I was traveling alone and had originally planned to skip this place, but since it was quite close to the market, I decided to check it out. As rumored, the building was quite luxurious. There were paid and free areas, and I paid the entrance fee of 800 yen to go in. Inside, it was quite empty, probably because it was a weekday. There were not many couples, mostly elderly couples and school trip students. Following the route, I found Chocotopia and decided to go in as they offered parfaits. It was a tablet order system, and I found out it was a store called Ishiya. I chose the Happy Fruit Parfait for 1450 yen. The parfait arrived quite quickly, probably because it was not busy. It was quite big, with lots of strawberries, kiwi, oranges, shiratama, berries, and more. The presentation was elaborate, with ladybug and bee-shaped sweets on top. The ice cream on top was berry and matcha flavor, refreshing and delicious. The M&M chocolate on the shiratama added a nice texture. Below that was a section with a beautifully layered shortcake, reminding me of shortcake cans. Oh, there's also pudding. At the bottom was agar jelly with strawberry sauce. Honestly, the quality was impressive. I had no expectations, but getting this level of parfait for 1450 yen was surprising. It's a shame it's only available for a limited time. Ishiya, the maker of Shiroi Koibito cookies, also has a store that serves parfaits, so I wonder if I can try it there. One more thing, the chairs sink down and the high container made it a bit difficult to eat from the top. Total cost was 1450 yen, paid with a credit card. It was a great experience enjoying the best parfait! After leaving the paid area, I found another cafe. I reserved a seat first and then ordered at the counter, where they call out your number. This time, I chose the Jumbo Mix for 550 yen. I paid with PayPay. It was indeed jumbo-sized. This place offers good value for money. The taste was rich and intense, especially the chocolate flavor in the mix, making me happy with the jumbo size.

There were quite a few people visiting and there were parking lots up to the 5th one, so I thought I would have to wait a while to get in, but surprisingly I was able to enter quickly. It was smooth to get in and the flow inside was not interrupted, so there was no stress. It's about a 30-minute drive from Sapporo Station and you can enjoy various experiences, making it fun.

Shiroi Koibito Park is a souvenir corner. They have beer and wine as well. There are many exclusive products that can't be seen in Tokyo, which are interesting and tempting to buy, but in the end, I ended up buying the classic Shiroi Koibito. I really want the shopping bag.

Satisfied with being able to buy souvenirs too! Shiroi Koibito Park on 9/16/2023. Rating on Tabelog: 3.59, Personal rating: 3.7. Budget: Up to 1000 yen for lunch. #Sweets #WesternSweets #SoftServeIceCream #IceCream #Chocolate #Cake #SweetsTour #Tabelog #HighRatingOnTabelog #RatingAbove3.5OnTabelog #TabelogTop100Restaurants #TabelogTop100Restaurants2020 #Top100SweetsShops #Top100SweetsShops2018 #Top100SweetsShops2019 #ShiroiKoibito #ShiroiKoibitoPark #Miyanosawa

I visited Shiroi Koibito Park in Nishi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido. It is located about a 7-minute walk from Miyanosawa Station on the Sapporo Municipal Subway, or about a 10-minute drive from the Shinkawa IC on the Sapporo-Otaru Road via Route 124. There is a shared facility parking lot, making it convenient for those traveling by car. I purchased the Shiroi Koibito (White Lover) (3 pieces). It consists of crispy Langue de Chat cookies filled with ISHIYA original chocolate blended specifically for Shiroi Koibito. The Langue de Chat cookies are crispy and go well with the smooth chocolate filling. The cookies are baked to perfection with careful temperature control, resulting in a beautiful golden color. The original chocolate blend for Shiroi Koibito is sandwiched between the freshly baked Langue de Chat cookies. As it cools, the cookies and chocolate harmonize to create the delicious Shiroi Koibito. The packaging of Shiroi Koibito has depicted the majestic peak of Hokkaido's Rishiri Mountain since its initial release. This design reflects the founder's aspiration to create European-style confectionery against the backdrop of Swiss-like mountain scenery in Hokkaido, combined with a deep love for the region. I hope to visit again in the future. Thank you!【Origin of the Name "Shiroi Koibito"】As snow gently fell on the bustling city in December, the founder casually remarked after a day of skiing, "The white lovers are dancing down from the sky." This simple phrase inspired the name of this confectionery, giving birth to Shiroi Koibito. This sweet treat, with sweet chocolate sandwiched between Langue de Chat cookies, is filled with kindness and memories.

I visited Shiroi Koibito Park. They have a well-maintained parking lot and entrance fee system, showing that they are a professional company. I bought cream puffs, snow dome bread, and smooth pudding to take home. The snow dome bread had a crunchy sugar coating and was delicious.

In my memory, I have been to Sapporo about 5-6 times, but I have never been to Shiroi Koibito Park. On my summer trip to Hokkaido, I took the subway Tozai Line on the first day and visited there. It was surprisingly enjoyable. After learning about Shiroi Koibito and chocolate, I went souvenir shopping. I bought Saqu Langue de Chat Assortment 18 pieces for home use, and Saqu Langue de Chat Lemon (limited to summer) for souvenirs. The assortment includes 6 flavors: Hokkaido cheese, milk, caramel gianduja, Hokkaido wine, and matcha milk. It was a great deal with various flavors to enjoy. It felt like a relative of Shiroi Koibito. It was a special treat with 6 different flavors of chocolate sandwiched together, which I don't usually buy in my daily life. Thank you for the meal.

This is a report from Sapporo (lol). One spot that cannot be missed is "Shiroi Koibito Park" (lol). When you enter the park, they also give you Shiroi Koibito sweets as a service, which is nice, right? I stopped by a food court-like area! "5 Cheese Pizza ¥1,100", "Genghis Khan Cheese Frank ¥600", "Shiroi Koibito Soft Serve White ¥400", "Yezo Kirin Beer Shiroi Koibito ¥800". The food is easy to enjoy and convenient to use! The other restaurants had long wait times, but I was able to sit down quickly at this food court! The rich cheese pizza, Genghis Khan Frank, and Yezo Kirin Beer Shiroi Koibito were irresistible! And the Shiroi Koibito soft serve at the end was delicious too! (lol) I quickly finished the meal and it was very delicious!! This restaurant seems to be very user-friendly!! It was very delicious!! Thank you for the meal.

On the third day of our summer vacation trip to Hokkaido, my husband, daughter, and I visited Sapporo! After checking out of our hotel in Sapporo, we took the hotel shuttle bus to Sapporo Station. From bus stop 1 at Sapporo Station Bus Terminal, we took a highway bus and got off at the "Nishi-machi Kita 20-chome" bus stop. It was about a 7-minute walk to the Shiroi Koibito Park. Most areas of the park can be enjoyed for free, with some paid facilities. There were long lines at the photogenic areas and soft serve ice cream stand, but other than that, we were able to leisurely explore the spacious park, use the bakery and cafe on site, and purchase some "Shiroi Koibito" as souvenirs for our family and coworkers. It may be a typical Hokkaido souvenir, but it's delicious and always well-received. There are also limited edition items available only in the souvenir shop at the park, so for those who want something other than the usual, I recommend checking those out. Thank you for the fun time. It was a delicious meal. (｡uωu)♪

The last stop on my Hokkaido trip was Shiroi Koibito Park. The top souvenir I would love to receive is the white lover's cookies. I really wanted to visit this place because they have white lover's soft serve ice cream. I love soft serve ice cream, and having it in the flavor of my favorite white lover's cookies makes it even better. The white soft serve is not vanilla, but white chocolate like the white lover's cookies. It's incredibly delicious and I would love to have it every day. The regular chocolate soft serve is also rich and tasty. It was a very enjoyable trip to Hokkaido. I would love to visit again in the summer.

Shiroi Koibito Park seems to have a parking fee of 300 yen, and when you return from the parking lot to the entrance of the shop, you enter the 4-digit number of your car into the settlement machine for payment. I decided to try a sweet treat and ordered the Shiroi soft serve ice cream. The cream is made of white chocolate and the outside is crispy. The cream is full and satisfying with just one.

The roses in the White Lover Park garden were in full bloom, as seen on TV, so my companion wanted to go see them. We went and found the garden packed with people, even though it was a weekday at 3 pm. After getting tired quickly, my companion wanted to leave, so we took a break at the cafe. We bought food tickets from the touch panel ticket machine at the entrance and received our orders at the counter. The cafe was self-service with a display of various items, but it felt a bit empty inside. We tried the "White Lover Soft Serve (Mixed)" for 400 yen, which was a mix of chocolate and milk, sweet and milky, very delicious. We also had the "Sapporo Classic" for 550 yen, which was served in a plastic cup after being poured from a can, but the pouring technique and taste were not great. If they had just given us the can and cup separately, I could have poured it better and it would have tasted better. They also offer desserts like parfaits and freshly baked pizza, which might be a better choice. Thank you, White Lover, for the meal.

I went to "Shiroi Koibito Park" in Sapporo, Hokkaido ☆ and had the Shiroi Koibito soft serve ice cream ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ I chose the mix flavor (^^)d It was a perfect match of the sweet and milky white with the just right sweetness of the black part ☆ And all this for only 400 yen, which was great♪ They also had chocolate drinks in vending machines!! The garden was cute, and when it hit 12 o'clock, the clockwork clock started moving ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ You can also buy Shiroi Koibito soft serve ice cream at New Chitose Airport!! Thank you for the meal ♡

From Sapporo, it's a 20-minute bus ride. After getting off the bus, it's about a 5-minute walk. Lovely building with a cute garden and rose garden. I was feeling a bit hungry, so I had carbonara at the restaurant. It was more filling and flavorful than I expected. I enjoyed it. The ice cream was also quite tasty.

I visited around 12 o'clock on a weekday. The park was relatively crowded with tourists from overseas. However, I was able to enter the restaurant smoothly and secure a seat. Here, you purchase a meal ticket upon entering and hand it over at the kitchen counter. I ordered the following 3 items: Tarako Pasta, Bolognese, Demi-glace Sauce Omurice. The food was served in about 15-20 minutes. After handing in the meal ticket, you are given a bell, and when it rings, you go to pick up your meal. I tried the Demi-glace Sauce Omurice first. It had creamy eggs with Demi-glace sauce around it, topped with whipped cream. It tasted like a typical Demi-glace Sauce Omurice and was delicious. The portion was a bit small for adult men but just right for women. The Tarako Pasta had a piece of butter on top, which melted as you ate it. It was a tasty pasta that could be enjoyed by all ages. The Bolognese had plenty of cheese on top, which paired well with the flavorful meat sauce. It was my favorite dish of the ones I ordered. I finished all the dishes and would definitely come back to have lunch at Shirakoi Park. After the meal, I also tried the soft-serve ice cream sold outside, and it was delicious with a good aftertaste. This is also a must-try when visiting Shirakoi Park.

First visit. "Shiroi Koibito Park" on Sunday, June 11, 2023. On the third day of my Hokkaido trip, I visited "Shiroi Koibito Park" in the morning. I bought various souvenirs and enjoyed a Shiroi Koibito Soft Serve Ice Cream Black for 400 yen. The chocolate-flavored soft serve ice cream with a moderate sweetness was delicious as always. The park was bustling with a large number of visitors even in the morning, making it a popular tourist spot. Thank you for the meal. #Shiroi Koibito Park #Sapporo City

I visited Shiroi Koibito Park, a theme park dedicated to the famous Hokkaido souvenir "Shiroi Koibito" cookies. The castle-like building was impressive. You can take commemorative photos, search for Shiroi Koibito-related souvenirs, and even try making your own Shiroi Koibito cookies. I purchased the newly released chocolate tablet for 324 yen, and it was delicious as always. I definitely want to visit again when I go to Hokkaido ✨

The first plan of the last day in Sapporo is White Lover Park. No problem if you follow the navigation. I tried the mixed soft serve ice cream for the chocolate taste, but it was too strong and the vanilla flavor was lacking. So, I bought the vanilla only one again. Maybe it's better to call it White Lover White Chocolate flavor. I saw a small event and explored the store, where I found some unique items that can only be bought here. I immediately put them in my basket and purchased them. They also sell freshly made cream puffs, making it a paradise for sweets lovers.

This cafe is located towards the end of the indoor exhibition course. The window seats offer a great view and the space is relaxing. Despite the park being crowded on this Saturday, the cafe itself was not too busy, possibly due to the slightly higher prices compared to other places in the park. The afternoon tea stand offers items like White Lover Baum, White Lover Soft Serve, White Lover (White, Chocolate), and White Lover Roll Cake for 2200 yen. A bit pricey compared to Tokyo! We shared it between two people. The soft serve was smooth and rich, the Baumkuchen highlighted the sweetness of white chocolate, and the roll cake had a good balance with the acidity of the strawberry gelato on top. It was a very satisfying tea time.

I visited the popular Shiroi Koibito Park and found it surprisingly interesting. I learned how to make chocolate, Shiroi Koibito cookies, and Baumkuchen. Finally, I enjoyed soft serve ice cream and cream puffs, and was very satisfied.

I visited Hokkaido on the first evening of my trip. I arrived just in time to enjoy the mechanical clock show. There was also a chocolate factory with a fun theater performance. I decided to try the Mix Soft ice cream for 400 yen. I purchased the ticket from the machine and handed it to the staff, who quickly served me the ice cream. The soft serve was incredibly rich, yet not too heavy, and very refreshing. It was probably the first time I found soft serve ice cream to be delicious. If there was a place like this nearby, I would definitely visit often.