I had some errands in Ikebukuro early on Sunday morning, so I decided to stop by a little bit. There are several locations of Lievre in Tokyo, but I was intimidated by the long lines, so today was my first time participating. I found a wonderful breakfast menu that seems to be exclusive to the Ikebukuro location, so my friend and I shared it happily. - Hot Sandwich ¥950 (including a drink) The generous hot sandwich is filled with bacon and lettuce mixed with tangy mayonnaise. The runny egg in the sandwich is a nice touch. It comes with seasonal fruits like melon, lychee, and plum, which is a nice addition. - French Toast ¥1100 (including a drink) The colorful and eye-catching French toast caught my attention from the moment I saw the photo. It is topped with mango, strawberry, banana, kiwi, blueberry, and pineapple. The French toast is soaked in batter and baked in the oven, creating a lovely texture. The sweetness from the ice cream and fruits makes it unnecessary to use too much syrup. The coffee was from Sanpo Coffee. There were comments about being able to get a refill on drinks, but I am not sure about that. There was another breakfast menu, the fruit sandwich, which I would love to try next time. Overall, it was an overwhelmingly satisfying breakfast. Thank you for the meal.

It was evening, so the line happened to be just ending, and we were seated shortly after. We ordered French toast, fruit sandwich, and 2 coffees. The fruit sandwich came with salad and cut fruits, and the sandwich had a yogurt-like cream with a mild sweetness. The French toast, with vanilla ice cream, was sweet and delicious. The acidity of the fruits paired well and it was very tasty.

The lingering summer heat is still intense, but the fruit calendar seems to be moving towards early autumn. When I went to eat a peach parfait, it had ended and switched to an autumn fair. There were pears, chestnuts, Shine Muscat grapes, and more to choose from. After much deliberation, I chose the "Mango and Shine Muscat Grape Parfait." The layers were as follows: 1. Mango and overflowing Shine Muscat grapes, 2. Whipped cream and vanilla ice cream, 3. A generous amount of mango, 4. A generous amount of Shine Muscat grapes. It was a luxurious and extravagant parfait filled with the flavors of summer mango and Shine Muscat grapes. It was a weekday evening, and the place was bustling with ladies and families. The staff seemed very busy. The wait time was about 20 minutes. I was full and very satisfied! Our hobby is to visit the top 100 restaurants on Tabelog as a couple. We used to just browse, but recently we started writing reviews. This food review may not be perfect, but I hope it can be helpful to someone just like many others have helped us!

I entered the restaurant around 1 o'clock. I was seated right away without waiting. I ordered lunch pasta and lasagna, followed by a peach parfait. The total cost for two people was around 5300 yen. The lunch set was a great deal as it included coffee, salad, and fruits. You can also get a refill of hot coffee. The peaches in the parfait were fresh and crunchy. There were also various cakes and plenty of fruits available. It was a satisfying lunch experience.

Seasonal Pancakes, All-You-Can-Eat Doria, Omelette Hayashi, Peach Parfait - Visited on Sunday at 11:30. Had to wait for about 15 minutes as there were 2 groups ahead of us. Most of the seats are for 2 people, so there might be a wait for a group of 3. - I often go to the Tobu Ikebukuro store, but this was my first time here. The menu is quite different. They didn't have pizza for lunch, but it seems like they offer it. - If you write a review on Google, you can get a daily juice for free. It's 380 yen and quite big. It seems like you can also get it by writing a review on Tabelog. - When we entered, it was full, but it started to empty out later. There were not many people using it for lunch, but more before and after that time.

Located in Tokyo, this shop specializes in fruit-based parfaits and cakes. They have multiple locations in Tokyo, such as Meguro, Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Ikebukuro. One of their popular items is the Peach Parfait for ¥2400, as well as the Peach Shine Muscat Parfait for ¥2500. Fruit lovers highly recommend this shop for its incredibly fresh and sweet fruits sourced early in the morning. The parfaits and cakes are loaded with a variety of fruits, making it a paradise for fruit enthusiasts. The reviewer particularly enjoyed the Peach Parfait this year, describing it as incredibly juicy, sweet, and melting in the mouth. They also praised the Peach and Shine Muscat Parfait for its refreshing sweetness and delightful combination of flavors. Overall, they highly recommend the Peach Parfait and plan to visit again next year. Fruit Parlor Liebel has multiple locations in Tokyo, including Ikebukuro, Tokyo Station, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Yokohama, Tachikawa, and Kichijoji.

Momomango tart mix Zucotto - there was a line, but takeout was available without waiting. Bought the tart as a birthday cake. Thought it might not be enough for 4 people, so also bought Zucotto. In the end, the tart alone was enough. Well, I also had the Zucotto. The fruits were delicious as expected. Both the mango and peach were tasty~

I arrived just before 11 AM on Sunday for a morning visit. There was no wait time, but the place got full after I entered. I ordered the fruit sandwich I wanted right away, but it took 40 minutes to be served, so I recommend going when you have plenty of time!

Near TOHO Cinemas in Ikebukuro, there is a place called Rivel. In the morning, there are few people around, and their morning set with seasonal juice is a great deal at only 1,150 yen (I'm a repeat customer). Both the fruit sandwich and juice use plenty of fresh fruits, making me feel satisfied and refreshed from the inside out!

Taste: 3.5 Cleanliness: 3.5 Customer service: 3.3 Cost performance: 3.0 Preference: 3.5 The fruit sandwich looks visually appealing. It contains a variety of fruits such as mango, strawberry, pineapple, and kiwi, which made it enjoyable. The melon and lychee served separately were also good. As the name suggests, the fruits at this orchard are delicious. Coffee or tea is included. The shop has a 95% female customer rate.

After having lunch at Ikebukuro East Exit, I wanted to have some delicious cake. The cakes here are loaded with plenty of fruits, making them very satisfying to eat. The seasonal fruit parfaits and fruit sandwiches are also full of fruits and very tasty.

The food is delicious but the cost performance is not great. Also, the air conditioning is too cold. It's understandable because they serve fruits, but it takes too long for the food to come out, which is tiring. The parfait is good, but they close too late considering the number of customers. If they make just one improvement, I would definitely consider revisiting.

There are several fruit specialty cafes in Tokyo. I wanted to try their famous fruit parfait, so I used the excuse of a meeting to go there. I don't have the courage to go in alone, but if it's for a meeting, I can manage. However, the seating was a bit cramped, not ideal for having a leisurely conversation. Nevertheless, the parfait was amazing. It was filled with so many fruits that it seemed like they would overflow, and there were plenty of fruits inside the glass as well. It definitely had a satisfying taste. I got so excited to eat that I forgot to take a picture. Each season has different fruits on top, so the real thing is the most impressive.

A cake where you can enjoy plenty of fresh mango and rare cheese at the same time! The volume of fruit is just like in the photo, and you can enjoy the delicious taste until the end. Among all the cakes I've ever eaten, this mango rare cheese cake here was the most expensive but also the most delicious. I felt that there is a reason for the high price. It might be nice to treat yourself with a delicious present once in a while for all the hard work you do every day.

When looking for sweet and delicious fruits, the prices tend to be high. But once you taste them, you'll understand why. It's frustrating but delicious! The portion is also generous, so sharing with a few people will make you feel satisfied.

Fruit Orchard Liebel Hareza Ikebukuro Store @ Ikebukuro Ice coffee is 550 yen. We, Tokyo Hormones, are a group of foodies who wait 30 minutes and pay 7,000 yen at a cafe. Fruit Orchard Liebel Hareza Ikebukuro Store @ Ikebukuro Ice coffee is 550 yen. The story of us, a group of foodies. We practice to strike out Otani in the future or steal one billion yen. After practicing eating parfait, we wait 30 minutes to eat the real thing. Hey, you really like chocolate bananas, huh? Why not order something like peaches or seasonal fruits like big brother does instead of spending 3,000 yen? Wait a minute, didn't we have this pattern before? Today, parents are satisfied with a 550 yen ice coffee. Of course, mother is also happy with 2,500 yen? I don't understand at all, but I'm glad they're happy. I'm on Twitter https://twitter.com/tokyo_horumon. I want to buy a lot of 300 yen discounted mangoes in Miyakojima. -------------------------------------------- Store Name: Fruit Orchard Liebel Hareza Ikebukuro Store Location: Ikebukuro --------------------------------------------

I sometimes visit the Fruit Orchard Ikebukuro store and often search for nearby shops when I come to TOHO in Ikebukuro on weekends. This place used to have long lines, but luckily there were only three groups waiting this time, so we were able to get in. I ordered the Peach Parfait, which is a popular summer fruit. It cost 3,000 yen but was fresh and delicious. The Mango Cake Set was 1,750 yen.

I went to the peach parfait place because they had started serving it. They always have fresh fruits and it's very delicious. It was nice that there was no line, probably because it was a weekday. You really need a strong determination to eat this because there are so many tempting options on the menu.

It was 9:30 in the morning in Ikebukuro. I was thinking of having breakfast somewhere, and Fruit Parlor came to mind, so I decided to go there. I saw a few groups of people waiting outside, and I thought to myself, "Are they lining up all the way outside?" It turns out the store doesn't open until 10:00. They were waiting for the opening. As soon as it hit 10:00, we were seated and I immediately ordered the fruit sandwich without even looking at the menu. The drink that came with it was hot black tea. After a while, the tea and the fruit sandwich arrived. Hmm, something about the way the cream was spread on the fruit sandwich or the way the bread was cut seemed a bit sloppy. Also, the lettuce in the salad looked discolored, giving off a leftover from yesterday vibe... However, the fruits were sweet and fresh, and the sweetness of the whipped cream was just right. I just wish the sandwich bread was a bit thicker... When I entered, I went to the restroom to wash my hands, and I found several long hairs in the sink. Even though I was the first customer of the day, it seems like they didn't clean in the morning. The fruits were delicious, the atmosphere was bright and not bad, so I just wish they would put in a little more effort.

Before the matinee performance of the Takarazuka Flower Troupe's "The Battlefield of Two," I went for breakfast (between 10-11 am). It was a nostalgic feeling as the top pair from the Cosmos Troupe, which I saw two years ago during their debut performance, is currently having their retirement performance at the Tokyo Takarazuka Theater. The breakfast menu had three options, all of which were appealing. The lemon water was also delicious. I ordered the following: - French Toast with Daily Juice Set for 1300 yen The French toast consisted of two slices of baguette topped with plenty of fruits (strawberries, mangoes, kiwis, pineapples, bananas). Some slices were not very sweet, but it was still delicious even without the maple syrup provided on the side. The daily juice, made from bananas, strawberries, and mangoes, had a natural sweetness and was thick and tasty. The French toast alone costs 1100 yen and comes with coffee or tea, but for an additional 200 yen, you can upgrade to a fresh juice, which is a nice option. The male staff in the kitchen greeted customers loudly with "Welcome!" The female servers only asked "How many in your party?" without saying "Welcome," perhaps for a specific reason. After using the restroom, I headed to the theater. Although I was seated at the back of the first-floor aisle, the stage was surprisingly close, and I believe I made eye contact with the top star twice for a long time.

I went to "Kajitsu-en Liebel," a fruit cafe located inside Hareza in front of TOHO Cinemas in Ikebukuro. I ordered the seasonal fruit crepe (2300 yen), which is a popular menu item. When I visited, the crepe was filled with strawberries, melon, watermelon, cherries, citrus fruits, ice cream, pancakes, and crepes. The volume was generous and the melon ice cream I chose was delicious with a nostalgic sweetness. This cafe is recommended for those who want to eat plenty of fresh fruits.