I ran around town in the heat and then had ramen, so I stopped to have some soft serve ice cream to take a breather. The matcha flavor wasn't too strong, and the milk taste was also nice. It was delicious with matcha sprinkled on top, and the price felt reasonable for this type of soft serve ice cream shop.

I am drawn in by the pleasant aroma. The freshly baked cheese tart is irresistible for cheese lovers. The cheese used is from Hokkaido Hakodate and Betsukai, with a salty French cheese added for flavor. The tart base is crispy like a cookie. The richness of the cheese melts smoothly in your mouth, creating a creamy sensation.

The cheese tarts look delicious. I decided to try them out. You can also eat in the store. I wonder if they have matcha cheese flavor? They also have chocolate. I chose the regular cheese tart and the caramel tart. The boxes are stylish.

I tried a matcha soft serve labeled as a Kyoto exclusive. I was a bit mistaken as it turned out to be regular soft serve with matcha powder sprinkled on top. The soft serve itself was delicious, but I felt a bit disappointed as I was expecting matcha-flavored soft serve.

I bought cheese tart and pumpkin tart. Even though it was for takeout and not freshly baked, the tart was still crispy and the cream was very smooth and delicious. I heard it's even tastier if you reheat it in a toaster, so I'd like to try that next time.

I went to Kyoto and tried the only matcha dessert there. Even though I'm not a big fan of matcha, the soft serve was refreshing and easy to eat, and it was delicious! After that, I got a cheese tart to go at Kyoto Station, and it was amazing. There were a few different flavors, but I tried the original one, and the rich cheese paired perfectly with the crispy tart crust. It was so delicious!

It was a very hot day, and I happened to pass by this shop, so I decided to try their soft serve ice cream after a long time. I had tried their matcha soft serve before, so this time I went for the regular smooth soft serve. I was able to use my d POINT to pay, which was a good deal. I ate it right away. I have had BAKE's soft serve in Hokkaido and Tokyo before, and it is quite rich and creamy. It was just what I needed on a hot day. I would like to try their tart flavor next time.

In the underground area of Kyoto Station, there is a cheese tart shop called "Kotchika Kyoto." The shop originates from Hokkaido and has branches nationwide. This time, I bought the classic cheese tart and chocolate tart to take home. They bake them in the shop, and the tart crust is crispy while the cheese inside is soft! It had a classic deliciousness.

Around 4:30 pm, we visited "Bake Cheese Tart" located inside the Kyoto Station building. We were expecting it to be a take-out only store, but there was an eat-in space where we enjoyed our cheese tarts. The original blend cream cheese used in the fluffy mousse has a creamy taste with a refreshing acidity and a hint of saltiness that spreads in your mouth. The tart crust made with original blend flour is baked once in a cookie-like state, filled with mousse, and baked again to create a crispy texture. We tried the freshly baked cheese tart for 230 yen, the limited-time matcha kinako azuki cheese tart for 320 yen, and the limited-time strawberry milk cheese tart for 320 yen. We also had the smooth milk soft serve in a cone for 399 yen. Overall, the cheese tarts were delicious and highly recommended. The store also offers other items such as cheese terrine and cheese souffle. The atmosphere was cozy, and we had a great time enjoying the treats. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Kyoto Station looking for a sweet treat.

Frozen, you can eat it like ice cream, but it's recommended to bake it in a toaster! Bake for 2 minutes, then let it sit for 3 minutes. The cheese part becomes fluffy and has a nice aroma. Let's dig in! *Chomp* Mmm! The cheese part is just... almost like liquid, so creamy! Like mousse! When you bite into it, your mouth is filled with the sweet, fluffy cheese. I've only been eating the tart part! The tart part has a crispy texture but is mostly soft... it's like touching a baby's cheek! Oh, I haven't eaten anything but the tart part! Oh, this is a great purchase! Found it at the co-op. "Freshly Baked Cheese Tart." It was a hit! There's a store in Kyoto too! There are also stores in Hyogo, Kanto, Aichi, and Kyushu!

The matcha tart exclusive to Kotochika and the seasonal strawberry tart were both delicious. The matcha cheese tart had a rich matcha flavor that matcha lovers will enjoy. The strawberry tart had a nice balance of sweetness and tartness, making it enjoyable even for those who don't like overly sweet desserts. Thank you for the meal! ☺️

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After returning home, I was looking for something to accompany my gas refill. I thought about getting some grilled dumplings at the dumpling shop under Kyoto Tower, but I decided against it because I didn't want my car to smell. Instead, I remembered the cheese tart shop that my daughter recommended and decided to stop by. I tried the freshly baked blueberry cheese tart and matcha cheese tart. They were both delicious and the cream cheese was very rich. They weren't overly sweet, so I paired them with a refreshing highball. It was a great combination and a nice treat after refueling. Thank you for the meal!

The menu board in front of the shop displays "Freshly baked within 1 hour" for the freshly baked matcha cheese tart. The tart has a crispy crust with a matcha-flavored cheese filling that has a slight bitterness and acidity. I plan to try the Mont Blanc cheese tart or the Setouchi lemon cheese tart next time.

Cheese tart specialty store located in Higashi Shichijo-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City, inside Kotochika Kyoto. Being inside Kyoto Station makes it easy to find. As a cheese tart specialty store, the most popular item is, of course, the cheese tart! Many people were purchasing it. This time, I tried the plain and lemon flavors. Both are delicious, but personally, I prefer the plain one. And the recommended item is the frozen ice type. I highly recommend trying it.

Two aunties bought this limited edition amaou strawberry cheesecake tart as a souvenir on their way back from a meet-up. It cost 300 yen per piece. The tart had a nice balance of cheese and strawberry flavors with a hint of acidity. It was really to their liking, but unfortunately, it's a limited edition item. Thank you for the meal.

Known for its crispy tart crust and creamy, rich cheese mousse that melts in your mouth, BAKE CHEESE TART has opened its 51st store nationwide at Kotochika Kyoto. The Kotochika Kyoto store is the first to sell the "freshly baked matcha cheese tart" nationwide. They use high-quality matcha from the longstanding Kyoto brand, Ippodo, with over 300 years of history. The luxurious flavor of matcha combined with the smooth sweetness of white chocolate in the cheese mousse makes the "freshly baked matcha cheese tart" (300 yen) a perfect souvenir from Kyoto. The best pairing for the matcha cheese tart is the "water-brewed stem roasted tea" (302 yen). The option to enjoy the freshly baked tart in the eat-in corner adds to its appeal.

I tried the store-exclusive item at BAKE in Kyoto Station Kotchika. I had the "BAKE Matcha Soft Serve" for 453 yen (tax included). You can choose between a cup or a cone, and I chose the cone. It is a soft serve ice cream mixed with matcha. It feels like they mix it right before serving, so it's a bit softer compared to regular milk soft serve. I personally prefer it with matcha mixed in. By the way, the matcha used is from Ippodo. The cheesecake tart had the baking time posted, showing good service.

Kyoto Station's underground first floor north side is called "Porta," but the area around the subway ticket gates is known as "Kotochika." This shop is located towards the outskirts of Kotochika, so it's mostly considered part of Porta. I visited on a Saturday evening around 4 pm. There was only one customer in the shop who quickly finished their purchase and left. They were selling three types of small cheese tarts and soft serve ice cream. I decided to get two of each of the three types of cheese tarts for a discount. The freshly baked cheese tart cost 216 yen including tax, the orange yogurt cheese tart cost 280 yen including tax, and the freshly baked matcha cheese tart called "涼" cost 300 yen including tax. There was a bundle discount of -54 yen including tax for purchasing six tarts. The prices on the menu were tax-inclusive, but the box discount of 50 yen was tax-exclusive, so it was actually 54 yen off. They didn't ask about how long I would be carrying the tarts, but they mentioned they would last until the end of the day if at room temperature or up to 4 days if refrigerated. The box with the tarts was shown to me in two layers to prevent breakage. I carefully carried them home and they remained intact. The freshly baked cheese tart was the most basic and affordable option, but it was delicious with a slightly sweet tart crust and rich cheese filling. The orange yogurt cheese tart had a tangy flavor from marmalade and yogurt, still resembling a cheesecake. The matcha cheese tart was the most expensive and had a strong matcha flavor with a texture that was mostly matcha with a hint of the normal cheesecake element. Overall, all the tarts were delicious.

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