I found a scone shop! It's a stylish place with a fashionable presentation. I ordered fig, black tea, and maple scones. These scones don't dry out your mouth at all. They also have moist scones available. I enjoyed them with coffee. It was a luxurious afternoon. I will definitely come back here. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Close to my parents' house. On a weekday off, I went for a morning walk and crossed the scenic (at least in my opinion) Kazenoko Bridge to the Heiwa side, where I noticed a new building. At first glance, I thought it was a bakery, but it turned out to be a scone specialty shop. I peered inside through the glass and made eye contact with a staff member who informed me they open at 9 am. I passed the time exploring the area and visiting the Seicomart, and when I returned, there was already a long line. It seemed like people had come from far away by car as well. I waited in line for a while and finally entered the shop to purchase some scones. The prices were around 260 yen each. Back home, I tried the scones. The "Milk" flavor was subtly plain. Surprisingly, the "Lemon" flavor was the most delicious with a good fragrance and not overpowering. The "Matcha Anko" flavor had red bean paste inside, making it unique. There was also a (irregularly shaped) "Maple" flavor available. I later found out that the shop used to be in Teine. It's great to see a popular shop opening in this area, which is mainly known for the Heiwa Cemetery and waterfall in Nishi Ward!

I visited last week, but it seems that the shop starts off slow on rainy days, so many varieties were still available around noon as seen on Instagram, so I decided to visit. The Rich Milk and Matcha Anko flavors were sold out, but the others were still in stock. Last time, each piece was individually wrapped, but this time they were all placed in bags of four. Maybe they switch to bagging them when they start running low on stock? This way there is less waste, which is good. Just a few more flavors to go until I complete the collection.

After finding out that the bakery had moved to a new location, I would always peek in whenever I passed by for work. There was always a line, and by 11 o'clock, they would post on Instagram that they had sold out. But today, they posted at 11:24 that there were still 8 varieties left! I rushed over after 12 o'clock and there were 5 types still available! The scones were not dry, and I especially liked the one with cream cheese. The display scones were already in bags, but the ones in stock were also pre-bagged. It would have been nice if there were labels to indicate the flavors. Since there were 5 types, I ordered 2 of each without deciding on specific ones. Later on, I found myself wondering, "What was this one again?" Thank you for the delicious treats.

Visit on May 25, 2022. A scone shop in Teine has moved and reopened. It seems to have been a very popular shop, as when I called in the early afternoon, they said there were only a few left (ﾟ∀ﾟ;) I couldn't make a reservation, so I raced there in my bright red Porsche hoping to get there in time! When I arrived at the shop, the CLOSED sign was up. I thought I might have gone to the wrong building, so I called to confirm, and they said they had one left that they could sell me♪ It really was the very last one. The flavor was Cheese and Pepper for 260 yen. It had a flavor more like carbonara than cheese. It was slightly sweet and didn't dry out my mouth too much. It was a delicious scone♪ This time, I only got this one, but next time I want to buy more and try them all.

The scones here are seriously delicious. The plain, white almond, and roasted green tea flavors were all tasty.

The best scone in Sapporo, simply delicious.