I discovered this shop for the first time in Shiga Prefecture, but I thought it was in Kyoto~? Turns out it was there too (*^^*)! Personally, I feel a bit of a "MUJI" vibe here... When I come here, I tend to choose items that seem like they could be good for drinking snacks rather than rice companions or snacks. This time, I bought "Squid Sashimi with Yuzu and Pepper," "Adult's Creamy Cod Roe," "Crunchy Rice Crackers (no photo)," "Scallop Rice Crackers," "White Shrimp Senbei," and "Soy Milk Castella." It's a shop filled with delicious items that may seem common but are not so common, without flashy appearances (*^^*) I bought too much (^o^;)

While walking in the ion mall, I came across Kyuseifuku Shoten. I found some banana chips that I had bought before and didn't initially like, but surprisingly they went well with wine and I ended up liking them. They cost around 500 yen, but they last a long time and go well with wine, so I bought them. I also purchased some rice crackers and senbei, making my alcohol-free days more enjoyable. The products are a bit pricey, but since they are good quality, I trusted the store and made the purchase.

The "Good Morning Asahi" featured item sold out immediately and is now on backorder! I bought two packs of Seven Spice Nameko for ¥329 each. I'll enjoy it piled high on hot steamed rice. The spicy seven spice blend complements the slippery texture of the nameko mushrooms perfectly. The rice goes down so easily. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I had a hojicha latte donut. Not only the coating, but also the donut dough itself had the aroma of hojicha. It had a sweet and fragrant taste of hojicha and a crispy texture. I was able to fully enjoy the strong aroma of hojicha.

JR Katsuragawa Station is directly connected to Aeon Mall, and in front of the food section on the first floor, you will find Kyuseifuku Shoten Katsuragawa Store where I got some senbei! Grateful! - "Purple Sweet Potato Senbei": 313 yen (excluding tax) A senbei with purple sweet potato! It may sound mysterious, but when you try it, it's delicious! The subtle aroma of purple sweet potato is delightful! It's addictive! Kyuseifuku Shoten at Aeon Mall Kyoto Katsuragawa Store also sells freshly picked Kyoto vegetables. You can also buy dips and seasonings that go well with the vegetables. It's a convenient store for shopping. If you are nearby, be sure to stop by! 🌸

I visited the Ion Mall Kyoto Katsuragawa store and felt a little hungry. I noticed Kyuseifuku Shoten and decided to check it out. It's a shop commonly found in Ion malls, selling various specialty products from all over Japan. I was intrigued by their Awa Washinbon sugar tofu donuts, so I bought one and tried it on the spot. Despite being fried, it had a light and refreshing taste, maybe because it's made with tofu. It was quite delicious. They had other flavors too, so I might try them next time.

Family souvenir. The grand opening of AEON Mall Kyoto Katsuragawa. Had tea, lunch, strolled around, and did some shopping. It's time to head back, so let's get some souvenirs for the family. That's why I came to this place, Kusefuku Shoten. They sell vegetables, local delicacies, alcohol, various seasonings, and more. A grocery store with a variety of items. They had canned bear and Ezo deer, and even traveling oil sardines. They also offer miso soup samples. In one corner, there's Kusefuku Tea House, where they sell tofu donuts, smoothies, and sweet sake. Unfortunately, it's only for takeout, no seating available. I wanted to sit and drink sweet sake. I'll buy some donuts for my son. And what I bought was... Roasted yellow powder donut ¥160, Yuzu donut ¥160, Mitarashi donut ¥160. They also have plain ¥130, black sesame ¥160, matcha ¥160, and more. They are cute, round, Japanese-style donuts in various flavors. They are small in size, about 60-70% of Mister Donut's size. They are all light, fluffy, and not too heavy. They were delicious, thank you for the meal.

I went to "Kyoto Katsuragawa Ion Mall Store" on the first floor and visited "Kyuseifuku Shoten". They have a variety of items such as donuts, amazake smoothies, delicacies, and sweets, so it's fun just to look around. They also offer tasting samples. I bought "Yaizu bonito chips" for ¥300 and "Fried pasta with wasabi" for ¥458, which I was curious about. The bonito chips taste even better when you shake the bag with the grated bonito flakes separately. The fried pasta has a nice crispy texture and a good level of wasabi spiciness. I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal~♪