Sweet like candy apple! The air around the store is filled with a sweet aroma, drawing you in involuntarily. There is a line of people, piquing your curiosity to make a purchase. You can choose between eating in or taking out, and the small, cut pieces in your favorite flavor were excellent. Unlike the typical festival candy apples with their hard, bright colors, this candy apple had a thin, crispy coating like real apple skin and a perfect balance of cinnamon. It was delicious. I will definitely come back for more! Plus, it's healthy, so you can enjoy it guilt-free.

Today, I was wandering around PARCO in Ikebukuro East Exit, and I stumbled upon a candy apple shop on the second basement floor~(o^－^o) It seems like they have quite a few branches. I was actually planning to buy a Samantha Thavasa bag, but ended up getting a candy apple! Just kidding~(ｗｗｗ) It was a no-brainer to choose the candy apple here. Besides the plain flavor, they also had chocolate and cinnamon options! (； Д)ﾟ ﾟ What I found thoughtful was that they cut the apples for easy consumption~ It may come with a container cost, but it's very convenient to eat (o^－^o) However, since cutting the apple causes oxidation, you need to eat it quickly. But once you taste it, it brings back nostalgic memories~(o^－^o) It reminded me of the candy apples stuck in styrofoam at festivals in the past.

I had the limited edition Bold Chocolat in the store and took the Cinnamon to go. The Bold Chocolat had a rich cocoa flavor and was really delicious. The apple was juicy and tasty. The apple candy is truly one-of-a-kind. I love it.

The shop inside Ikebukuro Parco. When I think of candy apples, I usually associate them with festivals, but the candy apples at this shop are incredibly delicious. The apples are very fresh and juicy, and the coating of candy is a perfect balance of sweetness and crispy texture. The price is a bit high, but I think it's worth it. Thank you for the meal.

I came here because once a month I get a craving for it. The apple candy here is amazing. I usually eat it on the same day, but it's also delicious when cut and eaten the next day. Unlike other shops where the candy falls off when cut the next day, the apple candy here is nicely coated and can be enjoyed without any disappointment. My favorite is "Cinnamon". It's really delicious. I've tried all the flavors, but personally, "Cinnamon" is the best. Sweet and tasty apple, crunchy candy, and the flavor of cinnamon. The best.

Located on B2F of the main building of Ikebukuro PARCO, there is a hidden gem of an apple candy specialty store that may be hard to find. Next to the store, there is a small eating area where you can enjoy their stylish and recommended treats. I ordered their most popular item, the "Plain" apple candy (648 yen), made with "Santagold" apples this time. The balance of sweetness and tartness from the apple was perfect, and it paired well with the candy sweetness. The apple candy was served chilled and cut into pieces in a cup, making it easy to eat right away. Despite the difficult location, this is a highly recommended store.

Located in Tokyo, Japan's first specialty store for exquisite apple candy, Pomme d'Amour Tokyo, is a must-visit. With a variety of flavors such as Plain and GENPON (red grape, cassis, cinnamon), this store in Ikebukuro Parco offers a unique and delicious apple candy experience. The specially crafted candy has a crispy texture and a subtle sweetness, allowing the juicy apple flavor to shine through. While cutting the candy can be a bit challenging, having it cut at the store for immediate consumption is recommended. With the main store in Shinjuku, the convenience of the Ikebukuro Parco location makes it easy to grab a treat on the go. Don't miss out on the GENPON flavor exclusive to Ikebukuro, with a hint of cinnamon for a sophisticated taste.

I had never really eaten candy apples before, and I didn't have a great impression of apples in general, but I decided to try it out since it was a popular topic. The shop had a small eat-in area next to it, but it seemed like they mainly focused on takeout. It was my first time, so I bought the plain one. The apple was on the smaller side with a nice shiny candy coating, making it look very appealing. It cost 648 yen, which seemed a bit pricey when you think about it - just an apple with candy on it. But I guess it's within a reasonable range. When I got home, there were instructions on how to eat it, suggesting to cut it with a knife. So I followed the instructions and tried it out. The apple was delicious. Even though it's not apple season, the apple was juicy and tasty. It had a nice crunch, a fresh apple. The candy coating was not too sweet, just right, and tasted good. However, with simple things like this, the taste of the ingredients is everything. I couldn't help but think that the apple itself was already delicious without turning it into candy. Maybe my expectations were too high. Also, when I cut it with a knife, the blade chipped (the edge became dull). I ruined one knife (I will have to get it repaired). It was definitely my own fault, but it ended up being costly. If I buy it again, I might ask them to cut it for me. I'm curious about the cinnamon flavor, so I might try it as a treat next time.

Pomdamour, a specialty apple candy store, is a place I have visited a few times. When I first visited, it was a shop that sold both water pipes and apple candy, and the interior was quite unusual. However, over time, the water pipes disappeared and it became a store specializing only in apple candy. The store was always crowded with customers waiting inside. Pomdamour recently opened a branch in Ikebukuro Parco. Unlike the main store, this branch is open from early in the morning and has no regular holidays, making it very convenient being directly connected to the train station. However, please note that this branch is only for takeout. The store is new and stylish with a beautiful interior. The apple candy here tastes different from the ones you find at street stalls, as the apples used are delicious. The flavors like shiso plum and GENNPON are unique and interesting. Overall, the apple candy here is rich and complex, making it a great gift for someone. They also offer original vinyl bags for the candy, but paper bags are available for purchase and are recommended. Enjoy!

The candy apple was delicious, and the apple itself was very juicy and tasty! I tried the limited edition cassis flavor at the store. The seating area is small, so it might be difficult to find a seat on weekends.

The apple was fresh and delicious~ I had it cut with cinnamon and ate it.