On my day off, I went for a stroll down Tanuki Koji Street! After getting tired from walking, I stopped by "Marion Crepes" on 3rd Avenue for a sugar boost. I bought the "Chocolate Banana" crepe, which was my wife's choice. The crepe had a crispy and crunchy edge, while the center was moist and chewy. It wasn't too sweet, and the whipped cream was just right. I didn't take a picture, so I didn't upload it, but I actually use this place quite frequently. With over 100 items on the menu, it's impossible to try them all in a lifetime. I'll definitely be back again. Thank you for the meal.

Chocolate banana strawberry crepe for 300 yen. It seems that on days with a 9 in them, the crepes are 300 yen. The crepe had half a banana and about one strawberry in it. It's a good deal for the price. If you take it to go, they wrap it for free and give you a bag, very generous. The crepe is soft and chewy. The cream is not too sweet, it feels like it's made from plant-based cream, but I'm not sure. It's cheap, so probably. It gave me heartburn. If I buy it again, I'll go for a savory one or a simple one with just butter. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant "Marion Crepes" moved to the building across the street due to the demolition of their previous building on November 11, 2017. This was their first use of the new location. The restaurant is always crowded with young people. It started in 1976 as a small wagon in a parking lot on Shibuya Park Street in Tokyo, and now has about 80 stores from Hokkaido to Hawaii, including both directly operated and franchised locations. There were no customers in front of the shop, and I ordered the "Blueberry Cheese Crepe" for 390 yen plus tax. The crepe was ready in about three minutes, and I enjoyed it on a bench in Sozo Park. The crepe had a crispy and fragrant crepe base with a nice balance of blueberry tartness and a hint of cream cheese flavor. The moist texture of the crepe was good, but the crispy part was also irresistible. Thank you for the meal.

Title: Marion Crepe - Chili Chicken and Strawberry Cheesecake I happened to come across this place by chance and decided to try it out. I ordered the Chili Chicken and Strawberry Cheesecake, which came to a total of around 1000 yen. Luckily, it was Marion Crepe's special day, so I got everything at half price for about 500 yen. There was a decent line, but I was able to purchase my items in about 10 minutes. I got them to go and brought them home in a bag. This was my first time trying a savory crepe, and I must say, it was surprisingly good. The crepe itself was sweet and sturdy, and it paired perfectly with the Chili Chicken. Inside, there were lettuce and cucumber as well. It wasn't spicy at all, and the flavors blended well together. Eating it outside in the cold made the crepe crispy, and I found the combination quite enjoyable. As for the Strawberry Cheesecake, it was a familiar and delicious treat. The cheesecake inside was rich and flavorful, good enough to stand on its own. It had been a while since I last had it, and the whipped cream was just perfect - not too sweet, and didn't leave me feeling heavy. I realized that the crepes for sweet and savory items have different textures and flavors. The sweet crepes are more chewy and less sweet in the dough, while the savory crepes are more substantial and have a white appearance. Overall, this experience reminded me of how delicious crepes can be, and I look forward to trying different flavors next time. Thank you for the meal!

It used to be located in Tanukikoji 3-chome, but it moved to the game center in 2-chome. I keep thinking about going there since it moved, but haven't been able to go yet. Sometimes I feel like eating crepes, especially when I crave something sweet, so I often stop by Tanukikoji. There are many young people around the game center, and I also see some foreigners. The staff seem to be busy as there is only one person working. You have to order and wait for your crepe to be made. Marion Crepe has so many menu options that it's hard to decide what to get. They also offer tapioca, which I love. They have rankings on the menu, which can be helpful. I can't remember exactly what I ordered, but I think it was something like strawberry and sweet red bean cream. I used to like banana chocolate cream, but my taste has changed recently, and I prefer less sweetness. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

No matter how much we explore, the number of unvisited stores in Tanuki Koji Shopping Street doesn't seem to decrease. Nevertheless, my wife and I visited again this weekend. After finishing our meal and shopping, we were tired from walking around with bags in both hands, looking for a place to rest. Personally, I felt like having a drink soon, but my wife stopped in front of Marion Crepe. Normally crowded with young people, the shop was surprisingly empty this time. Among the vast menu of about 100 items, my wife chose the "Banana Whipped Cream" crepe for 390 yen. As it is a take-out only shop, we received our order a few minutes later and walked along Tanuki Koji while enjoying the crepe. The freshly baked crepe was crispy and fragrant on the edges, moist and chewy in the middle. The combination of lightly sweet whipped cream and bananas was delicious. It was our first visit, but I could understand why young people flock to this place. With about 100 items on the menu, it would take years to try them all, even if we tried one each weekend. It seems impossible to complete the entire menu in one lifetime. We will visit again when there are no young people crowding the shop. Thank you for the meal.

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After almost 4 years, I took a break from posting on Tabelog due to hospitalizations and noticed many changes in the system. The way reviews are done now seems different and unclear compared to before. In July 2018, I visited Marion Crepe, a nationwide crepe specialty store. I was surprised to find that the store in Tanukikoji had closed down, but a new branch had opened in November 2017. I visited the new Marion Crepe in Tanukikoji for lunch with my usual companion. The store is located in the Susukino area of Sapporo, within the old shopping street of Tanukikoji 2-chome. It's a small takeout-only store with a wide variety of crepe menu options, including seasonal specials. I tried the "Frozen Mango & Yogurt Crepe," which was perfect for the hot summer weather. The crepe had a firm texture with frozen mango ice cream, whipped cream, Meiji Bulgaria yogurt concentrate, two sticks of chocolate, and mango sauce. It was refreshing and not too sweet, making it a great choice for a summer treat. I look forward to trying the "Choco Mint Party" next time. Delicious meal, thank you!

Crepe shop found!! There was a long line, so I decided to take a look, and it turns out they are offering a 100 yen discount today! Alright, I'll give it a try!! It's been years since I last had a crepe. I usually avoid them because they can be pricey... But today, I went for the Azuki Special with red bean paste. It was originally 440 yen, but with the discount, it was only 340 yen! What a deal. And it was quite big! My first crepe in a long time! It was warm and filled with lots of whipped cream! So delicious!!! I didn't realize crepes could be this tasty. Or maybe it's just this shop's crepes that are amazing. The whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, red bean paste, and chewy crepe were all perfect. Found a great spot. Gotta go back again. That was a feast!