It's been a while since I visited Trasta-san. The yogurt soft serve here is the best! I like the white x white mix with this cone. Yogurt soft serve is so refreshing, I crave it occasionally. The interior is filled with handmade pieces by artists, creating a nice atmosphere that makes me want to open a similar shop.

On hot days, I crave soft serve ice cream! But it's too hot, so I opt for refreshing yogurt instead! When it comes to yogurt, Trasta is the place to go. It's really delicious - the white x white mix is so refreshing. The acidity of the yogurt and the sweetness of the milk are just right! It melts quickly in the heat.

I saw this soft serve ice cream shop on TV. I had been wanting to go but never had the chance... There is parking for 1-2 cars in front of the shop. There is a bench on the sidewalk where you can sit and eat. This time, I tried the white x white mix that I saw on TV. It's actually a mix of cream and white colors. The yogurt flavor was surprisingly delicious. It had a refreshing and tangy taste! The vanilla was rich and the mix with the refreshing yogurt was a nice combination. I want to try them separately next time. I'll have to go back at least two more times (lol).

It may be a bit hard to find. It's tucked away right behind Idemitsu. They serve the popular fluffy soft serve ice cream for only 300 yen for a regular size, which is quite generous. The flavor is a refreshing yogurt, but they also have vanilla. I prefer the yogurt flavor. It's light and smooth. This soft serve is currently the number one choice.

The owner wanted dessert as usual after dinner. The shop they wanted to go to at the market was closed, so they came here instead. It was hot, so they also ordered a chocolate sundae. The owner had a vanilla yogurt mix, which was perfect for the hot day with its refreshing yogurt flavor, and they enjoyed it. The sundae I had was just soft serve with sauce on top. I thought it would be vanilla, but it was actually more like milk soft serve with a light sweetness! It was refreshing and delicious, quite to my liking! In the end, it started to melt, so I mixed it into chocolate ice cream. Haha, it was so tasty! I would like to visit again! Thank you for the meal!

On this day, I had a weekday off after working a night shift. I usually have Sundays off, so I decided to try a restaurant that I normally can't go to. I searched for a place nearby and found this one. When I looked at the address, I realized it was close to the train station that I often pass by, next to the gas station that I've used many times. As I entered the restaurant, a female staff member welcomed me. Looking at the menu, they had soft serve ice cream, sundaes, and ice cream brulee. I decided to go with the soft serve ice cream. They had three flavors: vanilla, yogurt, and mix. I ordered the mix in regular size for 300 yen. I received my white x white mix soft serve ice cream, which had a generous amount of ice cream that filled the cone all the way to the bottom. The mix of yogurt and vanilla had a refreshing tang from the yogurt, but the vanilla flavor was a bit subtle. However, it was not too sweet and had a nice balance of flavors. The cone was oval-shaped and had a maple flavor, which added a different taste towards the end. The cost performance was good, and I might try a different menu next time. Thank you for the meal.

Trasta (TRUSTA) - Vanilla flavor (regular size) - First visit! The soft serve has a nice balance of milkiness and sweetness, with a hint of creaminess. I also got my favorite maple cone, and the portion size is huge - it's overflowing with soft serve! I'm so happy with this find, and it's so affordable too!

This time, I visited a new soft serve ice cream shop in Higashi-ku, located at Kita 39 Jo Higashi 8-chome. They offer a unique "Yogurt Soft Serve" which caught my attention, so I ordered a regular size. The soft serve was fluffy and quite large, a popular style nowadays. It had a refreshing and slightly tangy yogurt flavor with a hint of sweetness. I enjoyed it, but I wish I had tried it when the weather was warmer.

One weekend, on my way to a lunch destination, I came across a shop located at Higashi 8-chome, Kita 38-jo, in Higashi Ward. It's a place that sells miscellaneous goods and soft serve ice cream. There is parking space for about one car. You need to turn from a main street into a narrow alley where the shop is located on the second floor of a long building. Inside the shop, handmade miscellaneous goods are displayed and sold on one side, while on the other side, there is a booth selling soft serve ice cream. There are a few round chairs for eating in. The background music is calm Western music. On this particular day, I decided to try the "Sunday" which is a mix of vanilla and yogurt soft serve ice cream topped with sauce. The appearance of the soft serve was fluffy and it was hard to tell which part was vanilla and which part was yogurt due to both being white. The blueberry sauce with fruit chunks added a hint of tartness, making it a bit confusing to distinguish the flavors. Overall, the soft serve was light and not too sweet. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Trasta, a soft serve ice cream specialty shop in Higashi-ku, Sapporo City. My wife had kept a flyer for me to visit. The location is a bit tricky to find, just a little east of Hokko Line on Higashi 8-chome Street. It's on the east side of a self-service gas station. The menu consists of only milk soft serve and sundaes. The regular soft serve costs 300 yen and the large costs 400 yen. The sundae comes in a cup with mango, kiwi, strawberry, and apple sauce. The large soft serve looks cute with a round nozzle, different from the usual soft serve style. It has a mild sweetness, a high milk flavor, and a smooth texture. Inside the store, you can also find handmade goods from the Rusty Disability Employment Support Center next door. There is no parking lot, but it's okay to park in front of the store for a short time. I enjoyed the delicious soft serve once again. Thank you very much.

After eating curry with lamb, I went to the main event of the day with a coupon for 100 yen off from Fripa! They were selling artworks made by the Vocational Support Center and also soft-serve ice cream. They are open on Saturdays even on holidays, so I called ahead to confirm. Besides soft-serve, they also had sundaes, but I recommend the white x white! I used the coupon for the jumbo size! The white x white (jumbo) was 400 yen reduced to 300 yen. It was a fluffy type of soft-serve, and the combination of yogurt's acidity with milky vanilla was like sour cream or lassi, which was perfect after eating curry. The size was about 1.5 times bigger than a regular fluffy soft-serve, and even at 400 yen, it was worth it. I'd like to try them separately next time! It's a bit difficult for me to go there time-wise though.

Delicious, but a bit far.