It's been a while since I bought a cake. The whipped cream seems to taste better for some reason. The strawberry shortcake and chocolate gateau are simple but have a good overall balance of flavors. I enjoyed them without getting tired of the taste. The lemon and tea milk crepe was very delicious and I want to eat it again. The refreshing sourness of the lemon was a nice accent. I love the savory salt flavor of the rice cracker with bonito broth, I always buy it. The savory mentaiko flavor was a new product and I tried it for the first time, but it was okay for me as the spiciness was stronger than the umami. The table roll with raisin bread is fluffy and easy to eat, and at only 200 yen, I can't help but buy it.

This is a dessert called "Sunshine-scented Strawberry Cake". In simple terms, it is a cake (similar to madeleines) with white chocolate coating that is very delicious. Thank you for the meal!

During the New Year holiday, I felt like having something sweet after visiting various shops, so I decided to go to Shatorizu for the first time in a while. When I arrived in the evening, the store was extremely crowded, with customers waiting in line at the entrance to the register. I grabbed a basket and started selecting items. First, I picked some ice cream, choosing my favorite Choco Baki, and then I saw the adult version, so I decided to buy that as well. I also added a Gâteau Chocolat Bar that looked delicious, and a Coarse Mochi Daifuku that caught my eye from the Japanese sweets section. I bought a few more items as well. The Gâteau Chocolat Bar was surprisingly soft and moist, with a rich chocolate flavor that was not overly sweet, but had a nice balance of cocoa flavor and bitterness. The adult Choco Baki was a version of the Affogato Choco Baki, with a good balance of coffee aroma and bitterness, milk richness, and sweetness. The Tanba Dainagon Dorayaki was a small-sized dorayaki that was easy to eat, with a refined sweetness from the red bean paste made with Tanba Dainagon beans, sandwiched between a moist cake-like dough. The Coarse Mochi Daifuku used Hokkaido Kuchou rice, giving it a chewy texture with a hint of rice texture, and the red bean paste inside had just the right amount of sweetness. The Baked Cheese Manju wrapped a cheese filling made with three types of cheese, which had a nice cheese aroma, acidity, and sweetness. The quality of the snacks and ice cream I bought this time at this price point was great, with good value for money. The Coarse Mochi Daifuku I tried this time was really delicious, and I would definitely want to have it again. Thank you for the meal.

At the end of the year, for some reason, the frequency of visits to Shatoreze increases. And it's always fun no matter which Shatoreze you go to ← ・Kiln-baked Cheese Manju Smooth Cheese Manju I've had this before, but I wonder if it has changed? When you eat it normally, it's a bit heavy, so I tried warming it up lightly, and wow, it's super delicious. It turns into a cheese cream-like texture and honestly, I was impressed. It's more salty than sweet. I really liked it so much that I want to stock up on it. ・Coarse-ground Mochi Without me noticing, regular mochi has changed to a coarse texture...! However, it was like a mix of Ohagi and Daifuku, and I really liked it. (Later, I also tried the walnut soy sauce and mugwort mochi, and they were delicious ←) ・Ultimate Dorayaki Shatoreze recommended this in a comparison video. It's a bit on the smaller side, but it has a stronger bean flavor than the usual dorayaki filling and a mild sweetness. I love Shatoreze's chunky red bean paste, but I was a bit disappointed by the dorayaki skin...! The red bean paste is so delicious...! ・Four Types of Baked Cheesecake Bar It was a bit fluffy and had a unique texture for an ice cream. It had a salty taste. It's delicious, but I probably won't buy it again. ・Choco Bucky Ripe Banana A banana-flavored Choco Bucky. Is the chocolate a bit lacking? If you're looking for a banana ice cream taste, you might find it lacking. In the end, the regular Choco Bucky is the most delicious...! ・Corn Fried Rice Cakes I forgot to take a photo lol. It's a fried rice cake with a corn flavor (literally). Personally, I thought it could use a bit more corn flavor. I might end up conquering Shatoreze soon ← This time, the recommended items are Coarse-ground Mochi and Cheese Manju! Thank you, wu-ta-san!!!! (((orz

I was craving something sweet, so I ended up stopping by a popular dessert shop. Despite the long line, I patiently waited and bought a Mont Blanc and a crepe cake. I hurried back home and enjoyed them with tea and coffee. The Mont Blanc was delicious, with a rich cream made of mascarpone cheese. It was both creamy and refreshing, thanks to the strawberry sauce inside. The crepe cake, however, was disappointing. The strawberry, kiwi, and orange sauces were all too sweet, and the cake itself was mostly sponge with only a small amount of crepe. It didn't feel like a creation from a professional pastry chef. I prefer to pay for desserts that show the dedication of a professional, even if they are mass-produced. The only saving grace was the fresh strawberries on top.

Chateraise's white wine, made with high-quality grapes from Yamanashi, is refreshing, fruity, and easy to drink. It is not heated and does not contain any extra ingredients, making it less likely to leave you with a hangover the next morning. Additionally, it is relatively affordable, making it a frequent choice for evening drinks. On this day, the smoked brie cheese was delicious and paired perfectly with the white wine. It didn't take long for the wine to run out during our evening drinks back in Tomakomai.

Today is the last day of my two-day weekend! I went to a popular ramen shop and had ramen, but I accidentally parked in their parking lot! Should I buy something before heading home? Let's go to Shatoreze! It's a Hokkaido-based cream and confectionery store that I used to visit a lot when my kids were young and we first moved to Hokkaido. The shop in Tomakomai, where I used to work, was always clean and welcoming with five young female staff members greeting me. Is it just me, or are there more elderly female staff members at Shatoreze (laughs)? I bought some goodies: Mugwort-flavored dumplings in a cup for 129 yen, additive-free contract farm egg pudding for 108 yen, charcoal-baked coffee jelly for 108 yen, Halloween black cat sablé for 64 yen, Halloween pumpkin sablé for 64 yen, and Halloween moist chocolate sablé for 108 yen. After eating, the dumplings in a cup were delicious, the egg pudding was rich, and the coffee jelly had a hint of bitterness. Overall, it was a great experience with polite service. I forgot to buy the popular cream though. That's all for now!

Challenging themselves not to raise prices is amazing. I saw it on TV as well, and it's good promotion for the store and leaves a good impression. Lately, I've been mainly buying ice cream like Choco Baki, and there's not much else I want to eat, including YATSUDOKI. It's been a while, so I bought a few things that looked delicious: - Chocolat Ball Orange (367 yen) This series is delicious! - Sweet Potato Pie (129 yen) - Chateau Lesan (129 yen) - Financier (129 yen) All of them are of good quality for the price. - Premium Apple Pie I've had this before. There's nothing premium about it. I'll come back just to buy ice cream. Thank you for the meal!

Visited a delicious one-coin tempura bowl in June 2022, and next to it was "Shatoreze." We always get our ice cream from Shatoreze, but it seems our fridge is running low on stock, so we need to replenish it before heading home. I usually buy it at the Fukuko store, so I'm not familiar with the layout inside, and as I was looking around, I came across these "Pizzas" for only 190 yen. They are a perfect size for our toaster oven, rectangular in shape. Just right for my husband and me. Both the "Shirasu and Mentaiko Cheese" and the "Margherita" have a thin, crispy crust that I really like. The shirasu has a slightly Japanese taste, which goes well with the mentaiko. The Margherita is also delicious. Shatoreze never disappoints.

I reserved a birthday cake for his birthday. It was a limited-time decoration with Seikei oranges and strawberries! It cost 2600 yen (excluding tax) for a 14cm cake. The oranges and strawberries were sweet, the cream was light, and the sponge was fluffy. It was very delicious!

Visited a Shatorize store on the way back from a trip to Shiraishi in August 2021. They were selling special sweets for Respect for the Aged Day, so I bought 2 manju, dorayaki, and 4 types of cakes as a gift for my mother. The manju were shaped like red and white sea bream and had the words "celebrate respect for the aged" stamped on them. When I brought them home, I received the sea bream ones. They were so small, I could probably eat 3 in one bite! Shatorize's Japanese sweets are delicious too. The cakes I chose were cute bear and rabbit designs. My companion was jealous, so I'll have to buy some at another Shatorize store next time. Thank you, Hongo store!

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I had heard of the name before, but I had never been there. Finally, I went to Shatoreze. I thought it was a cake shop, but they sell ice cream, Japanese sweets, chocolates, alcohol, and juices. I was excited to see the variety of items they offer, but most of all, the prices are so cheap! Ice cream on a stick is 80 yen, cup ice cream is 100 yen... Cakes are in the 300 yen range. Waffles for 90 yen...??? It's so cheap! They even have low-carb sweets and pizza for those on a low-carb diet. I think this is a must-visit place. It's also recommended for those looking for gifts. They have individual items for sale as well as gift packs and boxes in a wide variety. I bought a cute bear-shaped cake. That's the actual product name, haha, but it's really cute. Inside, it's a mousse, a nostalgic sweet chocolate cake. It's a cake that's suitable for everyone, from kids to adults. I want to go back here again. Due to the intense heat, many ice cream flavors were sold out. I couldn't get the one I wanted, so I want to go back for a rematch next time! 🐻

Within a 10-minute walk from Minamisato 7-chome subway station, there is a large parking lot shared with a bento shop, although it can get crowded at certain days and times. On Sunday evenings, there are many families and the store remains bustling as usual, even compared to before the pandemic. The purpose of this visit was to buy stick ice cream, which may seem amusing. I purchased milk manju and chocolate bucky vanilla because they were featured on a TV show and I became curious to try them. If buying in bulk saves 10 yen per stick compared to buying individually, there's no reason not to buy in bulk. I have a frugal nature. The milk manju has a perfect combination of condensed milk vanilla and soft anko inside. It is just as good as products from other manufacturers that have been around for a while. A must-buy! The bucky vanilla is fun to eat as you bite into it and find chunks of chocolate throughout. It can be enjoyed throughout the year rather than just in the summer for its refreshing taste. Both stick ice creams are not sparing on sweetness, catering to those with a sweet tooth. The manufacturer's targeting strategy and technical prowess are top-notch!

I am still fascinated by red, pink, and cute things. My daughter loves strawberries. In her case, she should have been born into a strawberry farm family. By the way, my son is more like a rice farm family. Sorry for not being producers as parents. The title is "I love you"♡, which has been my daughter's catchphrase for over 10 years. My husband earnestly accepts and gives her "I love you"♡ as she imitates toddlers around the age of 2. He either will get sick first or go bankrupt first. When my son had no interest in sweets, I still ended up buying two of them even though I knew he wouldn't eat, so my husband would give him one and say "big brother"♡, which made him eat two "I love you"♡. My daughter's mental age still seems to be around 2 years old, as she hardly eats dinner or breakfast and is still reluctant to listen to me as a mother. The guys who are crazy about her and buy or give her "I love you"♡ are beyond my control. So, I was worried about buying in bulk or being forced to buy more than necessary, but Shatorize-san is cheap. I did some division on the calculator. It turns out that this helps the household budget. I was worried that I might be forced to buy more than necessary, so I went shopping while the kids were at school (that's a housewife's intuition). Inside the store, there were also low-sugar products and a corner for gift items. There were no piglets acting like monkeys, so I could leisurely browse around. I found a curry bun that I have been hooked on recently. I bought the following "I love you"♡ products in bulk, which were cost-effective: - Round strawberry cake @ 388 yen - Choco Bucky Sky Berry @ 367 yen - Purete Tocciotome strawberry @ 302 yen - Big strawberry roll @ 194 yen - Brown rice round bread vegetable curry sweet @ 140 yen Total price including tax: 1,391 yen. I bought it. However, Choco Bucky has 6 pieces and Purete has 4 pieces, so a total of 10 "I love you"♡ items. I bought the round strawberry cake because it reminded me of my daughter. We will share it. The big strawberry roll, with a huge strawberry in the center that I had never seen before, was what I wanted to eat, but the piercing gaze was too painful, so I gave it to my daughter. The chewy and elastic dough with a modest amount of cream was delicious. Now, let's talk about the curry bun. It was a lightly flavored brown rice bread with vegetable curry paste inside, I think. It lacked the vegetable feel and was too sweet, but it still had a slight curry taste. The texture of the pickled vegetables was good, and it wasn't heavy because it wasn't fried, but it filled up my stomach nicely afterwards. It felt gentle on the body. I will probably visit Shatorize-san regularly now that I have discovered its cost-effectiveness. Thank you for the meal.

I went back to the shop today because the lassi ice cream I bought yesterday was so delicious. I went early today and found lots of cakes at a cheap price, so I couldn't resist buying some. I got a cheesecake for 200 yen (excluding tax) and a fruit shortcake for 280 yen (excluding tax). And of course, I bought more lassi ice cream!

2020/11/20 Revisited a store after seeing their low-carb sweets being introduced on TV. I chose various sweets from the low-carb section. - Low-carb 85% Cut Shortcake for 280 yen. Surprisingly delicious and sweet despite 85% less sugar. - Low-carb 72% Cut Souffle Cake for 270 yen. Tastes great as well. - Low-carb 50% Cut Double Cream Puff for 118 yen. Uses custard and cream with 50% less sugar, still delicious. - Low-carb 50% Cut Eclair for 118 yen. Tasty despite using chocolate with 50% less sugar. - Low-carb 50% Cut Strawberry Roll for 129 yen. Roll cake with 50% less sugar, delicious. All the sweets are impressively low-carb yet taste great. I'm amazed by the technology and the affordable prices. These low-carb options are perfect for someone like me who's conscious about their belly. I've decided to get a low-carb Christmas cake this year. Will definitely come back. The sweets were really delicious.

On a certain weekday, during a time when there was a bit of concern in Hokkaido, I suddenly remembered and dropped by the well-known Chateraise in Shiroishi-ku. When I arrived, there were quite a few customers, which was a good sign. I decided to try the "Adult Choco Bucky Affogato (86 yen)" that caught my eye. It had a crunchy chocolate texture with a hint of bitter coffee flavor that went perfectly with the vanilla ice cream. It was a delicious treat that both kids and adults would enjoy. I also tried the "Reduced Sugar Dorayaki (172 yen)" which unfortunately was too hard to bite into, despite the reduced sugar content. The "Cookie & Crunch B Vanilla (86 yen)" was a good choice with a crispy chocolate coating and black cookies inside. The "Bourbon Madagascar Vanilla (86 yen)" had a unique hint of alcohol flavor that made it stand out. The "Reduced Sugar Eclair (118 yen)" had a normal appearance but the chocolate cream inside was overly sweet for my taste. I also bought the "Eco Bag with Cooling Function (594 yen)" which seemed practical with its thin material and cooling feature. Overall, the ice creams were smaller than those in supermarkets but at an average price of 86 yen, they were a good deal. Thank you for the meal.

I came to Shatoreze for the first time. The parking lot was full, but surprisingly the store inside was empty. They have a wide variety of products such as Japanese sweets, Western sweets, ice cream, drinks, etc. The white peach cake looked delicious. I ended up buying the following items: - Yamanashi white peach mix smoothie for 129 yen - Crunchy choco vanilla cone for 151 yen - Almond jelly bar with nata de coco for 75 yen - Dessert ice with Yamanashi white peach for 129 yen. Whether they were expensive or cheap, it didn't matter. They were all delicious, but my favorite was the almond jelly bar with nata de coco. It's cheap, tasty, and the size is good. There were still many other options, so I will definitely visit again. (August 2020)

I stopped by on my way home from work! The pricing here is very affordable for someone in the poverty line like me, so I use it quite often. It has been a while since I last visited this store. The chocolate is rich. The Mont Blanc doesn't really taste like chestnut anymore! Well, it does taste like it, but for my unsophisticated palate, it just tastes like chocolate (;∀;). It's rare to get something so rich for around 300 yen these days. The staff seemed a bit short-handed, so everyone had to wait a bit. They also accept electronic payments like PayPay and Line Pay. Very convenient.