Tourists gathered to watch a live demonstration of Snoopy-shaped pastries at the storefront. The reviews seem to be good. There were also summer limited edition products available. I bought two boxes of the limited-time "anko macarons" after waiting in line. They had a mix of Japanese and Western flavors with red bean paste filling. I could also taste a hint of almond.

I enjoyed my treat on the bench inside the store! It was cold, delicious, cute, and very soothing. I wanted to try the Snoopy-shaped treats too! My friend had the limited-time tangerine-flavored sweet red bean paste and it looked really tasty! The store was filled with lots of merchandise and I was tempted to buy some...! The Nishiki shopping street is probably not meant for eating while walking, so the street is narrow but easy to walk through.

I had visited a few times before, but this was my first time trying it. I had the Snoopy yakisoba custard cream. It's so cute that it's almost a shame to eat it. The inside is filled with plenty of cream! It wasn't very warm, so I wonder if it was pre-made, but it's so cute that I'll let it slide. Lol

There is a Snoopy tea house in Nishiki Market - it's super cute! They have Snoopy pancakes for 350 yen with red bean paste, cream, and strawberry paste. I chose red bean paste! The pancake was moist and soft, and even more delicious than I imagined! It was filled with plenty of red bean paste. Thank you for the meal!

This is a Snoopy shop located inside the Nishiki Market arcade. The second floor serves as an eat-in space where you can enjoy drinks and ice cream purchased on the first floor. There are only a few seats available. On the second floor, you can also find frozen chocolates and canelés.

The Snoopy pancake was just so cute and delicious. It's not just cute, it tastes great too. Well, I did feel a little guilty afterwards (laughs). They also sell various Snoopy goods inside the store, so if you have the chance, I highly recommend visiting.

First visit to Kyoto Karasuma Nishiki Market. Ordered the "Snoopy pancake" with custard cream. The skin was soft and moist, and the inside was filled with cream. They said it was too cute to eat, but I finished it in seconds...꒰ˆ⌯ ·̫ ⌯ก̀ˆ꒱笑

I got Snoopy-shaped pancakes to go from the Snoopy Tea House at Nishiki Market. The custard cream was not too sweet and they were delicious while still hot. There was a bench right next to the takeout counter where I could sit and enjoy them. For Snoopy fans, it's a must-try! ☺️

I visited the restaurant around 11:30 on Saturday for lunch. Surprisingly, there were no other customers at first, so I thought it might not be popular. However, it turned out to be a character-themed restaurant, and although I didn't have high expectations for the food, the tempura was crispy and well-presented, and the soba noodles were delicious. I was able to chat leisurely with my friends, and the seating was spaced out nicely, creating a pleasant atmosphere. More customers started to arrive later on.

The staff at the shop were very friendly! I love Snoopy, so I looked it up online and went there. I was very satisfied as a Snoopy fan! The food was delicious and cute. This time I had lunch, but next time I want to try the cafe menu too!

I had always passed by Snoopy Tea House, knowing of its existence but never going in. On this rainy day, I decided to escape the downpour and entered the tea house. I ordered the "Kyoto-style Cream Mochi with Furo (wheat gluten)" for 1078 yen and a "Matcha Set" for 330 yen. The Kyoto-style Furo was bright orange and beautiful, but surprisingly hard. I wondered if it had been frozen, but it wasn't cold. Even after leaving it for a while, it remained incredibly tough. It seemed like the Furo was just for show in the mochi. Cute, but disappointing.

I visited around 11:30. I originally wanted to eat pancakes, but I had a lunch appointment with a friend later, so I couldn't eat too much. I ordered a marshmallow matcha latte. Snoopy was floating in the matcha and it was so cute! It was almost a shame to drink it! I added sugar to the matcha to make it sweeter and enjoyed it slowly. I had about an hour and a half until my appointment, so... I ended up eating Snoopy last. It was sweet and delicious! By the way, I found Woodstock on the beam today.

Finally♪ It's been a year and a half. I'm glad they're open for business! Nishiki Market still doesn't have many customers returning. I ordered the limited edition autumn and winter Mushroom and Root Vegetable Stew Hamburg Steak for ¥1628 tax included. The bubbling hot Hamburg Steak was brought to me♪ I thought the Snoopy on top of the Hamburg Steak was daikon radish, but it turned out to be mashed potatoes. Sweet and delicious♪ I finished every bit of the demi-glace sauce. The clear soup was tasteless. It seems like I'll live a long life! Thank you for the meal.

Snoopy Kinako and Kuromitsu Thick Pancakes with Cafe Latte (drink set) There are many Kyoto-style Japanese menus! I ordered the Kinako and Kuromitsu Thick Pancakes. They were too cute to eat! The Kinako ice cream, Kuromitsu, and pancakes went really well together and I finished them all in no time! The pancakes were thick but fluffy! It's definitely Instagram-worthy! ☺️

I love Snoopy more than anything in the world. I love him so much that I feel like I was born from my mother holding Snoopy. I visited the SNOOPY Tea House Kyoto Nishiki store in Karasuma, which is known as the best Snoopy spot in the world. It's a weekend-only cafe and there were empty seats available. I ordered the summer special drink, Snoopy Chocolate Mint Shake (850 yen). The Snoopy element is just a Snoopy cookie, but the sweetness and coolness of the chocolate mint are amazing! Delicious! They said it's okay to take the coaster home as a souvenir, so I asked if it's okay to take memories home too, and they gave me a wry smile. I thought this kind of humor was common in Kansai, but anyway, Snoopy fans will love this place.

On May 4, 2021, during Golden Week in Kyoto, I made a daring move by adding soba after enjoying a seasonal lunch suitable for Children's Day, with a belly as big as the last month of pregnancy. I visited the Nishiki Market Shopping Street in Kyoto. In these times, there were few tourists, so I could leisurely stroll through the arcade while browsing the goods. The first place I stopped by was "SNOOPY Tea House Kyoto Nishiki Store". Last summer, when I stayed at "Yufuin Tamanoyu" in Yufuin, I visited the nearby "SNOOPY Tea House Yufuin", so I was surprised to find one in Kyoto as well. The restaurant was on the second floor, and I was captivated by the cute Snoopy-themed curry and omelet displayed in the menu showcase on the first floor, but I couldn't eat anymore. I got the following items from the takeout corner on the first floor: - Snoopy's sweet potato steamed buns (2 pieces) for 702 yen - Mikasa dorayaki with red bean paste for 324 yen I will enjoy these during dessert time after dinner later in the day. The paper box with Snoopy illustrations contained two sweet potato steamed buns shaped like Snoopy's head, with charcoal kneaded into the black agar for the ears, eyes, and nose, making it extremely cute. Since it had no mouth, when I cut it with a small knife, it didn't look cute at all; it actually looked a bit scary. The dough made from rice flour and sweet potatoes was originally supposed to be fluffy and soft, but it had a dry texture, and the red bean paste was not very tasty, being a moisture thief. The "Mikasa" dorayaki with Snoopy's face stamped on it was also disappointing, as the dough was thin, and there was a small amount of red bean paste in it, making me feel like it wasn't worth the 300 yen. I was drawn to the cute Snoopy and ended up buying the steamed buns and dorayaki, but it seems that the shops targeting tourists are expensive and the taste is not as good as expected. Bon appétit!

In May 2021, after lunch, I stopped by Nishiki Market for the first time in a while. This time, I decided to buy two types of sweets at "SNOOPY Chaya". In the past, when I visited Yufuin, I had a drink there, but this time I found out they also had sweet potato manju and sankasu. The items I bought were: - Snoopy sweet potato manju (2 pieces) for 702 yen - Sankasu (peanut an) for 324 yen I tried them as soon as I got home. The Sankasu had various flavors, but being a fan of peanuts, I chose the peanut one. The moist and soft dough paired perfectly with the peanut an, and it was very delicious (I love peanuts in general). As for the Snoopy sweet potato manju, I know it may seem disrespectful to bite into Snoopy, but I couldn't help myself and just went for it. The chewy dough encased a refined red bean paste, and I enjoyed eating Snoopy (sorry for the confusing description). Thank you for the meal!

Before going to the Kyoto Cultural Museum, let's eat something at Nishiki Market. I wasn't very hungry for lunch, so I decided to try the fresh dorayaki at SNOOPY Tea House, where you can eat on the benches inside the shop. The price was reasonable. I chose the black sugar mochi dorayaki, which had red bean paste, whipped cream, and black sugar mochi inside. The dorayaki had a Snoopy stamp on it. It was not only cute but also delicious. The combination of ingredients was great, and it was easy to eat without any spillage. The day before the announcement of the third state of emergency, the situation of museums and art galleries was uncertain, but I wanted to see the current exhibition, "The Revival of the Jokyu Rebellion," and it was informative and interesting. Black sugar mochi dorayaki: 350 yen including tax.

On the 93rd day of my trip to Kyoto, I first visited "Toji" in the morning and had lunch at "Snoopy Chaya Kyoto Nishiki Store" in Kyoto Nishiki Market. The shop has a souvenir shop on the 1st floor and a tea house on the 2nd floor. To get to the 2nd floor, you climb stairs with Snoopy footprints on them. I ordered the "Snoopy white miso cream hamburger omelette rice," which was very cute with Snoopy-shaped omelette rice. After lunch, I visited "Rurikoin," where the reflection of autumn leaves on the desk on the 2nd floor of the study hall was very beautiful. Then, I went to "Kurama-dera," where the maple tunnel of Eizan Electric Railway was illuminated and very beautiful.

In October 2020, I visited Snoopy Tea House in Nishiki Market. I have visited all Snoopy Tea Houses in Kyoto, Ise, Otaru, and Yufuin. Each location has a different menu, which is great. I ordered the Snoopy Autumn Blessings Pancake for 1298 yen, Matcha Latte for 550 yen, Snoopy Steamed Bun for 495 yen, and Matcha for 330 yen. Everything was not only cute but also delicious. Character cafes are often expensive and not tasty, but Snoopy Tea House is different. The cute atmosphere, cute dishes, and delicious food make it highly recommended.