious too. It has tart, sponge cream, chocolate custard, steamed cake, and chocolate cream. Despite how cute it is, I just take a bite (lol). I also like the raw chocolate daifuku and milk crepe ☆