West Area Miyanozawa. I visited the Miyanozawa store, which was renewed on 4/22/2022. It seems that everyone was looking for the chocolate pie, but it was sold out, so I bought additional chocolate pies later. What I bought was: - Fresh Chocolate Pie (324 yen x 2): Expensive price. The taste is delicious, but it's pricey. - Freshly Baked Sugar Croissant (100 yen): Maybe unnecessary sugar. I ate it without the sugar. - Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie (150 yen): The oatmeal flavor was rich and very delicious ♥ - Adult Chocolate Bucky: For those who love it. - Chocolate Bucky: No explanation needed, very delicious. I enjoyed it very much.

Shatoreze offers delicious Japanese and Western sweets as well as ice cream at a reasonable price. During the summer, I indulged in their Choco Bucky, but now I'm craving Japanese sweets. Their sweet potato and chestnut cream anmitsu is a delight with sweet potato, shiratama (rice balls), yellow peach, salted beans, and chestnut-filled red bean paste topped with cream. The slightly firm agar jelly paired with elegant sweetness of black honey is a treat. The sweet potato is so good, and the chestnut-filled red bean paste is lovely. The chewy shiratama is the best. The agar jelly is nice. Although I wouldn't say it's exceptional, it is a high-quality and convenient Japanese sweet that makes me want to try it again next time. Satisfied, satisfied. Thank you for the feast!

After having dinner and on my way back home, I felt like having some dessert, so I stopped by a nearby Shatoreze. They offer a variety of Japanese and Western desserts that are affordable and convenient to buy, which I appreciate. I just wanted to have some Choco Baki, which I like. When I entered the store, I browsed through different items and ended up buying a few that caught my eye. The Mame Daifuku Mochi was soft and chewy, with a not-too-sweet red bean paste filling. The saltiness of the beans added a nice contrast to the sweetness of the mochi. The Isobe Mochi, made with seaweed from Ariake Sea, was a bite-sized treat with a soft and chewy texture. The savory soy sauce and seaweed flavors complemented each other well. The Kurimanju had a refined sweetness, with chestnut pieces adding a nice texture and flavor. The Karintou Manju had a crispy outer shell and a sweet red bean paste filling. The natural sweetness of the ingredients balanced well with the black sugar in the dough. Overall, I found Shatoreze's Japanese sweets to be of good quality and value for money. Thank you for the meal.

During this season, I used to go to Shatorize once a week lol. - Salted Soybean Daifuku I was interested in Shatorize's rice cakes and red bean paste, so I tried this one too (ΦωΦ). The soft and chewy rice cake is easy to eat, with a good balance of not-too-sweet red bean paste that still retains the texture of the beans. The firmness and saltiness of the salted soybeans were also good! The mugwort Daifuku was delicious too, but this one is also hard to resist (ΦωΦ). - Smooth Cheese Manju The cheese flavor is quite strong and salty, so it might be just right for those who don't like overly sweet things (ΦωΦ). However, I was a bit bothered by the slightly dry outer dough. It had plenty of red bean paste inside and was smooth, so it was a shame. - Country Sake Manju I had the impression that sake manju would have coarse red bean paste, but it was actually whole red beans! However, there wasn't much bean texture left, and it felt quite mashed (you could see the skin). It also gives a pretty sweet impression compared to other red bean pastes. Although there is a pretty strong scent of alcohol, when you warm it up a bit, the fragrance increases, making it plump and like an anman, so this is my favorite way to eat it (ΦωΦ). It's a bit dry if you eat it as it is. I'm not a big fan of baked goods, but I'm curious about the apple pie and the red bean paste pie (or something like that). Also, the cream puffs look delicious! They look chunky (like the ones in the cake section). Well, the one I didn't review but is consistently delicious (I keep going back for) is the Choco Bucky. But, it's just that it's not nearby, so that's the thing...! I'm glad I could visit this time! Thank you, wu-ta-san!! (((orz

I usually buy a lot of ice cream at Chateraise, but they had an apple pie corner so I also bought an apple pie. They bake it in the store. I warmed it up in the toaster and ate it. The crust is crispy, and the apple filling is creamy, sweet, and delicious. They also have individually packaged ones available, so it seems like a good choice for a souvenir.

Today, I received a gift from a business partner - a box of Shatres cookies (Langue de Chat assortment). This is a classic choice. Everything included in the assortment is delicious. My favorite is the Langue de Chat roll. It goes perfectly with bitter coffee and is irresistible.

On the way back from an outing with my wife, she said, "Let's stop by Shatoreze!" The next day, she said she was going to buy snacks to eat at work. She loves Shatoreze! So, she bought me two strawberry daifuku for 120 yen each. It's proof that we visited this store! I will try them as dessert after dinner. Oh, we will each have one! I can't take a cross-section photo because it's mochi, but I'll attach a photo of the price tag for reference. As for my impression, it's strawberry daifuku, so of course, it's delicious! Thank you for the meal! I'll visit another store next time.

I stopped by Shatoreze for the first time in a while ^_^ Surprisingly, there are Shatoreze stores everywhere, but I haven't reviewed them even though I eat there a lot! For some reason, there are Shatoreze stores in Minaminozawa, Hassamu, and Teine from my house. The sweets are very reasonable, and while there are no incredibly delicious ones, there are also no bad ones. With five items, it's an awkward number for a family of four. Of course, it's because Dad eats two of them, right? I had Mont Blanc Busse and Anno Imo Mochi Senaka, and they were simple but delicious. However, the skin of the Senaka stuck to the roof of my mouth, so it felt weird for a while (^_^*) Please enjoy this casual snack ^_^ Thank you for the meal ^_^

The dough may have lemon fruit or peel kneaded into it!

Recently, there is a Western confectionery shop that is increasing its number of stores. They are affordable, have delicious treats, and are our go-to for birthday cakes, gifts, everyday sweets, and ice cream. ☆ Strawberry Decoration Cake 14cm 2808 yen ☆ Shaved Ice Bar with Condensed Milk and Strawberries 237 yen ☆ Small Cream Soda 129 yen All prices include tax. We visited three different Shatorize stores in Teine Ward for a birthday cake, and finally found "THE" birthday cake at the usual Shatorize in Miyanosawa. We were able to choose the name for the free plate. When we said we didn't need a title, they added a ♪ after the name. A lovely gesture indeed. Both ice cream options come in a pack of 6 and are very affordable. The cream, soda, condensed milk, and strawberry shaved ice are all perfectly balanced and delicious. The pudding here is also affordable and tasty. Even though I'm not a fan of sweet treats, I can enjoy them from Shatorize. By the way, I also quite like Kinotoya. It might be the only place I willingly go to buy sweet treats. I really love the cost performance here (╹◡╹)♡

[Background and Purpose] Ordered a matcha Mont Blanc for my wife who works on Saturdays as a welcoming gift. [Ordered Items] I had a melon pudding, which was quite light and not too sweet. The matcha Mont Blanc had a strong matcha flavor, suitable for those who enjoy it. [Other Observations] The shop offers a variety of items including Japanese sweets, cream puffs, and ice cream. A great option when you're unsure of what to gift someone.

I don't usually buy cakes or sweet treats, but recently I've been on a bit of an ice cream kick. I found a place called Chateraise that sells cheap and delicious ice cream. Today, I made a "grown-up" ice cream purchase. - Date of visit: November 16, 2014 (Sunday) / Evening - Purpose: Purchase for home use - Order: Mandarin Orange Sherbet (237 yen) / Crispy Rolled Chocolate Burst Strawberry Flavor (280 yen), etc. - Time from order to serving: About 5 minutes waiting in line at the register - Review: The ice cream options range from nostalgic to ones that seem to have high-quality ingredients. They are sold in bags with multiple pieces, making them very affordable. The individual portions are small, so even as an ice cream beginner, I can finish one by myself. My favorite among the ones I bought this time was the Crispy Rolled Chocolate Bar. It has a large piece of chocolate inside and the crispy texture is delicious. - Recommended points: They also sell frozen pizzas and other frozen products besides ice cream. I noticed they also sell wine. You can find various products at low prices, which makes shopping here exciting. It seems like my ice cream craze will continue for a while. I love pairing ice cream with hot green tea. ♡

◆◆◆◆◆◆ 【Second Post】 ◆◆◆◆◆◆ 【July 2013】Summer is the season for ice cream, and I stopped by at Shatoreze to buy some.■ Tsubutsubu Mikan BarMade with Wenzhou mandarin orange with 55% juice and pulp content. It's juicy and not too sweet, perfect for the hot summer. 6 pieces for 210 yen (35 yen per piece)■ Pineapple Slice-shaped ice cream made with 7% juice and pulp. The taste and shape are very authentic. It reminds me of a nostalgic flavor. 6 pieces for 273 yen (45 yen per piece)Both are cheap and delicious for the price. They are convenient ice candies to beat the summer heat. Shatoreze's ice creams are even more convenient for families with children.◆◆◆◆◆◆ 【First Post】 ◆◆◆◆◆◆Shatoreze offers a wide variety of ice creams. It is a nationwide chain of affordable Japanese and Western confectionery stores affiliated with Gato Kingdom.【March 2012】Shatoreze is a nationwide chain of Japanese and Western confectionery stores. They also run golf courses, ski resorts, and hotels. In Hokkaido, they bought the former Terme Sapporo resort hotel and operate as "Shatoreze Gato Kingdom Sapporo," which is well-known. There are about 30 stores in Hokkaido, with 10 in Sapporo. There is currently no store in Chuo Ward. I used to visit the store near Hotel Royton Sapporo, but it was closed when I went recently. So, it was a long time since I visited Shatoreze, and this time, it was at the Shin-hassamu store. When I visited the Shin-hassamu store for the second time, they had only a few ice creams available. They recommended this store to me. This store is located along the Nijuyonken Teine Street in Minami Ward, Sapporo. For the exact location, please check on Tabelog. I visited with my usual companion on a weekday afternoon. I remembered the Shatoreze store in Chuo Ward. When I went to buy this year, I found that it had closed a long time ago, but the ice creams were very cheap and had a wide variety. This store also has about 20 ice cream freezers, maybe even more. Normally, a regular store has 1 or 2 freezers, but this store has about 20. The variety is different, and they are cheap. They offer ice cream, ice cakes, ice bars, and cream daifuku, among others, with a wide variety to choose from. I bought:■ Dessert Ice CakeChocolate Vanilla BerryRare CheeseA relatively light ice cream that looks like gold candy when cut. It's easy to eat and suitable for both hot summers and warm winters. Each for 840 yen, making it affordable.■ Cream DaifukuSweet Potato Strawberry Pumpkin Black Honey KinakoThere are many other varieties to enjoy.■ Okinawa Black Honey ManjuI bought this as a gift for my mother who was hospitalized. She said it was delicious, but since I didn't eat it myself, I won't rate it.It's been a while since I had Shatoreze ice cream. It's affordable and delicious. Since it's not a place I can visit often, I bought a few items in bulk. My freezer is full, so I keep the ice cream in an icebox outside the house. I eat the ice cream cake little by little. Once, I left food outside in a plastic bag in the snow, and a cat ate it. Since then, I keep it in the icebox. I keep it within easy reach from the living room. In winter, Sapporo is like a freezer outside the house, so I can store food outside. As the daytime temperatures rise above freezing, I won't be able to keep it outside. I'm not sure if it's convenient or inconvenient as spring approaches. During winter, it's very helpful to be able to store food outside as a substitute for a freezer. When I used to drink milk as a child, the milk in the bottle would freeze, and I enjoyed eating it like ice cream. Shatoreze ice cream is something I'd like to see make a comeback in Chuo Ward. In summer, I can't keep it outside, so I can't stock up on it. Thank you for the delicious treats.

I think this is a good product that can be easily bought for about half the price of Morimoto's strawberry daifuku. While Morimoto's strawberry daifuku focuses on the strawberries, this product highlights the daifuku. Inside the smooth red bean paste, there are small strawberries. It gives the impression that you're eating daifuku and unexpectedly find strawberries inside. The strawberries are small but deliciously sweet, fitting for a cake shop. I heard that from January 24th, they will start selling daifuku with fresh cream and strawberries inside, and I can't wait to try it.

I received a gift of assorted baked goods from someone I have been grateful for in May 2022. It is an assortment of Langue de Chat cookies made with plenty of butter. The cookies have a crispy texture and are filled with chocolate, making them delicious. The long-shaped Langue de Chat cookies are fragrant and tasty.