I stopped by during café time. I was hoping to try the Mont Blanc dessert with a 1-minute expiration date, but it was no longer available. Instead, I ordered the Fresh Fruit Shake with melon, milk, peach, and vanilla. Although the photo showed a green melon, they informed me that they were using red-fleshed melon. The melon flavor was so refreshing and delicious, almost like drinking it straight from the fruit. The natural sweetness of the fruit was subtle, and even the whipped cream on top was not overly sweet, which I personally really liked. It was very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the restaurant at night. Even though it was close to closing time, the staff greeted me with a smile. I ordered a fresh fruit shake with melon, milk, peach, and vanilla. The melon and peach had a great texture and tasted delicious. At the bottom, there were a few small frozen fruit pieces. The peach flavor was slightly sweeter than the melon. Both were very tasty. Thank you for the meal.

I visited in the early afternoon. This time, I ordered a Mont Blanc drink set with a one-minute expiration date and a seasonal smoothie mix sandwich with strawberry milk. The Mont Blanc was made with red-fleshed melon. It was lightly sweet and delicious. The smoothie was made with melon and tasted like real melon. The mix sandwich had pineapple and kiwi. The pineapple was surprisingly sweet. Overall, everything was delicious with a mild sweetness. Thank you for the meal.

I contacted in advance to reserve a strawberry Mont Blanc and visited the store. It seemed like they were short-staffed, as one staff member told me they would prepare a table for me and led me to a table in the back, but another staff member at the checkout said there were no available seats and suggested I sit at the counter. It felt like there was a lack of coordination. Nevertheless, the strawberry Mont Blanc was delicious with soft and tangy cream. I didn't quite understand why it had a shelf life of only a few seconds, which made the cream around it a bit mushy. When I got home, I tried the strawberry chocolate daifuku and the fruit sandwich. The strawberry chocolate daifuku was a bit confusing in terms of whether it was red bean paste or chocolate inside. The fruit sandwich was tasty, but didn't feel particularly special, and I didn't really sense the Amaou strawberry flavor in it. The cream was delicious though. The prices were a bit on the higher side, but they accepted various credit cards, including Quick Pay and Nanaco. Thank you for the meal.

On a certain weekday, I visited a cafe located in the Toyohira Ward, Misono 5-jo, which specializes in fruit sandwiches and fruit daifuku. The cafe has a parking lot where you can park around 4-5 cars next to the store. The glass-walled interior on the first floor of the building is surprisingly spacious and gives off a chic cafe vibe. They display fruit sandwiches in the refrigerated case and fruit daifuku on the shelves. I happened to visit on a day when they were open, even though I didn't know their regular closing day, which was lucky. The background music playing is Western music. From the menu, I tried the recommended "strawberry sandwich (660 yen)" and "hazelnut coffee (500 yen)" from the owner. First bite... The strawberry sandwich is thick and substantial, and when you take a bite... Oh, the bread with a scent like alcohol is moist and dense, and the whipped cream is light and fluffy, creating a delicate finish. The strawberries are cut in half, and there are plenty of them on both the top and bottom, filling your mouth with strawberry goodness. The taste is relatively mild in sweetness, giving a fresh and fruity flavor. Next, the coffee. The owner suggested, "First, smell the aroma," and indeed, it has a hazelnut-like fragrance. I think the bitterness is high, but surprisingly, it has a refreshing taste with a lingering sweetness in the aftertaste. Alongside it, there are complimentary fully ripe pineapples, sweet muscat grapes, and deeply colored strawberries. When it comes to fruit sandwich shops, many disappoint in terms of price and quality, but I think this one is reliable. If you have the chance, maybe try their fruit daifuku next time. Thank you for the meal.

I think it's a shop that sells fruit daifuku and fruit sandwiches. I bought a Shine Muscat sandwich and a Shine Muscat daifuku. As a grand opening gift, I also received a mandarin orange. Thank you very much! The fruit sandwich was easier to eat than I expected because it didn't have whipped cream. The daifuku had white bean paste and although there were two small Shine Muscat grapes inside, the taste of the fruit wasn't very noticeable due to the strong bean paste flavor. Overall, it wasn't my favorite shop in terms of taste and texture, but it's affordable so it's easy to buy. They also have an eat-in space and a café, so you can enjoy a tea break or a light meal there. Thank you for the meal!

Everything was perfect! The chocolate banana had a mixture of red bean paste and chocolate. The texture was just like a crepe! I decided to purchase the pineapple flavor after hearing a recommendation on TV, and it was truly delicious! The ripe pineapple and white bean paste combined with the dough to create a delightful fruit experience. The orange flavor was also ripe and tasty. However, it might be better if the orange had a slight cut to make it easier to eat. The interaction with the male staff, the interior design, and the presence of magazines at the tables all showed attention to detail, allowing for a luxurious dining experience. The prices start at 450 yen each, making them suitable for gifts, but the plain white paper bags for packaging could be improved. I hope this feedback reaches the restaurant and they consider making changes.

The fresh fruit and lightly sweetened whipped cream created a perfect harmony.

I tried a melon sandwich, Shine Muscat daifuku, and strawberry daifuku. First of all, the mochi in the daifuku is too hard. It may be okay if you like a firm texture, but there is too little filling inside and it lacks flavor. The strawberries are also small and too sour... I wonder if there was a reason for this sourness? To be honest, it's not tasty. The cross-section is also empty. The melon sandwich is neither delicious nor bad. It has nothing special about it. It's not inedible, so I give it one star.

The restaurant has been in pre-opening from December 2nd to the 5th, and I visited on December 5th. I ordered a flavored coffee with cinnamon for 550 yen, which was available for dine-in. Surprisingly, the coffee came with pineapple, Shine Muscat grapes, and strawberries on the side. The pineapple was very sweet and would be delicious in a daifuku or sandwich. Even after the grand opening, the fruit service will continue, making the drinks a great deal. I also ordered a Shine Muscat grape sandwich for 704 yen and a mandarin orange daifuku for 484 yen. The sandwich and cream were elegantly sweet and delicious. I chose the mandarin orange daifuku over the strawberry one, and it was cut in half by the staff. The presentation was great, and the sweet mandarin flavor was delightful. I also got chocolate banana daifuku for 432 yen and Shine Muscat grape daifuku for 540 yen for takeout, which I look forward to trying later.

I dropped by in the evening. Lately, I've been really into the fresh fruit shakes here. This time, I ordered the seasonal fruit parfait fresh fruit shake with melon milk peach vanilla. The seasonal fruit was melon. There were also pieces of melon at the bottom of the cup. The rich and delicious soft serve ice cream, granola, popcorn, and chocolate chips all complement each other well. The fresh fruit shake is as delicious as ever. Thank you for the meal.