I received a "Cheese Factory" souffle cheesecake as a souvenir. It has a light and fluffy texture, with a strong cheese aroma and flavor. The sweetness is subtle, making you want to have another one after finishing the first. I definitely want to visit the store to try more.

I have a fond memory of enjoying a delicious mini cheesecake. The individual packaging makes it a great choice for a simple gift. The taste is not too sweet and light, making it easy to eat. Although it's not something I crave immediately, I would definitely purchase it again if I have the chance. There are a few parking spots in front of and beside the shop, making it easy to access.

The shop started with the founder's desire to make delicious sweets, and now the 3rd generation owner has taken over, making it a beloved store by many regular customers. The shop is like a fairy tale land, and from March 3rd to April 3rd, they display Hina dolls, with Hina cakes also available. There is also an eat-in corner that is cute and comforting. You can enjoy delicious coffee for less than 200 yen, and there are power outlets available, which is convenient. The highly recommended item is the half-baked cheesecake, and the shop also offers a variety of puddings. The puddings are all delicious, especially the smooth and melting pudding for 190 yen. The Mont Blanc is also a must-try, with a rich taste and a good balance of chestnut cream. The shop owner recommended the cream puff, which is also a popular choice. Overall, the shop offers reasonably priced and delicious cakes, making it a must-visit for those in the neighborhood. The uniforms worn by the staff are authentic as well.

A cake shop recently opened near my home. The cakes there are incredibly delicious. The fresh cakes are of course the best. I tried a small cheesecake as a sample, and it was incredibly delicious! The cream puffs were also extremely tasty!

I heard from a friend that there is a delicious cheesecake, so I went to buy it. I bought a box of 10 pieces of Half-Baked Cheesecake from the shop for 1090 yen. They are small cheesecakes about the size of two bites. There were many colorful cakes to choose from, but I decided to save them for next time. When I got home, I enjoyed the cheesecake with my favorite coffee. As the name suggests, the inside was half-baked and had a fluffy texture, with a perfect balance of sweetness and the richness of cheese. I could eat as many as I want of these ( ^ω^ ) I also liked the atmosphere of the shop. I will definitely go back to try other cakes next time. Thank you for the delicious treat.

This is my favorite cake shop in Kameoka. The shop was renovated and reopened on September 1st, becoming a stylish and lovely cake shop in Kameoka! The charm of Belle Genoa's cakes is that they pay attention to even the most intricate details. Nowadays, many cake shops are focusing more on jelly and Bavarian cream cakes rather than cream cakes or tarts with fresh fruits. However, Belle Genoa has a wide variety of cream cakes! They have cakes beautifully topped with fresh peaches, grapes, bananas and chocolate, as well as classics like shortcake and chocolate cake. It's really hard to decide with so many options! Additionally, they have a great selection of baked goods, and I bought the sakura salted cookies that a local lady recommended. The shop is nicely decorated and the staff are all friendly and welcoming, creating a warm atmosphere. The cakes are delicious, and I always end up buying some half-baked cheese products as well! Today, I also bought cream puffs for the first time. They had two types and I couldn't decide which to get... (laughs) They have limited edition sweets for Halloween and chestnut this month. I hope this shop, loved by locals in Kameoka, will be known to many more people!

A while ago, a new product was created at the Half-Cooked Cheese Factory. It has a more rare and luxurious feel compared to the Half-Cooked Cheese Factory, and you eat it with a spoon. The cheese is rich and creamy, so one is satisfying enough. There are various cakes available, including roll cakes and cream puffs. They also have healthy options like okara cookies and cakes with reduced sugar. In the summer, they also sell soft serve ice cream. The prices are reasonable, and it's easy to end up buying too much. Since it's run by a family, it has a cozy and comforting atmosphere.

At her hometown, there is a really delicious semi-soft cheese factory called "Belgenoa." The cheese comes in a small rectangular shape, a bit smaller than a cake. It's perfect for souvenirs due to its size. When you take a bite, you'll experience a light and fluffy texture with an excellent cheese flavor. The cheese isn't overpowering, it's very smooth. Additionally, the hint of lemon added gives it a refreshing taste. The price is reasonable, making it a great option for souvenirs as mentioned earlier. Although it's a bit outside the town in Kamihori, Kameoka, it's definitely worth a visit.

I started going to this bakery frequently after trying their cheesecake as a gift. In Kameoka, "Pomie" was famous but closed down, so I was looking for a new cake shop and found this place. Their signature item is the half-baked cheesecake (90 yen each), which was the first thing I tried. It's delicious at room temperature, but also great when chilled as the cheese firms up a bit. They also have about 4 types of roll cakes - vanilla, matcha, coffee, and another one that I can't quite remember. I think they were around 600 yen each. Their cream puffs and eclairs are also delicious, with a rich vanilla bean flavor. Overall, their cakes have a nostalgic feel and are not overly sweet, providing a comforting taste that doesn't overwhelm the palate.

The matcha-flavored chocolate was really delicious. The pudding was so-so, more on the watery side.