I became interested in this shop after receiving their cream puffs from an acquaintance in the past. This time, I had the chance to visit the shop and purchased the following items: "Moon Witch" (cookies) for 620 yen and "Big Lucky Banana Cake" for 400 yen. The "Moon Witch" consists of two types of crescent-shaped cookies, perfect as a small souvenir. I haven't tried it yet as I kept it for later use. The "Big Lucky Banana Cake" (omelette) is a large banana omelette with plenty of whipped cream. The bananas inside are not too big and are neatly placed in the center. The whipped cream is elegant and delicious. I shared it with 5 people this time, but one person can easily finish it alone. I want to go back and buy more of this omelette, but it's a bit far. If I have the chance, I would love to buy more. It was so delicious! Thank you for the meal!

First visit. I wonder if the cream puffs are famous here? I was actually interested in a product called Majokko Full Moon, but they only had cherry blossom flavor. I prefer the regular flavor. As for the cream puffs, they had the classic custard flavor. They were described as cookie choux, but the texture of the pastry was light and crispy! While many cookie choux pastries have a thick and hard pastry, here it was thin and the sweetness was subtle. It was really good. I wonder if they put effort into their roll cakes as well? I will definitely come back again. Thank you for the meal.

I received a gift of Gold Witch's assorted sweets from a business partner, which I had been curious about for a while. The shop has a very unique atmosphere that made it hard for me to enter, so I had been avoiding it until now. The products were all very traditional and I particularly love this kind of sponge cake. I will definitely consider using this shop as a place to purchase gifts for my business partners when I visit them next time.

I had bookmarked this place but hadn't been able to go until now. Since I happened to be nearby, even though I had just bought a cake at another place, I decided to go in. The interior was filled with sweets. It felt like they had put out as much as they could - cookies, baked goods, gifts, cakes, you name it. I was overwhelmed trying to decide which one to get, and in the meantime, a few other customers came in. Some bought a bunch of cream puffs, others bought gifts. After much deliberation, I ended up getting a pumpkin pie and an apple pie. The pumpkin pie was filled with plenty of pumpkin paste and had chunks of pumpkin in it - a dream for pumpkin lovers. The apple pie had a firm crust and gooey apples, giving it a homemade feel. I also got a banana roll cake, which I can't remember the name of. It was a huge roll cake with a whole banana inside. The fluffy sponge and cream had so much substance - it was really satisfying to eat. Next time, I'll go empty-handed and get some cream puffs for sure.

Facing the street, this small sweets shop is decorated with a witch theme. Inside, you'll find various witch-themed items, including sweets like "Witch's Cream Puff." Their cream puffs are filled with custard cream after you place your order. I tried their cream puff, which is their signature item, and it was reasonably priced with a rich and satisfying custard cream filling. I also tried their chocolate mint roll cake and their unlimited bagged cookies. The shop has a lovely atmosphere, making it hard to resist stopping by on the way home.

I visited for the cream puffs. The Majokko Choux (162 yen) had a nice cookie crust. It was a bit messy to eat because it crumbled easily, but the cream inside was smooth and delicious. The Big Surprise Banana Cake (388 yen) was huge, like twice the size of a certain whole banana I love! The cream was very light and you could easily finish it in one go... scary but delicious! I also liked the moist and soft omelette layer. I came for the cream puffs, but if I were to visit again, I would definitely go for the banana cake...!!

After enjoying delicious Sanuki udon with Nocchimu, we started craving something sweet for dessert. We decided on cream puffs, which was mostly Nocchimu's choice! We headed to a bakery that specializes in baked goods, including cream puffs and cookies. The cream puffs are filled with cream upon order, keeping the pastry crispy. I also couldn't resist trying their banana cake. The cream puff had a crispy outer layer with a subtle cookie crunch, and the cream inside was creamy with a milky flavor. The banana cake was moist with a generous amount of cream, not too sweet, and easy to eat. Overall, it was a delightful experience, and I would love to visit again to try more of their delicious baked goods.

I visited a shop that I had been curious about as a cream puff lover...! Majokko Chou When I bought it late at night, at first the dough was dry and I thought it might not be good... But as I continued to eat it, I noticed that the choux pastry itself had a strong almond flavor and was delicious even when eaten alone (ΦωΦ) It felt like a taste I had never experienced before, so maybe my taste buds were confused haha. The dough seemed crunchy, but the texture was gentle and crispy. It crumbled easily haha. The cream inside was smooth with a gentle milky taste (^o^) As a fan of firm custard cream with a strong egg flavor, I'm not sure if I would buy it again, but since it's a "fill it yourself" type and the choux pastry was different, I think cream puff lovers should give it a try haha. Also, I tried half of the banana omelette, which was incredibly large haha. It was about 2-3 times bigger than a whole banana... The dough was fluffy and airy like a pillow, and the whipped cream was not too sweet but milky and easy to eat! (^o^) I could have eaten a whole one of these normally... (˘ω˘)♡ I think this shop is strong in baked goods, so I'm curious about their apple pie and roll cakes in terms of creaminess (ΦωΦ) I've been wanting to go there for a few years now, so I'm glad I finally got to visit this time! Thank you, Wu-ta-san! (((orz

After ordering, they add the cream so the delicious roll cake is also a reasonable souvenir. However, the staff (maybe a couple) are noisy! They keep chatting about irrelevant things while adding the cream, which is annoying as it slows down the process.

Cream puffs are incredibly delicious! The cookie choux is good too, but the cream inside is exquisite. Three of them are perfect. Will definitely come back for more.

When talking with a friend, I was recommended to try the delicious cream puffs at the Golden Witch in Kotoni. I went there on the same day and the atmosphere of the shop was very welcoming, with the staff being cheerful and smiling the whole time. The cream puffs are filled right when you order them. There were also various options like cookie assortments. The cream puffs had a perfect balance with the cookie crust around it and the cream inside. The strawberry flavor in the choux au craquelin was delicious with a gentle sweetness overall. I was enchanted and hooked on their magic.笑笑

After finishing work, I drove around looking for something sweet. Along the old Route 5, I found a place called "Golden Witch" that I had visited a few times when it first opened. It had been a few years since my last visit, so I decided to write my first review. The friendly couple who seemed to be the owners greeted me warmly, which left a good impression. I tried their "Magic Cookie Choux" for 150 yen and "Apple Pie" for 250 yen. The Magic Cookie Choux is a cream-filled cookie choux that they fill on the spot. The crispy choux with a light custard filling is not too sweet, making it easy to eat several at once. The Apple Pie had a nice tart apple flavor that I enjoyed, although the buttery aroma was a bit subtle. I had it at room temperature, but I think it would be even better warmed up in the oven. The cozy little shop may not be flashy, but the gentle and fluffy sweets they offer have a comforting, local feel that you can trust.

My review of this place is that I must go there based on the reputation. Even on a bad weather day, I decided to visit the place. Inside, the store is packed with various goods, giving off a modern vibe. They offer shoe cream, both normal and with pie. This time, I tried the pie with cream and it was quite delicious. Of course, there are other cakes available for enjoyment. Initially, I used navigation to get there, but it turned out to be right next to a car dealership that I pass by frequently. Additionally, it is easily accessible from the subway station, so the location is surprisingly convenient.

【Takeout】Located a short walk north from Kotoenekimae Station on the Tozai Subway Line in Sapporo's Nishi Ward. If coming by car, head north along Kitago-Teine Street and turn towards Sapporo at the intersection with North 5th Street (old National Route 5). It's located a little further ahead, near the intersection in Kotoenekimae. The shop is called "Majo-san no Ouchi" (The Witch's House) and offers Western sweets with witch-themed names, as well as miscellaneous goods. It has a cozy feel, like stepping into a witch's home. Visited for the first time around 3 PM on June 15, 2013. I had been curious about this shop for a while, with only two reviews, one from the esteemed Hokkaido reviewer Tom and another from the reviewer known as "Eating too much and getting fat." Despite being a novice, I will also share my review. After having lunch at Sapporo Curry Pao after a night shift, I bought some treats for myself as souvenirs. I purchased a "Majokko Chou" for 130 yen and an eclair for 160 yen. The shop fills the cream after you order, so the pastry stays fresh and delicious. The "Majokko Chou" had custard cream inside a cookie chou, with a perfect balance of sweetness and a sweet cookie chou crust. The cookie crust crumbled a bit, so I ate it while holding it on a plate. The eclair had a chocolate coating on top of a regular chou pastry, with chocolate cream inside. Both were incredibly delicious, offering more value than their prices suggest. I would like to try the "Majo no Tamago" (Witch's Egg) next time I visit.

"I really like the cream puffs from this place," my friend who has been eating them for a long time often says. I had been thinking about going there but the parking situation was tricky. However, I ended up stopping by the neighboring store and decided to go in. I'm sorry, friend, it may not seem like a pastry shop from the name, but I was secretly delighted by the variety of baked goods and sweets inside the small shop. I ordered the famous cream puffs, and the man next to me was diligently filling them with cream. The price was a pleasant surprise at 120 yen each, so I got two. When I opened them at home, I found that the choux pastry was covered in cookie dough and filled with cream. I bit into one without cutting it, and the cream didn't spill out thanks to the clever design. The second one I cut in half to reveal a generous amount of light cream, reminiscent of the old-fashioned flavor. In a world where cream puffs are often overly rich, this place's classic taste remains unchanged. I informed my friend that I had tried them, but it turned out they had already gone to buy some that day. Oh well, maybe next time. Thank you for the meal!"

Apology I usually have around 400-500 visitors per day, with the highest being around 1000. However, today we have already surpassed 3000 visitors, which is a first. It's a rare event in late summer. Many reviewers have also seen it. With only 30 footprints in the current system, it's impossible to know who visited. I try to visit reviewers who leave footprints, but it's impossible this time. I used to write down usernames on paper, but I've given up on that. I am grateful for the overwhelming response, but I am sorry that I can't visit all the reviewers. Unlike famous reviewers, many people visit, but I am still not used to it. Please forgive me. [September 2012] The Golden Witch This is my first visit this season. I often pass by the shop, but I always just walk past it. The shop is located in Sapporo's Nishi Ward, along the busy Kitago Street in the direction of Otaru on the old National Route 5. For the exact location of the shop, please check on Tabelog. Outside the shop, there is a cute witch painting. Inside, there is a wide range of witch-related products with names like "Majo no," "Majokko," and "Kin Majo." They also sell miscellaneous goods. There are various items related and unrelated to witches. I heard that the pudding is delicious, so I bought the pudding called "Majo no Tamago." I also bought several cream puffs. They have a limited edition of 200 cream puffs per day, where the cream is added after ordering. There are also cream puffs with cream already inside. The cream puff dough is of the regular type. They also have shoe ice, so I bought one to eat in the car immediately due to the heat. I also bought one for home. - Majo no Tamago: A cute plastic egg-shaped case with two layers. It is very smooth, soft, and creamy. The egg flavor is strong, not too sweet. The caramel is almost liquid, mixing well with the pudding. At 220 yen, it's a very good pudding. Personally, I and my usual companion both like this type of pudding. - Majokko Cream Puff: Limited to 200 per day, cream is added after ordering. The cream is smooth with a strong egg flavor. The cream puff dough is crunchy. At 130 yen, it's a satisfying cream puff. - Shoe Ice: Limited to the summer season, similar to the Majokko Cream Puff but with homemade vanilla ice cream inside. At 160 yen, it's delicious, but when frozen, the cream puff dough loses some of its crispiness. The witch's name is not included in the product name. The "Majo no Tamago" is quite delicious. Maybe there's a tasty magic spell on it. It's a perfect souvenir. I would like to try the "Kin Majo Roll" next time, which seems to promise a large amount of cream inside. It was delicious, thank you.

Located slightly south of the intersection with Kotoni Sakae-cho Street along the old Route 5, this shop offers various cakes, but the main attraction is, of course, the "Majokko Choux". Upon entering the shop, you will find only the choux lined up tightly in a glass case. When you order the desired quantity, they will fill them with cream on the spot. Thanks to this, the cookie-type pastry choux is crispy, and the inside is delightfully creamy. You can even see the hole where the cream is injected! The cream is not too sweet, and I couldn't stop eating them!