I bought the Tart Sampler Set for 1,296 yen again this time. It was the last one. Lucky me. It's not as fun when there's only one to choose from though. The set included: Seasonal Fruit Tart (313 yen), Peach and Strawberry Milk Tea Tart x2 (432 yen each), Cheese Tart (205 yen), and Pear Tart (280 yen). If purchased individually, it would have cost 1,662 yen. The seasonal fruit tart adds a nice touch to the set with its colorful appearance. The size of the tarts is just right, not too big or too small. I will definitely buy it again.

There is a shop inside JR Akihabara Station on the Sobu Line down platform. They are famous for their tarts. This shop stays open relatively late, which is convenient. On this day, I bought some canelés. They became popular again a few years ago, but this shop's canelés are always the same - moist, crispy, and sweet. They were delicious.

When you get drunk and come to Akihabara Station, you can't help but buy cakes from this cake shop \(//∇//)\ Laugh It's right on the platform where you catch your train home (^◇^;) Even when transferring trains, you end up buying some, so it's a sin for drunk people, right? \(//∇//)\ Laugh Since it's closed after hours, you can't buy them late at night around midnight, but what's really sinful is that they have a trial set available. ◎ Cake Trial Set, tax included 1490 yen!! They gather a few varieties in a box from the start, so even if you're drunk and the train is coming in one minute, you can buy them quickly and easily, so you end up buying them. I think I've bought it 4.5 times \(//∇//)\ Laugh I took pictures when I bought from the showcase, so I'll show you a few times. Among them, I found a picture from the first time when I bought only a tart cake trial. This shop is known for its tart cakes, right? I always wonder why I don't post them, but it's because I'm drunk and it gets all messy, haha This time, I made sure to bring it back carefully so it wouldn't get all messy d(^_^o) I came home and had some tea, maybe? My daughter had the chiffon cake. The next day, I had the melon shortcake and the fruit jelly grapes. The melon shortcake was easy to eat and delicious. The fruit jelly was refreshing and light, perfect for after a meal d(^_^o) Next time I go to Akihabara Station for a transfer or something, I'm sure I'll end up buying the trial set again in a drunken state (^◇^;) It's a sinful place, haha haha

I came across this cake at the station platform, so I couldn't help but stop and take a look. The cakes displayed in the showcase are very easy to see, and the bright location makes the colors stand out. I was thinking of buying them individually, but I ended up getting a set of 5 tart cakes. It cost around 1188 yen. There were several sets of 5 cakes lined up, each with slightly different contents, so it's nice to choose your favorite combination. My favorite was the fruit tart, which looks lovely and vibrant. I shared it with a friend, and they particularly liked the strawberry tart. In department stores, it's normal to find cakes priced around 500-600 yen each, so a set of 5 tarts for 1188 yen seems like a good deal for a tasty snack at home. I would like to buy it again, and it seems like a nice gift to bring as well.

JR Akihabara Station, platform 6, heading towards Chiba on the Sobu Line. Towards the Chiba end of the platform, you'll find Flo Prestige. During peak hours, trains arrive every 3 minutes, so the time spent on the platform is very short, but the display of delicious cakes and tarts in front of the shop is hard to resist. Established in Paris in 1886, Brasserie FLO is the origin. The Japanese company Flo Japan, which operates in Japan, is part of the Skylark Group. With over 100 stores in Tohoku, Kanto, and Chubu regions, including station buildings and shopping centers. This time, I tried their classic cheese tart. Normally, they have slices of 1/8 size, but this time, they had a larger 1/4 size with a right-angled cut. It's more cost-effective than buying two slices of 1/8 size. The cream cheese is fragrant and incredibly rich, yet not too heavy, making it easy to devour even in a larger size! Enjoyed the classic cheese tart with a right-angled cut~♪

I bought it for my friend's birthday celebration ☆ Strawberry and chocolate marble chiffon cake 2200 yen 8 types of fruit tart ~ almond ~ 2150 yen Heart-shaped chocolate 100 yen Heart-shaped chocolate 100 yen I bought both for my friend's birthday celebration ☆ Strawberry and chocolate marble chiffon cake The inside of the chiffon cake is marbled with plain and cocoa chiffon, with strawberry cream and strawberries and strawberry sauce on top. The strawberry sauce has a sour taste, so it's not overly sweet, which is great. The chiffon cake is fluffy and easy to eat with the cream. It looks cute too (*≧∀≦*) My friend is a guy, but I chose this because it has a cute image and because it was delicious when I tried it before. 8 types of fruit tart My friend likes Shine Muscat and we were going to share it with about 18 people, so I chose this one because it had a large Shine Muscat. It's full of fruits ♫ It wasn't too sweet and easy to eat. The 8 types of fruit tart ~ almond ~ in December does not contain Shine Muscat. The fruits may vary slightly depending on the season. Both of them were happy with it, so I'm glad. They are open until 11 p.m., so it's convenient to buy after a drinking party and before heading home. This day, we went to a karaoke in Kanda and then went to Akihabara, and on the way back, we went to flo without exiting the Kanda gate to buy it. It's cheap, delicious, and I often buy from there. I plan to buy from there again next year. Thank you for the meal (╹◡╹)☆

I didn't buy the fruit tart that was on sale, but a regular cake, so the taste was okay. It's simple and not fancy. It's tastier than the cakes at Co*** Corner.

I was drawn to "FLO" inside JR Akihabara Station because it won the Monde Selection Grand Gold Award, so I decided to stop by. They also have one in Morioka Station, but I don't usually buy their products unless there's an opportunity like this. This time, the award-winning item was the "Butter Galette," which costs 360 yen + tax for a pack of two. The sweets here are not cheap, but they are quite delicious. The packaging is stylish and nice. Now, when I tried it, the rich butter flavor felt a bit too heavy. Well, it's just okay.

I purchased it as a souvenir for a friend's child. Nowadays, you can buy cakes even at the station. I often use FLO. There was also one at the nearest station when I used to live in Chiba. The tarts are delicious. They are a bit better in quality than Cozy Corner, and you can choose from various tart fillings. This time, I bought a whole tart as a souvenir. I think it's reasonable to get a whole tart for around 2000 yen. If you buy a cake at a regular cake shop, it will cost around 3000 yen. The child was also happy. It was good.

I visited FLO Prestige at Akihabara Station to celebrate a member's birthday and bought a cake. I purchased a marble chiffon cake with strawberries and chocolate for the birthday cake. The cake had fresh strawberries on top and was a hit with the girls. The chiffon cake had a marble pattern of plain and cocoa batter, baked moist and topped with a creamy strawberry-flavored cream. It was delicious and everyone was happy with it. I also enjoyed it and would like to purchase it again in the future. Thank you for the meal.

Akihabara Station, on the Sobu Line platform, there is a Flo Prestige shop. It is a pastry shop owned by Skylark. It's convenient to be able to purchase right away while waiting for the train or getting off. It's impressive that they have a proper kitchen area. The Baked Cheese Tart Miniyon (200 yen + tax) has won the Gold Award at the Monde Selection. Despite its reputation, the size is quite decent for the price. The tart has a nice crispy texture. It may not be very fragrant, but it is well baked. Inside, there is a creamy baked cheesecake that is more rare than rare, a new trend in baked cheese. The tart has a good balance of acidity and sweetness, not overly sweet.

Under the influence of alcohol, I ended up buying some cakes at FLO on the down platform of Akihabara Station on the Sobu Line. I always get lured in by the display at FLO and end up buying something, but I don't really remember being satisfied. The next morning, back to my senses, I had them for breakfast. The tarts and cakes were just okay, but surprisingly, the custard pudding was really delicious. The "FLO's special baked custard pudding" (300 yen) had a slightly firm surface but a very smooth custard inside. It melted in my mouth. The sweetness of the custard was subtle, and when combined with the caramel, the deliciousness stood out. Next time I'm drunk, I'll make sure to buy pudding instead of tarts. (2016.11. Weekday 4th visit)

When returning from Akihabara on the Sobu Line, I purchased some cakes from a cake shop inside the station. After a quick search, I found out that the tart desserts were recommended, so I bought a fruit custard tart and another tart with pear and strawberry. Both tarts were fruit-based and looked appealing. I rushed back home while the cooling packs were still effective. The fruit custard tart had custard cream beneath the fruits, but the tart crust had become a bit soggy by the time I got back, affecting the texture. The pear and strawberry tart, on the other hand, still had a firm tart crust. The fruits seemed to be from a can, so maybe a cheese-based tart would have been a good alternative. Overall, the tarts were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I bought the Baked Cheesecake, which won the highest gold award at the Mond Selection, at the station. It cost 216 yen (tax included). After trying it, I found it to be an ordinary baked cheesecake, neither good nor bad. I wonder what criteria the Mond Selection uses to award prizes. Honestly, when it comes to baked cheesecake, I feel like there are tastier options available at convenience stores or specialty shops. It's not that it's not delicious, but it's a little disappointing. Thank you for the meal.

While waiting for the Sobu Line train, I spotted this place. There were quite a few shops and I didn't really need to buy anything, but I had some time before the next train so I decided to take a look at the showcase. They had a wide variety of cakes, but what caught my eye were the cheese tarts. They had two types - Cheese Tart and Baked Cheese Tart Miniyon. I couldn't decide which one to get, so I ended up buying both to compare the flavors. - Cheese Tart 216 yen A light and not too rich cheese tart that you can easily enjoy with a crispy texture. - Baked Cheese Tart Miniyon 216 yen Personally, I preferred this one! The cheese inside had a completely different taste. They used sour cream for this one, making the cheese soft and easy on the palate. The refreshing cheese aroma and sweetness were well balanced and it was really good (^-^) The convenience of being able to buy these affordable treats during the train wait time is valuable. I fell right into their marketing strategy this time (lol) but thanks to that, I was able to enjoy some delicious cheese sweets. Bon appétit! (^-^)

In Akihabara, there is a shop on the Sobu Line platform where I had never purchased anything before. However, I was drawn to a cake with lots of fruits, so I decided to buy it for the first time. The showcase had various options like sliced and whole shortcakes, as well as rusks, making it hard to choose. While looking inside, a staff member approached me and recommended their popular fruit tarts. I ended up buying two fruit tart varieties. When I opened them at home, I was delighted to see plenty of fruits on top. One had blueberries and strawberries, with a sweet and tangy taste complemented by cream between the tart layers. The other one had a fruit medley in jelly form, with custard cream between the tart layers for a rich sweetness. Enjoying them with coffee made me feel truly happy.