Hyperlocal Tokyo

Soft serve ice cream with macarons. The soft serve is delicious, the macarons are delicious, and they're cute. The staff are also friendly. There are two small benches and chairs, so I was able to eat in.

I happened to stop by while running errands nearby. I bought four flavors that caught my eye, and every macaron was fragrant and delicious. I'm eager to try the other flavors too. The macarons are small and cute, making them perfect for gifts. The little dog in the shop was adorable as well.

A macaron shop that only offers takeout. It's a shop-style setup. While it's a macaron shop, they also sell soft serve ice cream, scones, and chiffon cake. The shop is takeout only, but there's a bench and seating area across the street. Coffee Jelly Parfait - 600 yen (tax included) The slightly bitter coffee jelly is topped with a generous amount of smooth soft serve ice cream🍦. It also comes with a small coffee macaron, which was delicious 😊

The macarons are small but incredibly delicious, leaving me feeling very satisfied! They're also adorable, making them perfect for a small gift. The soft serve tasted like fresh-squeezed milk from Hokkaido, it was so good! I was curious about the colorful bits around it, and it turned out to be macaron crumbs. I thought, 'Ah, so they use broken macarons like this!' It felt like a bonus. The shop is a bit cramped, so it's a little inconvenient to eat in. It would be great if they had a terrace or something where dogs were allowed. Maybe that's a bit too much to ask? It was so delicious, I'll definitely go back!

The macarons have distinct flavors. They're bite-sized and cost ¥248 each, so the price-performance ratio isn't great. But they're cute and delicious, and they're the same macarons that Naoki Hanzawa ate, which adds to their appeal. They'd make a good gift. The customer service was disappointing, so I'm giving it three stars. The business hours are irregular, so be careful.