Store Name: Sweets Paradise Fukuoka Parco Store Location: Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City Price Range: 2000-3000 yen Payment Options: Cash, Card, Electronic Money Seating: Tables Purpose: Friends, Date Reservation: Phone Recommended: Impression: The all-you-can-eat grapes, Shine Muscat, and melon are amazing! Business Hours: 10:00-20:30, closed on Fukuoka Parco's closing days Courses: - Sweet Paradise Course: 3200 yen (3500 yen on weekends) - Special Course: 1690 yen - Full Paradise Course: 1490 yen Parking: Available Smoking: Non-smoking Private Room: None Additional Note: The women went straight for the sweet treats, while the men had curry, salad, and pasta before having cake. Some of them missed out on Häagen-Dazs, what a shame! #Shine Muscat all-you-can-eat #Melon all-you-can-eat #Grape all-you-can-eat #Tatchin's Gourmet Memory #Tatchin's Gourmet Fukuoka #Tatchin's Gourmet Sweets

I went to this place because my child begged me to. I think it's a shop geared towards young people, but adults can also enjoy it. We had made a reservation, so we were able to get in without waiting, but there were people lining up who hadn't made a reservation. There were plenty of cakes, which made us happy, but there were also potatoes, salad, pasta, and curry. This was much appreciated! Eating sweet things continuously can be tough, so having a variety of meal options was a lifesaver. The prices were reasonable and we were satisfied! The drink bar also had a wide variety, which was great. I would like to go back with my child if I have the chance.

A few years ago, I remember that the curry I liked was mediocre and I didn't feel like going back, but I went with friends. We arrived around 10:30 and the place was already full until 13:50. A popular restaurant. We ordered the ¥1490 course (which included strawberry fair? but we didn't order it so no strawberries, salad, or steamed vegetables). We started with the sweet Keema curry on a large plate, and I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was compared to before. Apparently, it has won some awards. The spicy curry wasn't too spicy, I even saw young children eating it. It's the type of spiciness that hits you after you've swallowed. The rice was still hot and tasty, as they regularly switched to freshly cooked rice. The pasta had 6 different sauces: Japanese-style mushroom, cream, peperoncino, mentaiko cream, seasonal limited sauce, and meat sauce. They were all delicious and flavorful. However, the pasta noodles were a bit thick and hard regardless of the cooking time. This might be intentional to make the meal more filling and satisfying, but I'm not sure. Also, the pasta that was almost gone from the serving plate had clumped noodles that weren't very appetizing. There was also cold noodles (pasta, macaroni?) available, but they were underwhelming after eating warm pasta. The soups included vegetable soup and bacon soup, with the vegetable soup being a bit bland (good for vegetable lovers) and the bacon soup being average. The ice cream was Häagen-Dazs all-you-can-eat, but they only had vanilla and green tea flavors. Other flavors were gelato. There was also popcorn, but the toppings were mostly sweet flavors, no classic butter soy sauce or consommé. Understandable since it's a "sweets" section. They had about 3 homemade juices, and I tried the apple juice which was quite sour with little sugar. Next to it, there was a vending machine with commercial juices, including the option to mix them. There was also tea available. Now, onto the cakes. They were not terrible but not outstanding either, just average for ¥1500 quality. My friend said the melon mousse or cake was delicious. The cheese soufflé and chocolate cake were too sweet for me to finish. The tiramisu didn't have a noticeable coffee flavor, and the pudding was mediocre. The pudding cake, pudding roll, and strawberry-topped shortcake were tasty. There were small grapefruit mousse, strawberry mousse, chocolate cake, milk crepe, but I heard the whipped cream was too sweet so I skipped them. Although I found some desserts underwhelming, my friends said they were "very delicious" (excluding the pudding and tiramisu), so it might be a matter of personal preference. With an 80-minute time limit, after having 2 servings of sweet and spicy curry, I was almost full with 1 hour left. I only had a little pasta and tried the sauces, and had a small piece of each sweet, so even though it's a sweets paradise, I didn't eat much dessert. Personally, I was satisfied with the delicious curry and pasta, but if you're coming just for the sweets, it might not be worth it. The taste is rated at 2.7 due to the underwhelming sweets at a place called "Sweets Paradise". It was quite busy, but I noticed a staff member carelessly throwing an alcohol disinfectant container on the table while I was getting my food.

Sweets Paradise is a buffet restaurant where you can enjoy sweets, ice cream, pasta, curry, and more. The Häagen-Dazs ice cream is all-you-can-eat and very delicious. They also offer curry, soup, a variety of drinks like vinegar, red tea, coffee, and vitamin drinks in a buffet style. They have collaboration products with anime and characters, so both kids and adults can have fun. There are many dessert options to choose from, but be mindful of the time limit. They also sell products in collaboration with anime, and you can download a free game app through a QR code. I even made an avatar, so I could enjoy it even after returning home. Next time, I want to try the strawberry flavor.

I went to a dessert buffet for the first time. I usually only have a bite of cake even when it's available. But this time, there were not only sweets but also curry and pasta. They were incredibly delicious. I didn't eat much of the sweets, but I was very satisfied.

I had always wanted to try this restaurant. The clientele seemed mostly female, with a lot of teenagers, so I was hesitant to go alone. But this time, I gathered the courage to invite one of my few close friends, and she agreed to come with me. We made a reservation and went in. It was Children's Day, so maybe that's why there were a lot of families there. As expected, we were one of the few groups of men, but it was still a fun experience. The dessert selection was like a dream come true for someone who loves sweets. There was a showcase about 5 meters long filled with cakes, puddings, and more. Surprisingly, they also served potato, salad, pasta, and curry rice. My friend said she preferred convenience store sweets, but for the price of 3-5 convenience store sweets, we could enjoy a full meal of sweets at this restaurant. I chose the Special Buffet for 1,690 yen this time, but I felt like I didn't need the potato or salad, and the Haagen-Dazs ice cream was hard to get due to the long line, so next time I think the Standard Buffet for 1,390 yen would be sufficient. I felt like I could go alone on a weekday if I ever crave sweets, so I might challenge myself to do that in the future.

Even though I know I can't eat that much, I still end up going to Swipara regularly. Lately, the customer base has expanded to include not just young girls but also groups of young boys and salarymen, making it easier for men to enter. In addition to cakes, they also offer pasta and curry. They have a variety of drinks like juice and tea. The curry is filled with lots of vegetables and tastes like homemade curry. The cakes have a very light whipped cream, making it easy to eat as many as you want. I love dessert buffets!

I had lunch at a cake buffet. It was during the weekday afternoon, so there were not only young girls but also elderly women, families, groups of men, and solo male customers, making it easy for me to fit in. There were so many types of cakes, and I ate a lot. The cream was plentiful but not too heavy, the sweetness was just right, and the sponge was fluffy and easy to eat. Since all the other customers were eating curry, I decided to try it too. The tomato curry had a nice acidity to it and was delicious.

It's a long weekend, and I have the day off. For some reason, I ended up in Tenjin at Parco. Specifically, I'm at "Sweets Paradise Fukuoka Parco store." I like sweets, but I didn't really plan on coming here. It was all because my daughters insisted on going to the "KIMETSU CAFÉ," a collaboration café with the popular manga "Demon Slayer." I won't mention the prices, but the buffet cost was 1,490 yen for 70 minutes. However, the collaboration menu items were extra. There were various sweets, curry, pasta, and even Häagen-Dazs ice cream available for all-you-can-eat. Yet, my daughters and even my wife only wanted to order the collaboration menu items to get the limited edition goods. The food was delicious, and my daughters went on a shopping spree for the limited edition goods on our way out. It's amazing how popular "Demon Slayer" is. My wife mentioned that she managed to get a reservation for this café through a late-night reservation app, as the entire collaboration period was fully booked. It made me realize that Sweets Paradise has this kind of business too. Next time, I just want to enjoy a regular sweets buffet without all the hype. Well, it was fun though.

Sweets Paradise raised their prices so I was hesitant to go, but I finally went with my sister after a long time! It was so good! The all-you-can-eat sweets were amazing! The dango and whipped cream were incredibly delicious!

I had always wanted to visit this restaurant, but I was a bit embarrassed because it was a place I really wanted to go to for a long time. Well, if I think about it calmly, it makes sense. After all, I'm a man in my 40s. The concept of the restaurant is aimed at teenage and young adult women, with lots of sweets that girls love. And now they even have a special event for girls called the 15 Fair. Strawberries are definitely for girls, right? But hey, even us guys want to eat something sweet, so with some embarrassment, I decided to bravely enter the restaurant. I have to admit, it was really embarrassing to look around once I sat at the table. But with courage, I headed straight to the cake corner. They had a wide variety of cakes, so I piled as many as I could on my plate to reduce the number of trips I had to make. They also had a pasta corner, where I had flat noodles pasta and regular pasta with meat sauce and mentaiko sauce piled on top. I ate a lot and felt rejuvenated. It was amazing. But it turns out I'm not at an age where I can eat a lot of sweet things, as my stomach quickly became full. I guess these kinds of places are meant for when you're younger. Thank you for the meal.

It was like a dream country♪ There were not only sweets but also pasta and curry, so I think both men and women can enjoy it. Personally, I liked that I could season the popcorn to my liking. I got carried away and the flavor became too strong though... However, I was a little disappointed that the pasta noodles seemed to have a firm core.

I visited this place again because I had visited their sister store Suipara before and found it to be more delicious than I expected! I visited during dinner time on a weekday, and there were many empty seats, so it seems okay to visit without a reservation. Perhaps because of that, the cakes were a bit dry and not as tasty as the ones at the other store. They have around 15 types of cakes here, all of which look very delicious and satisfying. They also offer salads, curry, and spaghetti, so you'll be fine even if you get tired of sweet things. With a drink bar included, the price of 1300 yen for 70 minutes is just right. Let's eat quickly and go home!

The spaghetti is delicious and very cheap!

I visited during lunchtime! I was happy to eat lots of sweets ♥

In addition to all-you-can-eat, they also celebrate your birthday! They even take a photo for you! But to be honest, the cake is a bit too much. All-you-can-eat cake sounds fun at first with 1 or 2 slices, but then it feels overwhelming. I might not go back again, haha.

The quality of the all-you-can-eat cakes was a bit disappointing. They used Amaou strawberries but they were not that great. The curry is soup curry, which would be good for those who like it. The fresh pasta was delicious. If you prefer quantity over quality, it's okay. Payment is made in advance at a ticket machine. It's better to go at off-peak times to avoid long wait times due to crowds. Personally, I won't be going back.

It's irresistible. They offer student discounts.