This is a famous Taiwanese pineapple cake shop in Minami Aoyama. Pineapple cakes and tea are served for free on the second floor. The concept is to provide guests with a taste of Taiwanese hospitality. On the second floor, pineapple cakes and Taiwanese black tea were served. However, guests are limited to a 30-minute stay. The architecture is designed by Kengo Kuma, and it is truly eye-catching. The pineapple cakes are delicious, with a generous amount of pineapple filling and an elegant finish. They are very tasty! I ended up buying a box of 3 pineapple cakes and 3 apple cakes for 1,800 yen. When you consider that the tea is included in the price of the sweets, it's quite a good deal. The deliciousness is irresistible!

The South Aoyama store offers a cake set for 2,100 yen each, with a bonus banana waffle cookie included in the purchase. The store, located in South Aoyama and Ginza Six, has a unique atmosphere with architecture designed by Kengo Kuma. Customers can enjoy a complimentary item (choose from 3 options) and tea on the second floor, making it a relaxing experience.

I usually use online shopping, but I finally went to visit this store designed by Kengo Kuma. It is the Japanese branch of a famous Taiwanese pineapple cake shop. The sweet and sour pineapple jam inside the crispy cookie dough is delicious. I often use it as a gift for summer gifts or birthdays. Lately, I have also been hooked on the apple cake, which is easy to eat because it doesn't contain cinnamon, and it is well received by elderly people, so it is very useful. If you buy a pack of 5 cakes at this store, they will treat you to a cake of your choice and Taiwanese tea at the table on the second floor. The building, built using the technique called "jigoku-zumi," has a very atmospheric feel. The Hong Yu red tea was delicious, so I thought I would like to use it as a gift. I have been using Amazon a lot lately, as they also handle these cakes. They have a luxury feel, so they are greatly appreciated as a small gift.

I happened to pass by a pop-up store in the bakery street at Yokohama Sogo underground, and I was intrigued. They had Taiwanese pineapple cakes that looked delicious, but they also had an apple version made with apples from Aomori prefecture, which was rare, so I decided to buy it. I also got a banana waffle cake. The apple cake had the same outer texture as a pineapple cake. The apple filling had a good balance of sweetness and acidity, making it easy to eat without being too rich. The banana waffle cake was shaped like a monkey and a banana, which was playful. The cake had a slightly moist texture with a rich banana-flavored cream filling. It was delicious for a tea break at home.

I was walking along Omotesando and noticed a really impressive building that looked like a sword mountain, only to find out it was the store of the well-established Taiwanese pineapple cake brand, SunnyHills. They really put in effort! A friend wanted to buy some as a souvenir for their hometown visit, so I went along and found out that customers who make a purchase can enjoy complimentary tea at the cafe on the second floor. Isn't that amazing!? You can choose one item from pineapple cake, apple cake, or banana waffle, and it comes paired with tea. I love SunnyHills' pineapple cake the most! This was my first time trying the apple cake, and it was delicious. (I think I've had something like this before, was it called Real Apple...?) SunnyHills' pineapple cakes are quite pricey at 1850 yen for a set of 5, so getting to enjoy two for free is such a great deal. There's also a store in GINZA SIX, but if you're planning to make a purchase, I highly recommend going to the Aoyama store for the tea service! It was a delightful cafe time with the architecture by Kengo Kuma to admire.

If you have ever walked down the back streets of Minami Aoyama, you must know this building. SunnyHills is a famous pineapple cake shop from Taiwan. I remembered how delicious it was when I bought it in Taiwan, so I visited again today. It is one of the representative buildings designed by the famous architect Kengo Kuma. When you buy something at the store, they treat you to Taiwanese tea and cake at the cafe on the second floor as a Taiwanese hospitality. Since I already know the taste of pineapple cake, I tried the banana waffle cookie. It was cut out like a puzzle, and a monkey appeared! It was not only fun but also incredibly delicious. It tastes even better with tea. I thought it would make a great souvenir for children. When I got home, I enjoyed the nostalgic pineapple cake. It was dense and heavy, filled with lots of dried pineapple inside. It was very delicious! After eating it, I felt like going back to Taiwan again. Thank you for the delicious meal. I want to go buy more again soon.

I visited this shop with its headquarters in Taiwan, hoping to see Kengo Kuma's architecture, but unfortunately the exterior was under construction. Upon entering the store, there is a nice wood scent. When you purchase sweets on the first floor, you can enjoy Taiwanese tea and sweets for free on the second floor. This is based on the hospitality spirit of Taiwan. The third floor has information on the construction process and restrooms, but the restroom is a must-see! I would like to visit again after the construction is completed next time.

I received a gift of something that I thought was expensive and didn't buy, but was curious about. However, I received an expired one, so I guess I'll have to wait for another opportunity to give it a proper evaluation. Still, even considering various factors, it felt a bit dry and not something I would buy for myself.

I found a souvenir at this shop and when I purchased items on the first floor, I was able to enjoy a complimentary tea service on the second floor. The atmosphere on the second floor was quiet and relaxing. The building was designed by Kengo Kuma, but unfortunately, I couldn't see the exterior as it was under construction.

I felt that they value connections with people. When I tried to buy a souvenir, they offered me a cup of tea. Those who made a purchase seem to receive Taiwanese tea and snacks as a service. Thanks to that, I could confirm that it was delicious and relax. The building is very unique, so I recommend it to those who like architecture. Thank you for the meal.

On a regular day around 3:00 PM, I casually stopped by alone. They were selling a limited edition set at the Minami Aoyama store, featuring a box inspired by a wooden building designed by Kengo Kuma, containing pineapple cake and apple cake, along with a cloth bag with Kengo Kuma's sketch. It's perfect for bringing as a gift to a friend's house. I planned to have tea before leaving, but they were only selling souvenirs due to maintenance work. I ended up buying two boxes, one for my friend and one for myself.

This is a review of a purchase made at SunnyHills in Taiwan, but I bought it from a store in Japan. The cake has 205 calories and is moist and slightly firm. The pineapple jam inside provides a satisfying texture. Although the taste of pineapple is not very strong, the cake is quite sweet, making it suitable for those who enjoy sweet treats. When lightly heated in the microwave, the pineapple inside becomes slightly gooey, which I preferred. It seems that Taiwanese pineapple cakes and those sold in Japan have slightly different flavors.

Originating from Taiwan, Sunny Hills' Banana Waffle Cookies are a delightful treat. The banana-flavored cream is rich and refreshing, while the waffle is crispy. The refreshing aftertaste makes it easy to eat multiple pieces. They come in a pack of 8 for 2500 yen. There are also packs of 2 available, so be sure to try them out.

I purchased a box of 15 pineapple cakes as a greeting gift for a new place. The taste and size are great, and I like that they are individually wrapped. However, they are a bit pricey so not ideal for giveaways. You can get a 100 yen discount if you bring your own bag, so be sure to bring one.

I used to love the pineapple cakes from Lee's Bakery in Taiwan, but after trying SunnyHills' pineapple cake, I became a big fan. Just like in Taiwan, Aoyama also offers pineapple cakes with tea when you make a purchase, which is a delightful service. This time, I bought the seasonal strawberry apple cake, and it had a refreshing twist with the acidity of lemon and strawberry, offering a new and delicious flavor different from pineapple cakes.

Architect Kengo Kuma's eccentric design for this pineapple cake shop in Taiwan. I shamelessly visit regularly to enjoy their hospitality. Upon entering and answering "yes" to being asked if I would like to be welcomed, I am escorted to the second floor. Once seated, pineapple cake and premium oolong tea are automatically served. All for free. With various acquaintances' offices scattered around Minami Aoyama, I visit different places before ending up here for a break. The beautifully designed interior, delicious large pineapple cakes, and fragrant oolong tea. And it's all free. It's too good to be true. Sometimes I even make a purchase before leaving.

I went to buy a pineapple cake as a gift. Even though I wanted to try it myself, since it was a gift, I decided to purchase it. When I smiled, the seller offered to let me have teatime on the second floor...! It was a very hospitable shop with a lovely atmosphere and attentive service. The pineapple cake and tea were both very delicious!!!

I went to buy pineapple cakes as souvenirs and they offered free tea and snacks to customers. The atmosphere was great for taking a relaxing break. They sell pineapple cakes in packs of 5 or more. When I visited the tea area on the 2nd floor on a weekday afternoon, there were no other customers. The staff on the 1st floor were polite but seemed a bit robotic in their service. However, the staff who served me on the 2nd floor were extremely friendly. They introduced me to the culture of hospitality in Taiwan with tea and engaged in small talk. I chose an apple cake instead of a pineapple cake or banana cookie. The apple cake had a sugar coating on top, different from the pineapple cake. It had a gentle taste with a balanced mix of sweetness and acidity. The tea was comforting and delicious, described as "Taiwanese black tea." The building was beautifully designed by a famous architect (details unknown), and the overall experience was relaxing with the sound of children's laughter in English. I unexpectedly had a leisurely time buying souvenirs, and I would definitely come back here for more souvenirs in the future. They know how to make customers want to return!

I have tried Taiwanese pineapple cakes before, but this time I tried an apple cake. It has a different charm compared to pineapple cakes, with a gentle and easy-to-eat apple pie. It has a crispy yet light texture, with a moist apple compote and dough inside. This dessert is packed with deliciousness and offers a high level of satisfaction.

From the intersection of Omotesando, head in the opposite direction of Harajuku and take the second left. After walking for a while, you will see a building with distinctive lattice-like wooden materials on your left. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the first floor has a small display space and a checkout counter. When you make a purchase, you will be guided to the second floor where you will be treated with tea and snacks, but of course purchasing is optional. This style is also found in their main store in Taipei. I bought a pineapple cake. The second floor has subdued lighting and a calming atmosphere surrounded by wood. You can choose from pineapple cake, apple cake, and banana waffle cookies. The pineapple cake has a dense filling with a high viscosity, giving the impression of high pineapple density. The dough also has a hint of cheese flavor, making it much denser and more satisfying than the souvenirs you would buy in Taiwan. I would like to come back for tea.

This is a shop in Taiwan that sells pineapple cakes. When you buy souvenirs, you can enjoy free tea on the upper floor. The interior of the shop has a stylish atmosphere and is Instagram-worthy. I bought pineapple cakes as souvenirs, and they were delicious with a different flavor.