I came to eat nearby, so I visited this place that I had been wanting to try. I bought a Butter Anpan (butter red bean bun) for 130 yen and a Rice Florentine from Komezukusu for 260 yen. The drive-thru area is spacious, but the store itself is small and mainly for takeout. The entrance is decorated with figurines and looks impressive. I chose the Butter Anpan because I like Shimane birds, but when I opened the bun, it was just plain white. The bag had a picture of the bird's face on it. The butter filling is sweet and coated with white chocolate. There is also a vending machine outside with the Shimane bird design. Since one bun wasn't enough, I also got the Rice Florentine, which has a crunchy texture similar to Monaka. It contains peanuts and walnuts, with just the right amount of sweetness. At the drive-thru, the staff brought the items to my car, but I had to go back to get my change and receipt. They also offer ice cream and drinks. Thank you for the meal.

I knew about the drive-thru concept and decided to give it a try. I drove up the hill on Atsubetsu Takino Park Street towards Atsubetsu, turned left just before the summit at the intersection, and climbed a steep slope. There, I found a guide sign for "Shimaenaga-chan" and followed it to the menu and order window on the left. I ordered a black bean daifuku with sweet red bean paste (152 yen including tax) through the microphone, then moved my car to the front of the shop as instructed. A staff member brought the daifuku in a bag, I paid, received my change, and then they handed me the daifuku. I asked if I could have bought it inside the shop, and we had a fun conversation. I took the daifuku home, where I found it individually wrapped. It was moist, soft, and had a good chewy texture. The sweet red bean paste was delicious, not too sweet but rich in flavor, and the addition of black beans made it even more delicious. It was a delightful snack at 3 pm. The drive-thru experience was enjoyable, and I had a great time. Thank you for the delicious treat!

I haven't had bean daifuku from Daimaru for a while. It's been a while since my granddaughter was born, but I haven't been able to see her once because of the coronavirus. I'm finally starting to feel like things are getting better with the state of emergency being lifted. The bean daifuku and bean mochi I received as a gift from my second daughter's place are a bit disappointing. The mochi is powdery and artificial, not as good as I remember. However, the bean daifuku is delicious with its chunky red bean paste filling. I guess the disappointment comes from the mochi itself.

I plan to have lunch at Shiraiwa next door, but it was crowded so I decided to visit this shop instead. The shop is quite small as it is called a mini shop. I bought various types of dango, Shine Muscat daifuku, and chocolate warabi mochi. The dango was already eaten by my sons before I could take a picture. I wanted to take a picture of the Shine Muscat as well, but I couldn't do it well. Everything was delicious. It's convenient that you can order through the drive-thru.

In spring, I had a taste of salted mochi and it was so good. It had been a while since I last visited, as I had been avoiding mochi due to my loose teeth. But I felt like buying something, so I visited again. I noticed that the daifuku are now individually wrapped. I bought a black sugar mochi this time, and it was delicious too. They also had take-out drinks available now, including rich matcha latte, strawberry milk, and red bean shake. I was unsure which one to choose, so I asked for recommendations, and they said all three are popular. Strawberry milk seems to be a favorite among children. I bought the red bean shake and enjoyed it on my way home. The freshly made shake had slightly large ice particles, so even a thick straw got clogged (laughs). It came with a marshmallow shaped like a long-tailed tit. The stick wasn't a toothpick, but seemed like something edible. It was a firm jelly-like substance. *I asked the staff later, and they confirmed that it's not intended for eating, but it's made of edible materials!

Wow!! You can buy daifuku at the drive-thru!! But I was stopped, so I bought it inside the store...(;・.・) The small store also had daifuku, dango, and frozen items like ice cream. I decided to buy it right away because last time it was sold out. Shine Muscat daifuku♡ It has a whole Shine Muscat grape inside♡ The dango was reliably delicious♪ I want to try the drive-thru someday. It seems easy to buy just one dango when you're feeling a little hungry. I wonder if you can say, "One sesame dango, please." It would be nice if they also had tea or drinks. Looking forward to it. Thank you for the meal♪

It's a place in Kiyota-ku, along Kiyota 1-jo 3-chome, near Atsubetsu and Takino Park Street. You can always check the exact location on the map on the food review website. I heard that a mochi shop with a drive-thru has opened, so I visited the shop out of curiosity. When I arrived, I parked my car in the parking lot next to the shop and went inside. The shelves in the shop had a good variety of products. I decided to try the recommended items, "Shine Muscat Daifuku" and "Mochiya's Dashi Okaki-nan" in "white dashi" flavor for a sake snack. I purchased them and left the shop. When I got home, I found a complimentary gift of yokan inside the bag. Since the "Shine Muscat Daifuku" had a short expiry date, I decided to try it first. I cut it open and saw a large Shine Muscat grape inside the daifuku with white bean paste on top. The combination of the sweet and sour Shine Muscat with the gentle sweetness of the white bean paste was delicious. Next, I plan to enjoy the "Mochiya's Dashi Okaki-nan" with a beer as a snack, and save the yokan for another time when I need a pick-me-up.

I've been looking forward to the opening since the flag went up a while ago (*^^*) It's a small shop, so the selection isn't huge, but they have all the essentials. I bought a tasting set (¥1350 tax included) and the limited edition Shine Muscat Daifuku (¥476 tax included). The mochi from Daifukudo is always delicious. Everything was tasty! Next time, I'll try the drive-thru. Thank you, "Mini Shop"! (#^.^#)

The mochi was soft and chewy.

I received chocolate mochi as a gift in 2021. I was surprised by the combination of mochi and chocolate, but it was delicious. It goes well with wine too, so I would like to buy it myself next time.