I purchased coffee and green tea flavors. I can't remember the price, but each cookie costs more than 200 yen. I thought it was expensive, but I understood because they are made with no additives and high-quality ingredients. However, the best part is that despite being additive-free (healthy image), they are rich in flavor!! They were delicious~ Especially, the green tea flavor was different from what I had imagined, and I liked it.

When I visit Island City in Fukuoka, I always make sure to stop by this cake shop. Today, after finishing my errands, I enjoyed a lemon cake and an iced cafe au lait for a little dessert time. The cake is small but has a refreshing sourness from the lemon, it is moist and has a substantial weight to it, but I couldn't stop eating it. When I left, I also bought some for takeout and had it as dessert after dinner.

Many customers come for the cakes, but the black coffee is surprisingly delicious with a smooth texture. The lemon cake has a perfect contrast of sweetness and sourness. You can find more details in the Yahoo! article linked here. They also have a parking lot available.

"Alicia's Food Log: Today, I went for a cherry blossom viewing walk and ended up at Island City. I found this place on Tabelog and decided to have some tea. The interior of the shop is simple, with stylish dried flowers decorating the place. The owner is very friendly, bright, and kind. They provided detailed information about the cakes they offer. They have a variety of cakes, both at room temperature and refrigerated. I chose the lemon cake and fig cake. The lemon cake was refreshing with a perfect balance of lemon peel on top. The fig cake had a great aroma and paired well with nuts. I wonder if they have a parking lot? Most customers, including those who take out, seem to walk here and walk back. But you might need to park at a nearby parking lot. Overall, I was not only impressed by the cakes but also by the wonderful hospitality that provided a soothing experience."

Dried flowers and gray color decor inside the shop. Dark brownish interior fixtures. The atmosphere is popular among Instagram enthusiasts. I chose a small-sized cookie from the showcase and enjoyed it with a drink inside the shop. The cookie was simple and good. For those who are not fond of alcohol, it is recommended to choose the popular lemon cake as some cakes have a strong alcohol taste.

I visited this place after seeing it recommended on YouTube. I got takeout and the cheesecake was amazing! It looks heavy, but it's not too sweet and refreshing, making it easy to eat. It goes well with coffee! When I didn't see the cheesecake in the display window, I asked the staff and they brought it out from the back. It was great!

I saw this cheesecake in an in-flight magazine and wanted to try it, but it was far from my usual area near Hakata, so I gave up. However, it was available for a limited time at Mitsukoshi, so I was able to purchase it. It was frozen. I couldn't wait for it to thaw, so it was still a little frozen when I ate it, but the cheesecake paired perfectly with the dried fruits soaked in liqueur. It's the kind of cheesecake you want to savor slowly rather than gobble up. It was a shame to rush through it. I paired it with red wine and ended up getting a bit tipsy.

When I visited Fukuoka Mitsukoshi during my homecoming trip, I stumbled upon a pop-up store. It turns out the store is located in Island City Teruyoba in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City. Curious about the store, I stopped and the owner eagerly explained that they use additive-free, carefully selected ingredients. I purchased items that can be carried at room temperature. - Lemon Cake: 445 yen Topped with plenty of lemon peel. Despite the size, the price seemed high. However, the delicious taste reflects their dedication to quality. I've tried lemon cakes from various shops, but this one stood out. In terms of cost performance, it may not be the best choice. Personally, I prefer lemon cakes from Komae's Lemon Tree and Nishi-Ogikubo's Okashi Yakarfu. - Sablé: 139 yen each Flavors: Matcha Dried Persimmon and Choco Coffee - Plain Sablé: 112 yen All of them were delicious. I could tell that the owner was passionate about their products. Perhaps in Tokyo, these prices wouldn't feel as expensive.

・Cheesecake made with Hokkaido-produced fresh cream and cream cheese, rich and creamy. Although it may appear rough, the texture is actually very fine, melting in the mouth with just the heat. The taste of the cheese lingers in the mouth. The tart unexpectedly has a salty taste and a crunchy texture. ・Luxurious cheesecake with a hint of Western liquor A cheesecake made by soaking five types of dried fruits in fragrant rum and mixing them into a refreshing, rich cheesecake, then baking it in a water bath. Compared to a simple cheesecake, the surface is firm. The sweetness of the dried fruits and the sweetness of the cheese harmonize, but the sweetness of the dried fruits is strong, making it difficult to fully taste the cheese. The amount of dried fruits may vary, but it felt a bit excessive. The tart seemed to have less crunchiness compared to the cheesecake, possibly due to the water bath.

When I passed by the area, I found a confectionery shop with a parking space for two cars. I tried their Aged Fruit Cake for 540 yen, which had nicely roasted nuts and a perfect hint of liquor soaked in the dried fruits. It was delicious, not too strong on the alcohol, just like the fruit cakes I used to have! I also had their Butter Spica for 420 yen, which had a rich buttery flavor. The Lemon Cake for 480 yen had a generous amount of lemon flavor in both the cake and the sugar topping. The prices were a bit high, but understandable if they use good ingredients. The owner and the taste were both kind and friendly! I think I'm going to get hooked on their fruit cake and lemon cake. They are apparently at JR Hakata City until November! I must go there!

The lemon cake and chocolate cake were amazing. They are sophisticated cakes for adults, not too sweet, leaving a delicious aftertaste that lingers. The lemon cake has a strong lemon flavor and a moist sponge that is delicious. It's a double delight. The sponge of the chocolate cake has a texture similar to cheesecake, so delicious that I initially thought it was cheesecake. The chocolate cake is not very sweet but incredibly rich! You can definitely taste the chocolate in every bite. After eating, only the chocolate flavor lingers in your mouth. There were many other varieties available as well. I have a feeling that there are no disappointments here.

A no-additive snack that eliminates unnecessary ingredients. Get the Victoria cake at SPICA classic cake (SCC) located in Fukuoka, Japan. The shop is open from 10:00 to 18:00, closed on Wednesdays. They have a free parking lot next to the store. For the latest business information, please contact the store directly. Enjoy organic treats and delicious cakes at this cozy cafe in Fukuoka.

Located in Kaizuka, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City, there is a small sweets shop called Spica Classic Cake. I tried their Lemon Cake for 480 yen and Raisin Butter Sandwich for 280 yen. Both were delicious, with the Lemon Cake having a nice sweet and sour flavor of lemon. Perfect for souvenirs! I bought them before a cycling date at the rose garden. Enjoyed them while admiring the beautiful roses. Also got to see the Nemophila flowers. A great experience! Address: 6-3-12 Teraba, Kaizuka, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka Opening hours: 10:00-19:00, Closed on Wednesdays Parking available for 2 cars #FukuokaGourmet #FukuokaCake #FukuokaSweets #FukuokaSouvenir #KaizukaGourmet #KaizukaSweets #KaizukaCake #KaizukaSouvenir #TerabaSpaResort #UmihitakamiHamaPark #Umihitakami #FlowerField #AnythingShareCouple #FoodieCouple #SweetsCouple #CoupleGram #GourmetStagram

My wife was interested in a cake shop, so we decided to visit it over the weekend. The shop is located on the first floor of the Shoyo apartment building. We parked our car in the parking lot in front of the shop and went in. There were various cakes to choose from, but we ended up buying a cheesecake (520 yen), an upside-down cake (480 yen), and a Victoria sponge cake (500 yen). We took them home and enjoyed them with coffee. They were all delicious with a subtle sweetness, giving off a stylish and sophisticated vibe. I highly recommend the cheesecake in particular.

This is a stylish and delicious cake shop. I have tried several cakes, but I recommend the lemon cake. They also have baked goods in addition to cakes! However, since they use high-quality ingredients, it felt a bit pricey. ❤️

In East District, Shoyo, there is a place called "SPICA classic cake" where you can enjoy classic cakes. I ordered the popular simple cheesecake for 530 yen and the seasonal chestnut cheesecake for 670 yen. The cheesecake had a rich and simple flavor that didn't get boring at all. The chestnut cheesecake had a strong chestnut flavor. They have a variety of other classic cakes as well, so I am looking forward to trying them next time. They also offer takeout, so it might be a good idea for souvenirs! Thank you for the meal!

Located on the first floor of a building on the north side of Island City in Higashi-ku. The area on the north side is developing rapidly. The parking lot is shared with other shops. The store has a modern and stylish atmosphere. You can eat in and also use it as a cafe. Some items were sold out as it was late. They had lemon cake and fruit cake made with pesticide-free lemons, as well as various baked goods. - Cheesecake, ¥430: A traditional cheesecake made with ingredients like cream and cheese from Hokkaido. The balance between the saltiness and texture of the tart crust at the bottom is excellent. - Peanut Butter Cookies, ¥300 for 3 pieces: Not too sweet, with a strong peanut butter flavor. They also offer custom cakes for birthdays and weddings. Simple yet stylish, not overly extravagant (see flyer for details). Thank you for the meal.

The shop is located on the first floor of a high-rise apartment building in a newly developed residential area on reclaimed land. The interior is simple, with a grey and white box-shaped space decorated with wooden furniture and dried trees. The concept of the shop is to offer "simple and not boring cakes with unnecessary elements removed." There were about six types of cakes and baked goods on display. I had the "luxurious cheesecake with a hint of Western liquor" and a café latte for here. The café latte was served in a stainless steel tray, with the cake still in its wrapping paper. The presentation style for eating in was also simple. The latte had a foamy milk cloud on top that looked like soft serve ice cream, which was quite amusing. The cheesecake had rum-soaked dried fruits in it. When I took a bite, the texture reminded me of raisin butter that I had tried in the past. The hint of alcohol was subtle. There were several types of dried fruits in it, including raisins, but the papaya felt out of place. While I usually enjoy sweets with a rum raisin flavor, I didn't quite like this cake, despite being drawn to its noble name "luxurious." On the other hand, the lemon cake I took out was delicious, with a refreshing lemon flavor. Thank you for the meal.

This is a cake shop located on the first floor of Island City Teruha Cross Style. It has been relocated and opened from Kanshigaoka in Higashi-ku. I had lunch at a nearby cafe on this day, so I decided to stop by here to get some cakes to take home. The shop offers classic cakes and baked goods made from carefully selected ingredients. There is also a stylish eat-in space available in the shop. I chose three types of classic cakes to take out: Butter Spica for 330 yen, a butter cake made with plenty of burnt butter in both the dough and the finish; Fresh Lemon Cake for 390 yen, a moist and fragrant lemon cake made with freshly squeezed juice and grated lemon peel from pesticide-free domestic lemons; and Fig Cake for 390 yen, a butter cake made with dried figs, raisins, cranberries, walnuts, and plenty of burnt domestic butter poured over the top. The shop is located near Teruha Kita Elementary School. SPICA CLASSIC CAKE Address: 6-3-12 Kashiishii Teruha, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City Prime Maison Teruha Cross Style EAST 1F Phone: 092-410-7850 Business hours: 10:00-19:00 (may close when sold out) Closed: Irregular holidays (please note) Prices, business hours, and holidays are as of the time of visit, so please confirm with the store when you visit. If you'd like, you can support by clicking here to vote in the rankings.

I can't afford a whole cake but I'd like to try a bite!! Recommended cake shop.