After eating dinner, I wanted something sweet and decided to visit the store just before closing. A cute and cheerful new employee enthusiastically explained the menu and provided polite service, which was very soothing. I ordered the Burnt Caramel Full Moon, a menu item that was delightful and satisfying, leaving me feeling content. I definitely want to visit again!

When I traveled to Hakodate for the first time, I was looking forward to it because I had seen delicious photos on Instagram. The menu has a wide variety of options. After struggling to decide, I chose the Burnt Chocolate Crepe this time. The top part of the crepe is like a creme brulee, with chocolate sauce on top. Inside, there is plenty of custard cream, making it very satisfying. I will come back to try other flavors next time. Thank you for the meal!

Wakamatsu-cho, Hakodate City, Kinuyaki Wrapping Moon Rain A popular crepe shop recommended by a Hakodate resident. Mini crepes are also sold from a vending machine in front of the store. I bought one while waiting lol. ◆Order ✔️Hokkaido Rare Cheese Brulee Crepe 630 ✔️Strawberry and Fresh Chocolate Crepe 720 Vending machine ✔️Chocolate Banana Crepe 250 ◆Impressions A cute axolotl welcomes you inside the store. The wrapping paper and drawings inside the store are also cute. Eating in is not yet available (as of May 2023), so I ate a mini crepe outside while waiting. The banana-scented crepe was delicious. Now it's ready! 【Rare Cheese Brulee Crepe】 The fluffy and creamy brulee is exquisite! Whoever thought of pairing it with crepes is a genius. It melts in your mouth. The chewy texture of the crepe and the not-too-sweet cream. It just makes you smile. 【Fresh Chocolate Strawberry】 The crispy texture of the fresh chocolate is a nice touch. The combination of sweet and sour strawberries is excellent. Both were delicious until the end. According to local information, there seems to be some kind of deal on rainy days here. (unconfirmed) Thank you for the meal. Thank you very much♪～～～～～～～～4-30-28 Mihara, Hakodate City～～～～～～～～

I had soba noodles and then went to a crepe shop nearby. The soba shop was in Akagawa, while this place is in Mihara 4-chome across the road. It was my first time at this shop and I was a bit confused about how to order, especially with so many menu options. But the staff kindly explained everything to me, and I decided to try the crepe with Hokkaido cheese cake. I chose it without any sauce so I could fully enjoy the taste of the cheese cake. I thought it might be too much, but I finished it all in no time. It was really delicious. They also have stamp cards and delivery services, which I think shows they are working hard. It was fun to see crepes available in vending machines outside.

This was my first visit to a popular crepe shop. It used to be at Kirariz before, but now it seems to be only here. There are a few parking spaces available, but it takes quite a while after ordering, so it might be crowded on weekends. They also sell crepes in vending machines, so I tried that and a classic crepe. The crepes were delicious, with smooth and tasty batter.

I finally made it to the crepe shop I've always wanted to visit. I came here to try the creme brulee crepe. There were so many options to choose from, but I was set on trying the brulee crepe, so I ordered the apple cinnamon brulee. The crispy surface was delicious, and the chewy crepe filled with apples and apple jam was a perfect match. I would love to try others if I have the chance.

I thought the price was a bit high, but the texture of the dough was incredibly chewy! As a fan of chewy textures, I was very satisfied, but I wish there were a bit more filling inside... so I give it 4 stars!

I went there for the first time on a trip to Hokkaido. My girlfriend wanted to try it, so we bought it, but to be honest, it was just average and not worth the wait.

The creme brulee is good!

I want to eat something sweet!! So, I went to this crepe shop. It's located in a residential area in Mihara. When I went to the shop near the station before, there was a ticket machine, so this time I was unsure where to buy. There was a register at the back, where I placed my order and paid. I chose the "Month (250 yen)" crepe. It's the most popular crepe with banana, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce. The first bite... the fluffy cream and chewy dough are deliciously sweet. However, it gradually became too much for me. Maybe it's my own issue... My friend, who had their first crepe ever and added vanilla ice cream topping (+80 yen), said, "Is whipped cream supposed to be warm?" How was it again? At this crepe shop, they bake the dough right there. Next time, I'll either add ice cream topping like my friend or order something less sweet. Thank you for the meal.

While walking, I stumbled upon a small and cute shop. It was located facing a main street with a relatively high pedestrian traffic, and it appeared to be a crepe shop. Inside, there was a rare ticket machine that resembled those found in ramen shops, but it was very easy to understand and use. I visited a while ago and was so excited that I forgot which flavor I chose, but what I do remember is that it was freshly made, hot, and delightfully chewy. The shop was not very spacious, but there was a small eat-in area where I enjoyed my crepe. They offer a variety of crepes, from simple and light ones to more elaborate and authentic options. It's a great choice for when you have a small appetite or even when you're really hungry.

The staff at the crepe shop were friendly and welcoming. The shop had counter seating at the front, waiting area in the back, and a tatami room in the rear. The crepe had a thin and chewy texture, and the cream was fluffy. Despite the reasonable price, the portion size was generous, and I left feeling very satisfied.