This is my second time here. I was craving peaches, and happened to stumble upon a sign while walking, so I immediately entered! The peach parfait was twice the price of peaches sold in department stores or supermarkets, but it was very sweet and delicious because it was perfectly ripe. The drinks were relatively reasonably priced.

I enjoyed the night in Hakata and ended with a parfait. Since it was night, there were few customers and I ended up choosing the classic fruit parfait after debating between pancakes and parfait. It was made up of 90% fruits and even though I was full, I finished it all in one go. It used seasonal fruits abundantly and I was very satisfied. Every fruit was delicious and perfectly ripe.

I had a fruit platter. I couldn't decide between a seasonal parfait or a local parfait, but I went with the assorted fruit platter. It was a great deal for around 1700 yen, considering the variety of fruits. The taste was delicious, and now I'm curious to try their parfaits as well.

Today, after dinner, I had some room in my stomach so I decided to have a parfait for the first time in a while and visited this place that I found through a search. It is located on the 9th floor of Hakata Station, and since it's Sunday, the restaurant area was quite lively. This shop had a decent variety of parfaits, so I had a bit of trouble deciding before entering. I was torn between muscat and peach, but ended up ordering the peach parfait. I also ordered muscat iced tea because I saw it on the handwritten menu inside. It was served in about 7-8 minutes. Today's peach was said to be Kawajima white peach from Aomori prefecture. The parfait I had after a long time was exceptional. The muscat tea was refreshing and very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I escaped the intense heat outside by entering Amu Plaza at Hakata Station. I wanted to cool down somewhere, so I visited this place on the 9th floor. I tried the seasonal peach parfait. The peach was from "Natsukko" in Nagano. The sweetness of the peach stood out against the acidity of the cassis ice cream, and it was really delicious. Truly a fruit shop.

I went with a friend and we ordered a set of pancakes and a mini parfait. We had to wait for about 25 minutes before we could enter because it was quite crowded. We could choose between peach and pear for the mini parfait, and we chose peach. It was really delicious! The pancakes were crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, just like pancakes should be. We also had iced peach tea as part of the set. It's a seasonal item, so be sure to check it out when you visit. It's not a cafe where you can relax leisurely as there are many people waiting. The peak hours are around 12 pm to 2 pm.

After eating, I had a delicious visit to a pancake and mango mini parfait dessert. You can apparently get seconds on the pancakes! I wanted to get seconds on the parfait. Ate too much, but it was a good deal. #Fukuoka #FukuokaGourmet #FukuokaLunch #Hakata #HakataKuuten #HakataStation #HakataGourmet #HakataCafe #FoodDiary #FruitParfait #Parfait #Pancake #Cafe #Lunch #FukuokaLunch #FukuokaRestaurant #Japan #Fukuoka #Hakata #HakataStation #Cafe #Dessert

I love fruits, so when I visited Fukuoka, I decided to come to this place for the first time. There was a line in front of the shop, and everyone was sitting on chairs waiting. The staff quickly brought the menu and confirmed the number of people in line. There were about 10 people waiting, but we were seated in the shop in about 10 minutes. We ordered the "Peach Pancake" and "Fruit Parfait" and shared them with my friend. The fruit parfait had lots of fruits in the cup and was delicious. The peach pancake had a generous amount of peaches on top. The pancake consisted of three thin, slightly chewy layers. Eating it with the "Mascarpone cheese with olive oil and salt" that came with it was also delicious. There was peach jelly on top of the peaches, which was refreshing. The peaches were sweet and delicious. Overall, I was very satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

On Sunday, I arrived before 12 o'clock. There were about three groups ahead of me, but I only had to wait for about 10 minutes before getting in smoothly. Since muscat was sold out, I had a hard time choosing between peach, watermelon, and melon, but I ended up choosing the melon parfait. Parfaits are gone so quickly, haha. My friend's peach parfait was delicious too, so I am satisfied!

Limited-time special Momo parfait at Ootou Ryou is the best dessert I have ever had. The Momo fruit was incredibly sweet and juicy, almost too good to eat (T-T). The yogurt inside complemented the Momo perfectly and was delicious!! While it is a bit pricier compared to other parfaits, it is definitely worth trying!! I waited in line from around 4:30 pm on Sunday and was seated after about 30 minutes. The wait time was surprisingly short considering the number of people in line! Thank you for the wonderful meal ♡♡♡

It was a shop with a great view on the 9th floor of JR Hakata City. There were many menus full of fruits, so I had to try it. I really wanted to eat mango, so I visited for the first time. There were two types of parfaits, and I chose the mango parfait in the 1000 yen range. It was made with foreign mangoes, but it was sweet and juicy, with ice cream, whipped cream, and cookies that didn't get boring. The topping for a break in the middle was also delicious. By the way, the Miyazaki mango parfait was 3000 yen. I was very satisfied with the foreign mango parfait. The blueberry parfait also looked delicious. I would definitely come back when I visit Hakata again. Thank you for the meal.

After sushi, I felt like I was in love five seconds before a solo press conference by Campbell Jun! So, I visited "Campbell Early" for some dessert. Wait, it's not a candle. I couldn't resist ordering the following: Sun Egg Mango Parfait for 3000 yen. Made with high-quality mangoes called Sun Eggs from Miyazaki! I found online that one costs around 5000 to 7000 yen. The rich texture, sweetness, and slight acidity make it a luxurious mango in itself. It's delicious! Considering the price, I thought maybe just two for 1500 yen each would be enough. Thank you for the meal!

After having lunch at Hakata Station, if you feel like having something a little sweet, this is the place to go. They offer a variety of parfaits, from seasonal fruit parfaits to classic ones. The interior of the shop is very stylish, and it's nice to see the greenery planted inside the station from the window. It's a perfect place for a girls' gathering where you can relax and chat. The large parfaits can be quite filling, so the banana chocolate parfait is just the right size. All the fruits are fresh and highly recommended. Enjoy the soothing parfait at Kuuten, "Campbell Early."

I had a melon parfait. It was delicious with the refreshing taste of melon and the mildly sweet cream. I'm not a fan of having flakes in it, but here they mixed well with the cream and added a nice touch of texture.

I visited around 6:30 pm on a regular day! There was no line! Today, they were out of pancakes so I ordered the Amaou Strawberry Millefeuille Parfait with a side of red tea! It was filled with plenty of strawberries, sweet and sour, delicious! Under the vanilla ice cream, there was custard and millefeuille biscuit crumbs, which was a nice touch! The price was not as high as I expected and I finished it in no time! Thank you for the meal!

I love Campbell Early! It's always a popular spot, so of course I lined up. But it's worth it! My favorite parfait! The fruits are really fresh, and the ice cream is delicious. It always makes me excited! I always find myself staring at it for a few seconds before digging in! Haha.

Sweet treats are a must-have, so I made my way to Hakata. The fruit specialty store's pancakes are popular, but unfortunately, they are currently not available. So, I decided to go for a parfait instead! I was tempted by the mango, but I chose the Amaou strawberry mille-feuille parfait. I remember trying various parfaits when the Amaou strawberries first came out this year. This might be the last one. The parfait was filled with bright red strawberries! It had whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, strawberry ice cream, custard cream, pie crust, strawberry sauce, and every bite was delicious until the very end!

I chose the Mango parfait and Melon parfait for dessert. The Mango parfait was a bit expensive because it was made with premium ingredients. It cost around 2980 yen. The Melon parfait was cheaper. Both were delicious. The Mango parfait had a sour taste, while the Melon parfait was sweet. If I had to choose just one, I might prefer the Melon parfait.

I found a sweet shop run by a fruit shop when I was looking for a place to eat cold dessert at Hakata Station. It was easy to access as it was located inside the station building. At around 3:30 pm on a weekday, 90% of the seats were taken. Most people were ordering parfaits. The shop had a wide variety of fruits like mangoes, melons, and amaou strawberries. Although I was initially leaning towards mango, seeing the amaou parfait at the next table made me change my mind. When I tried it, the sweetness exceeded my expectations. It was incredibly sweet and juicy, although not overly juicy. It was very delicious. The use of amaou strawberries was evident, and it was very satisfying. Perhaps the reason why this was priced under 2000 yen was because it is run by a fruit shop. I would like to revisit to try different fruits next time.

It's a shop where you can enjoy parfaits and pancakes filled with plenty of fruits. This time, I tried the Amaou Princess Parfait, which is a parfait with plenty of Amaou strawberries! The Amaou strawberries were indeed sweet and delicious, and even though the parfait was large, it had a lot of fruits and was surprisingly light, so I finished it in no time.