Kyoto Reman in Fushimi Ward is a factory direct store for sweets where you can buy familiar treats at a low price. They offer indulgent Éclair Danseige for ¥100, tempting Cookie Tiramisu for ¥180, and Cookie Sandwich Ice Cream for ¥50. I want to visit regularly.

This is my second visit. I arrived not knowing when the most products would be available, but there was quite a variety and they were being restocked. The soft-serve ice cream was only 70 yen, which is a great deal. Since my home is far away, I didn't buy any, but I'm satisfied with the affordable prices. Sorry, I ate the butter dorayaki before taking a picture. It was 100 yen.笑

I came across a factory direct store in Kyoto while driving through the city. The store is called Kyoto Reman, and although I don't remember hearing about it before, the products looked familiar. I don't usually buy these products, so I'm not sure about the regular prices, but they seem to be quite cheap. I would say about half or one-third of the usual price. The ice cream is almost less than 100 yen. By the way, they don't have dry ice or ice packs, so people from the neighborhood were bringing their own cool bags to carry their purchases. Next time I come around here, I'll make sure to bring ice packs and a cool bag.

The parking lot can only fit about 3 to 5 cars, and the restaurant is small, with seating for only about 5 to 6 people. It's like a convenience store or supermarket, but you can get delicious sweets for almost half the price. Personally, I think the strawberry ice cream with condensed milk for ¥50 is really tasty! I don't want to tell anyone about it, but it's only a matter of time before it becomes popular...

This time, I visited "Kyoto Reman" in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City, and got takeout. The total was 210 yen, which is cheap! I bought two chestnut-filled cream puffs and one chocolate mont blanc cream puff. The price was surprisingly low, and the taste was delicious. I definitely want to come back again.

This is a factory direct store that makes products commonly found in the Western confectionery section of supermarkets. I bought two cream puffs for 70 yen each and they were priced at around 45-55% off compared to supermarket prices. The quality of the fluffy cake and the moderately sweet cream is impressive for such a low price. The only downside is that the store is far from the nearest station, so it's best to drive there. In the summer, you'll need a cooler bag. They do not offer dry ice service to keep prices low. If this store were closer to my home, I would visit every week.

On New Year's Day, they were open and had a wide variety of desserts. As usual, I checked the expiration dates and bought enough to enjoy for a few days. I purchased an apple pie-style roll cake, cream cheese cake, Amaou strawberry castella sandwich, and Amaou strawberry eclair. The standout this time was the apple pie-style roll cake. It had a nice texture with apple bits in the cream. Thank you for the meal. This shop, which I have mentioned many times before, offers affordable Western-style sweets that can be found at nearby supermarkets or convenience stores. They only accept cash payment and charge for bags, so bring your own eco bag. They do not provide dry ice, so if you are taking home ice cream, bring your own ice pack. There are about 5 parking spaces on the north side of the store.

I stopped by to buy snacks for the first time in a while. It was crowded with families looking for ice cream due to the summer season, so I hesitated to stop by. However, the small store was full, so I entered after someone left. I bought a chocolate mont blanc roll cake for 260 yen, a sweet potato waffle for 220 yen, a thick-cut fresh castella for 130 yen, and two dorayaki for 80 yen each. I will enjoy them for the next three days (laughs). The dorayaki is for my husband to snack on during his work breaks. Most of the items can be bought at a nearby supermarket, but it's nice to get them a bit cheaper here. Personally, I think they taste better than the ones from the supermarket. I have mentioned this store several times before, but to reiterate... * The products are affordable Western-style sweets that can be found at nearby supermarkets and convenience stores. * Payment is cash only. * Bags are charged, so bring your own eco bag. * They do not provide dry ice. If you are taking ice cream home, please bring your own ice pack. * There are about 5 parking spaces on the north side of the store (simple box type).

I stopped by this place after a long time since I was nearby. The parking lot next to the shop was full, so I had to wait a bit for a spot to open up. You can buy affordable Western-style sweets at this shop, some of which are on sale for the day, making them even more cost-effective. They have a wide variety of cake items like roll cakes. I tried the matcha red bean ice cream, which had red bean paste in the middle of matcha ice cream. It was light and refreshing. I also had a chewy dorayaki with milk whip cream and red bean paste, which felt more like a Western-style pastry. I bought a few other items and when my total purchase exceeded 1,000 yen, I received a bonus. The prices were good, and the products were not damaged or misshapen. I later checked the prices of the same items at a supermarket and realized what a good deal I got. I wish they were available at more places.

Hello ♡ I finally visited Kyoto Reman, a place I had been curious about for a while. The interior of the shop is quite small! But the turnover seems good. They offer both ice cream and Western sweets. There are more varieties of Western sweets. There were fewer items that suited my taste. I got an eclair and a cream puff for 140 yen. If you compare it to convenience store prices, it's the same price for one item ♡ It's a great place if you find something you like and it's a good deal.

I bought snacks for three days (^_^♪. I bought the delicious "Oreo Choux Cream" that I had last time, as well as the chocolate roll cake from my previous purchase (which was also on sale that day). And for the first time, I tried the "Mont Blanc". I think the Mont Blanc was 160 yen each (if I remember correctly). I had it right away on the same day, and it was a great value. It had a lot of chestnut-flavored cream instead of too much sponge cake, which was nice. All of them had a expiration date of three days later, so I'll enjoy them while keeping an eye on the expiration date. Thank you for the meal (^_^)

There is a place called "Kyoto Reman" located east from the Akaike intersection on National Route 1. It is a small building along the street that serves as a direct sales store. There are 2-3 parking spaces next to it. I purchased the following items this time: Oreo-flavored cream puffs (2 pieces, delicious with a hint of acidity), éclairs (2 pieces), and chocolate roll cake. All of them were special items for the day. The expiration date is within 4 days, so my husband and I enjoyed them little by little. Thank you for the meal!

There is a place called "Kyoto Reman" located east from the Akaike intersection on National Route 1. It is a small building along the street that serves as a direct sales store. There are 2-3 parking spaces available next to it. I purchased the following items this time: chestnut roll cake, butter castella, cream cheese cheesecake, and strawberry eclair, totaling 460 yen. Since it is a direct sales store, the prices are cheap. However, the Western sweets sold here are generally cheaper compared to those sold in supermarkets or convenience stores. I did not purchase it this time, but the ice cream sold here is for commercial use (requires ice packs, a cooler, or a bag for transportation). I visited this place when it first opened, and at that time, they had large sizes of ice cream available, which were also supplied to famous cafes and shops in Kyoto. However, they were not available this time. The "Reman" that used to be in Fukakusa before it became Taguchi Foods was a famous manufacturer of commercial ice cream in Kyoto, so I would like to visit again if I have the chance.

I came all the way to Kyoto to eat ramen. I found "Kyoto Lemon Factory" when looking for other places to visit. The factory itself was big, but the direct sales section was like a small hut. They sold only refrigerated or frozen sweets. I bought crepes, castella sandwich, and roll cake. The crepes are for snacks at work, the castella sandwich had a unique taste with castella inside a dorayaki, and the roll cake is from Doutor. I plan to have it as dessert after dinner tonight. It's nice to be able to buy food at outlet prices. I will definitely visit again if I'm in the area.