I bought some sweets at a confectionery near Demachi Masugata shopping street in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City, and had a snack time around the Kamogawa Delta. (Last time I bought some sweets and ate by the river, a crow took it away, so this time I chose a spot with a tree behind me!) Cream Puff - 330 yen Soft choux pastry with almonds, filled with whipped cream and custard cream. Light and smooth, I finished it in no time. It was delicious! Other items range from 400 to 500 yen, such as cheesecake, shortcake, pudding, jelly, chocolate cake, all beautiful Western-style sweets that I want to try.

A long-established cake shop located in Teramachi Kiyamachi, heading up the street. There is a small seating area inside the shop, and surprisingly, all the customers were men! The atmosphere is welcoming for men as well. What I had: - Spice Caramel - Ice Cafe au Lait (550 yen) A caramel cream with a hint of rum, cinnamon, and allspice in an almond base, with rum-soaked grapes. It may not be flashy, but the cinnamon flavor is strong and delicious. I'm curious to try other cakes as well.

I had been curious about a cake shop that I saw in a magazine or on social media. It was located beyond Demachiyanagi shopping street. Even on a rainy Sunday evening, there were still plenty of cakes left. The cakes displayed in the showcase were all elaborately designed and colorful. After much deliberation, I chose the limited edition Mont Blanc cake. My companion ordered the strawberry shortcake, also a limited edition item. We also ordered hot coffee to enjoy in the shop. - Mont Blanc: The cream on top was Mont Blanc with layers of rum and chocolate in between. The combination of rich and heavy chocolate flavor with light Mont Blanc was exquisite! It was a taste I had never experienced before. - Shortcake: What set this shortcake apart from others was the strawberry-flavored cream mixed with whipped cream sandwiched between the cake layers. The cross-section had a beautiful gradient of white and pink. Of course, the taste was top-notch. The cream was light and easy to keep eating. The coffee itself was delicious, and I was completely satisfied from start to finish. There were many other types of cakes available, and I was surprised to hear that they were all made by one person. Not only were the cakes delicious, but personally, I felt compelled to support this shop.

Cream puffs. The sweetness is really mild. The flavor of the dough is also good, with a rich taste. Delicious. It seems good for those who don't like sweet things, and it also seems to go well with brandy. Framboise. This is a cake with a strong sweetness. However, it also has a good flavor and is satisfying to eat without getting tired of it. It is a simple and deep flavor created by the craftsmanship. The eat-in space also has a nice atmosphere.

There was something to do nearby, so I decided to take a break and visit this cute and cozy cafe on my way back. The atmosphere was natural and welcoming. I found a comfortable seat as soon as I entered, but the place quickly filled up with customers. My mother, who initially said she only wanted tea, ended up ordering a cake from the display case after seeing them. Our orders were: Grapefruit Jelly (360 yen - for my mother), Framboise (430 yen - for me), Cafe au lait (480 yen), and Black tea (430 yen). The Grapefruit Jelly was made with real grapefruit juice but had a slightly odd texture, while the Framboise, an almond butter cake with strawberries, was a hit with its delicious combination of flavors. My mother loved it and almost finished the whole slice. Overall, I enjoyed the Framboise cake more than the fluffy strawberry cake, and I'm glad I chose it.

It was a very cozy cafe with a great atmosphere! I really liked this type of cafe. There were plenty of menu options, and the cakes in the showcase looked incredibly delicious. This time, I visited for the scones. The scone and coffee set was around 850 yen, I believe. The scone was moist, warm, and had a wonderful buttery aroma. Although it was small in size, it felt like the scone was packed with flavor. It was so delicious! ✨

In the past, when my daughter was in college, she took me to a cafe, which was out of my comfort zone as I don't usually have sweets at cafes. I decided to accompany her for a change and the cheesecake was delicious. It was truly out of my element, but please forgive me for indulging once in a while!

I arrived at the festival around 4 pm, so the cream puffs were sold out. The place is small with limited seating, but I was able to find a seat. They only accept cash for payment.

A delicate and classic confectionery that conveys the creator's feelings. The selection of books and magazines in the store is also good, making it a relaxing place. It is a quiet place that is perfect for taking a break in Demachiyanagi.

Delicious cake. Stylish interior. The alcohol content is strong.

A cake shop located near a quiet residential area. You can enjoy delicious cakes with a gentle flavor at a reasonable price.

On a holiday, I stopped by after enjoying the autumn leaves in Kurama. The small cafe-like interior was dimly lit, with various baked and fresh sweets on display. I decided to get a take-out this time. I chose the Apple Creme Brulee for 410 yen. Despite having apple in it, the creme brulee was quite small for the high price of 410 yen. They torch the surface after you order. When I opened the box at home, I was shocked! The creme brulee was burnt (＞＜) and tasted bitter! I don't think I will ever go back again...

This shop is based on Buddhist sweets and has a café attached, making it easy to visit. Although the variety is not extensive, they have simple and delicious gâteaux lined up. I ordered a strawberry shortcake for \420 and a coffee for \420. The strawberry shortcake uses amaou strawberries. Between the genoise layers, there are amaou and wild strawberries. The genoise soaked in syrup is moist and has a slightly rich crème chantilly that is delicious. On top, the coconut meringue melts smoothly. They also offer takeout. The Frandies are almond powder and burnt butter baked sweets. They have a slightly coarse texture and a solid bite. The Frandies Cocoa, a Valentine's Day limited edition, has a moist and slightly fluffy simple cocoa flavor. The Zoo for \240 is a simple shortbread in the shape of animals. It is crispy, has a good butter aroma, and is delicious. The café space is cozy, and you might end up staying longer than planned. Since I like baked goods, I would like to visit again when I am in the area.

I used to have scones at a cafe next to the shopping street with my mother and they were so delicious that I started making scones at home because of that cafe. This time, after lunch with a friend, I convinced them to walk from Imadegawa Station. I had already searched on Tabelog for a place near here that serves cafe and scones with high ratings. Without even looking at the cakes in the showcase, we immediately ordered scones when we sat down. The scones came with whipped cream, strawberry jam, and butter. It was really nice to have butter served with scones of this size. The whipped cream had a whiskey flavor, the strawberry jam had a unique texture and a balance of sweetness and sourness, and the water had a refreshing mint and lemon flavor. Finally, we also got a service card when we paid the bill.

I visited Kamigamo Shrine for the Mitarashi Festival, tried the shaved ice at Saruya, got a Goshuin at Kawai Shrine in Koshino Mori Minami, and now I'm thinking of ending my day with a cafe visit. I wanted to go to Coffee House Maki, but I decided to try out this cafe instead. I ordered a plum tart, a Camembert cake, and an iced coffee. The cakes were delicious and the coffee was just as I had hoped. The atmosphere of the cafe was quiet and cozy. Overall, it was a lovely experience.

There is a shop located north of Teramachi Street, passing through the old-fashioned shopping arcade called Demachi Masugata Shopping Street. The shop has a limited number of seats with plenty of space between them, creating a very relaxing atmosphere. The simple yet elegant interior design adds to the overall ambiance. The service is polite but not overly attentive, allowing customers to feel even more at ease. The Amaou strawberry shortcake is priced at 420 yen, and the hot coffee is also 420 yen. As for the cake, it may not immediately strike you as "delicious" from the first bite, but rather gradually reveals its subtle deliciousness. Taste is subjective, but with high-quality ingredients, the simple cakes are likely to leave you satisfied. The coffee is on the strong side, which personally, I enjoyed very much. To truly judge the cakes here, it may be necessary to visit multiple times and try a variety of options.

This is a stylish cake shop with a cafe space along Teramachi Street. I visited to buy a souvenir. The cafe space was well-equipped and the atmosphere of the shop was nice with French pastry books on display. The cakes and the interior of the shop had a simple and adult-like atmosphere rather than cute. The prices were mostly around 400 yen, which was reasonable. After much deliberation, I was drawn to the special of the day, "Chiffon" for 420 yen. The crispy top part crumbled making it difficult to eat, but it had a complex adult flavor with a hint of liqueur, and it was delicious.