I happened to find a waffle shop. It's a small shop with a cozy atmosphere, playing mellow jazz music and offering a plain cream waffle for 740 yen. The waffle was surprisingly light and easy to eat, despite its size. It comes with a generous amount of maple syrup, but just the whipped cream is enough. They also offer a half-size waffle option. It would be perfect if they accepted cards or electronic payments. Overall, I recommend this shop.

Before heading to Ario Sapporo in Higashi Ward, I came across a cafe with a cozy, homey atmosphere. There are parking spaces for about two cars on the side. I initially thought about giving up when it looked crowded, but I decided to give it a try. The banana juice was delicious, with a natural sweetness that was very enjoyable. The waffles may seem heavy at first, but the cream was light and the potato chips served with it were a nice touch. As the weather warms up, I plan to visit again.

I went to "Monusedo Cafe," a stylish standalone house with a residence attached that I found on my way to Sapporo Beer Garden for a family gathering. The cozy atmosphere with a concrete tile courtyard visible through a large window, greeted by a couple, and the menu offering freshly baked waffles and soft drinks made the experience delightful. I ordered the "Waffle Half (Blueberry) @660" and "Rooibos Tea (HOT) @250 (SET price)." The waffle, served after a 15-minute wait, was surprisingly generous in portion with a dollop of whipped cream, blueberry jam with chunks of fruit, and potato chips on the side. The waffle was light and easy to eat, complemented by the mild sweetness of the whipped cream and the savory touch of the potato chips. Overall, it was a satisfying experience, and I would love to visit again in the future.

I found a lovely shop on a back street near Ario and decided to stop by as it was open. I visited around 3 PM on a Saturday and it was not crowded, but I had to take my order to go as I had to go to the library. I ordered a waffle sandwich, which they make fresh after you order. I chose Nutella, my favorite. While waiting, I chatted with the owner, a cheerful and lovely lady. Nutella is a chocolate and nut paste, so it's incredibly delicious but high in calories. The waffle was a regular size, and I felt so happy eating it. It was crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, a perfect combination. I must eat it fresh next time! I also got a scone, which is only available on weekends. It was the perfect size for a snack. Today's flavor was plain, but they also have chocolate chip and others. The total cost for the waffle and scone was 520 yen. I forgot the exact price of the waffle, maybe 440 or 450 yen. They have parking behind the shop, where you can park vertically. The back faces a residential entrance, but it's okay to park there. To find the shop, head east on Kita 8-jo Street where Ario is located, then turn left at the intersection with Dai Nippon Printing. It's a single-family home in a residential area facing a road that leads to a temple, so be on the lookout and you'll find it easily. Highly recommended. I look forward to dining in next time.

The waffles for takeout here looked delicious, but I wanted to relax inside the restaurant, so I ordered a different menu item. I got the sesame waffle, and it was quite big with a good amount of volume. It even came with soft serve ice cream on top, with a cone! Plus tortilla chips. The sesame sauce was rich and had a typical sesame flavor. The waffle was soft and tasty. I haven't had many delicious waffles before, so I was really happy. Just eating it with honey would be delicious enough. However, the soft serve ice cream was a full serving size, so it was quite filling. The tortilla chips were simple and salty, which was a nice palate cleanser. Personally, I think this waffle is best enjoyed in a simple way. Next time, I want to try the waffles for takeout.

After playing with the children at the park and taking a walk, I stumbled upon this place. It's a new building that looks beautiful and stylish. I ordered the strawberry jam waffle. It took 10 minutes to wait. Surprisingly, it was quite filling and I was amazed. The waffle was soft and chewy, and the cream was fluffy and melted in my mouth. I devoured it in no time. There is also a parking lot, so next time I might dine in.

On my day off, I went around the shop with Nocchimu-san. When I heard about it from Nocchimu-san before, there was one menu that caught my interest. It is the waffle sandwich that is limited to takeout. The appearance is intriguing, but the fact that it has a shelf life of 15 minutes also caught my attention. When I visited the shop early this time, I found the menu for the waffle sandwich at the register. There are four types, with strawberry jam being the most popular. I also found a Nutella cream that I had never heard of before. I heard that it is made with hazelnuts, so I decided to choose that one this time. The Nutella cream waffle was still warm as it was freshly made, and with a shelf life of only 15 minutes, I quickly started eating it. The waffle, with a good thickness, was soft and fluffy, with a crispy texture on the edges. It was sandwiched with plenty of light whipped cream, and the Nutella cream was also sandwiched. Although there wasn't a lot of Nutella cream, it still had a presence, so the balance with the generous whipped cream was good. It was more delicious than I expected, and it was nice to be able to eat it easily. I'm curious about the other flavors, so if I have the chance, I would like to visit again and try a different flavor. Thank you for the meal.

I found this shop on Instagram before it even opened, and I had been wanting to try their waffle sandwich with a 15-minute expiration date for a while! There are days when they sell out, so I headed there in the afternoon. They make the sandwich after you order, so I waited inside the store. The waffle sandwich (Nutella cream) looked crispy, but when I held it, it was soft and fluffy! It had a chewy texture, maybe they use rice flour? I like crispy waffles, but I love chewy ones even more, so I might become a regular at this place. I've always been curious about Nutella cream, which I often see in Korean mukbang videos, and it did not disappoint! The hazelnut flavor, gooey chocolate sauce, and creamy milk cream were a perfect combination. I think I might gain weight from this! I also want to try their other menu items next time and eat waffles inside the store. I will probably revisit this place soon. The staff were friendly and provided great service. Highly recommended! I didn't expect to get so hooked on this place, but I am grateful to the brother who recommended it to me!

On a certain weekday, during a new phase that the world is curious about, I visited a waffle shop located near Ario Sapporo in Higashi-ku. The shop has a parking lot for about two cars behind it. The first floor of a house has been beautifully transformed into a café-style space with counter seats and table seats, and it was already bustling with customers. The background music playing was Western music. Unfortunately, on this day, I found out that the main waffle was not available due to the time it takes to prepare, so I decided to try the "Homemade Corn Soft Serve with Corn Soup Topping (400 yen)" and "Iced Coffee (Set 350 yen)" from the other options. After a while, they were ready. Let's take a bite... Oh, this is really good! The soft serve ice cream topped with a slightly "Instagrammable" creamy corn soup-like sauce was indeed filled with real corn kernels, giving it a slightly nutty, sweet, and hint of salty flavor that surprisingly matched well with the soft serve. The soft serve itself was excellent on its own, so I finished it in no time. Next, the iced coffee was a good value for its price, and it was a straightforward and easy-to-drink type that seemed like a perfect match for waffles. Although I unfortunately didn't get to try the waffles this time, it's on my to-do list for next time. Thank you for the meal.

Visited the restaurant on 06/23. The interior has 4 counter seats, 3 tables for 4 people each. You can see the back road from the counter, and there is also an AC power outlet. It would be nice if they had USB adapters for borrowing. Ordered the waffle with egg and sausage for 680 yen, which is limited in quantity. Other items seemed too sweet, so I chose this one. The waffle was plain with boiled eggs and sausage. The boiled eggs were being cooked after ordering, so they were warm. The thick potato chips on the side made a crunchy sound when eaten. There were three ladies who seemed to have been friends for about 30 years, but they were not noisy, which was nice. The plain waffle was fluffy with a hint of sweetness and went well with butter. I didn't need to use syrup. The sausage was the type you would find in a morning service, slightly salty. There were mostly female customers, so it was a bit awkward for a guy like me, but I left as soon as I finished eating. Later, a man came in with a tablet. Maybe it was Mr. M? I should greet him if I see him next time.

I went to the shop in the early afternoon. It seemed like a house was renovated into a shop, and at first I wondered if this door was the entrance to the shop, but there was a small sign in front of the entrance, so I entered the shop through the large front door. The interior of the shop has a stylish atmosphere, and the lighting blends in nicely, creating a calming environment. I ordered a chocolate banana waffle and an iced café latte right away. The waffle was larger than I had imagined, with a whole banana on top! The waffle was crispy and light, and the dough seemed like you could eat as much as you wanted. It was a waffle unlike any I had ever eaten before. The whipped cream was not too sweet, with a light texture. The combination of the waffle and cream was perfect, and I finished it in no time! You can really feel the dedication put into making these waffles. They were delicious. As a person who doesn't like things too sweet, I really enjoyed the waffles at this shop, and I want to go back again soon. I finished off with some soft serve ice cream before leaving!

I arrived at 4:30 pm, which was an awkward time with no other customers. I wanted to eat something freshly made, but I accidentally got takeout and regretted it. I also bought a scone for 80 yen, which turned out to be surprisingly delicious. I wonder if I'll come back again.