You can buy exciting and fun-looking donuts at this shop. They also have a seating area inside where you can enjoy your treats. They sell seasonal items and drinks as well. Their original products are also very cute. I bought custard and chocolate donuts to go, and ate them at room temperature on the same day. The donuts had a perfect fluffy texture and were delicious.

There were many cookie-like baked goods besides donuts, and I was undecided. I ended up getting the donuts to go, worried they might get squished. So here is the lineup: Chocolate chip scone for 340 yen - a slightly moist, regular scone. Plain donut for 320 yen - a very ordinary donut. Both were just average! They seemed like something you could buy anywhere. I wonder what made them special... the ingredients? The interior? The merchandise? The non-plain options were priced at over 400 yen. Not worth it.

The plain donut I had was freshly fried and filled with plenty of custard cream, making it very voluminous. It was a bit cold by the time I ate it, but it was delicious. I went in the afternoon for a snack, and the place was crowded with many customers, both dining in and getting takeout.

In Yakuin, there is a donut and miscellaneous goods shop. They also have seating for dining in. This time, I got takeout. The donuts were a bit pricey, but they were quite good. It's been said that this shop is the sister store of No Coffee, and I can see why. The donuts displayed in the showcase were tempting. If I hadn't just eaten, I might have bought more. Overall, they were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

On my way back from a bike ride on my day off, I was wandering around the Yakuin area looking for souvenirs when I noticed that "On Sugar," a place usually crowded with girls, was unusually quiet today. I decided to take a look inside. The shop is located near Yakuin Rokkaku, in front of the miscellaneous goods store BBB Potters. The interior is stylish and cute, likely to appeal to women. You can order drinks and it seems like you can also eat in, but today it was takeout only. I felt a bit hesitant to go in alone as a middle-aged man, but I made the excuse that I was just buying a gift. Apart from the counter, the main attraction was the Hawaiian Malasada Donuts, along with other baked goods like cookies and muffins. They also had some miscellaneous goods that seemed to appeal to women. Since I couldn't eat too many, I bought one plain and one cinnamon Malasada donut as a snack for tea. Each one was around 300 yen, a bit more expensive than regular donuts, but I thought it was worth it. When I got home and tried them, the fluffy donut dough was delicious, but the cinnamon flavor I was expecting was a bit weak. It was hard to distinguish between the plain and cinnamon flavors, so I wished the cinnamon flavor was stronger. Overall, it was a decent treat. Thank you for the meal.

It is a shop with many young people! Most of the customers are teenagers or people in their early 20s. I took out Custard Chocolate Custard Cinnamon Roll ⭐︎ There was no custard flavor, so I was disappointed. The price is a bit high at 380 yen excluding tax for a donut. I won't be going back. I felt like the atmosphere was more for young people.

The inside is a fluffy and light donut! It's so light that you can easily eat it up. The shop's character, Sato-kun, is too cute, and I also got some cookies! The cookies had a simple and crispy taste. There are only three tables, so the seating is limited. Malasada Donut (Strawberry Chocolate Glaze) ¥410, Iced Coffee. Thank you for the meal!

I love the Fukuoka Yakuin area. It was my top choice when I moved from Tokyo. I visited for the first time after having parfait. It's a place I've always wanted to go but never had the courage to enter, as it seemed to be frequented by women only. I brought my second daughter along because she loves sweets. It was my first time there, but it felt like I had been there before. I met Sato-kun wearing an LW collaboration T-shirt. We chose Masala Donuts, Plain Donuts, Custard Donuts, and baked goods as souvenirs. I wanted to buy some Sato-kun goods, but I'll save that for next time. It seems that they are now only open on weekends and holidays. I'm rooting for Sato-kun!

It was around 4:00 pm on a holiday when I visited the store. The store looked cute from the outside and caught my eye. Inside, there were two young and cute female customers enjoying sweets. It seems to be a popular spot for young people looking for Instagram-worthy photos. I decided to get the limited edition caramel custard malasada to go. The custard had a rich and slightly bitter caramel flavor that I really enjoyed. It goes well with Americano coffee! Thank you for the delicious meal ☺︎

HF's series of shops. On Sugar. No coffee, just On Sugar. The name is so emotional and has great sense. The shop is small but stylish and high-quality. The goods are also emotional and wonderful. I bought a few items. Donuts and masala are lined up. They are indulgent and look delicious! The usual chocolate drink with custard masala. It really hits the spot for a morning body ~ I wish they were open in the morning. It would be the best breakfast, right? I want to eat it every day. I took Sato-kun's donuts to go. Personally, I prefer the masala. It's a great donut shop for those with a sweet tooth. Thank you for the meal.

I wanted to go to a donut shop♡ It was always busy with customers. If you like donuts, you must try them at least once. When I go to Fukuoka again, I definitely want to go to this shop. The interior of the shop is stylish and has a slightly nostalgic feel, which was nice.

I arrived at the restaurant just when it opened. There were many malasada donuts and baked goods in the showcase, so I had a hard time deciding what to get. I chose the mango malasada donut (380 yen), which is a limited-time item and perfect for mango lovers. It was cute and delicious, very fluffy. The Honey Lemon Ginger Soda (600 yen) was also very refreshing on this hot day. The staff were polite and provided good service. Some customers were buying items for takeout, which is great for gifts or just to try different varieties. They also sell a lot of Sato-kun merchandise, which is nice.

Donut shop affiliated with NO COFFEE. The plain donut and chocolate banana muffin were delicious. The cafe was stylish, so I'd like to try having coffee there next time. Thank you for the meal! :)

There was a cute shop that caught my eye, so I decided to go in. It turned out to be a donut shop and cafe. Since I was short on time, I bought some donuts and pound cake. The donuts were fluffy and delicious, a big hit with kids too! The pound cake was also tasty and had a good portion size. I wish they were a bit cheaper so I could buy more.

I had been interested in a certain donut shop on Instagram, thinking they would have a few types of donuts, but there were actually quite a variety and I was indecisive. They had a American-style donuts, which I love. I saw several people who seemed to live nearby getting takeout, so it seems like a shop loved by locals. There were hardly any seats, so it's not a place to relax. Take a picture, eat, and leave!

Cute cafe in Fukuoka. They have a variety of baked goods like cookies and donuts. The character Satou-kun here is so cute, it really got me excited. They also sell a lot of cute merchandise! The interior of the cafe is small, with only about three seating spaces. It kind of reminded me of cafes in Korea, which was really nice. Lately, there are more cafes in Japan with a Korean style, but they are still different from actual Korean cafes. I like Japanese cafes with a Korean style because you can enjoy that vibe. Korean cafes in Korea have the atmosphere of Korean streets, Korean language, and that foreign charm, so they are cute in their own way. But Fukuoka cafes really feel like Korean cafes. The cute cafe suddenly appearing in a narrow alley, the way they display items in the store, the small size of the shop - it was all just like a Korean cafe. The bear character was so cute, I wanted to just casually come for a takeout if I lived nearby (lol). The taste was also delicious, so it was really the best!

While walking in Yakuin, I found a shop with a long line that turned out to be a donut shop. Despite being full, I couldn't resist and decided to wait in line. After about 5 minutes, I finally entered the shop, but it was already past 3 pm and most of the donuts were sold out. Only a few chocolate donuts were left. The baked goods donuts were a bit pricey, over 300 yen, but they looked great for Instagram and could be a nice treat for a weekend getaway. There was also a small seating area inside where you could enjoy your donuts. They also serve coffee, so I'm looking forward to trying a different flavor of donut with a coffee set next time.

I passed by this place once and went in, but they were almost sold out at that time, so I decided to come back another day. It's a popular donut shop where young girls gather. My daughter's eyes were sparkling with excitement. We tried the Orange Coconut Muffin for ¥320, Malasada Donut for ¥380, and Victoria Cake for ¥500. All prices are before tax. The most popular item seems to be the Malasada Donut, which is covered in lots of sugar and very sweet. As for the Victoria Cake, it is extremely sweet. Victoria Cake is a cake originating from England and is just as popular as shortcake in Japan. The cake has a dense texture with raspberry jam sandwiched in between, and this one had plenty of cream as well. The muffin was lighter compared to the other two, but the dough was dense and the taste was also on the sweeter side. The store also sells original character goods, and I almost bought a smartphone case there. On weekends, there can be long lines, so it seems very popular.

Located about a 3-minute walk from the Subway Yakuin-Odori Station, near Yakuin-Rokkaku. I passed by and decided to stop by. The main item is the Hawaiian Malasada Donut. They also offer cookies, muffins, scones, and other baked goods. They have drinks available and you can also dine in. They also sell miscellaneous items like cups and bags. I purchased the Plain Malasada Donut for 320 yen, the Cinnamon Sugar Malasada Donut for 330 yen, and the Chocolate Banana Muffin for 280 yen. Malasada Donuts are fried donuts that originated from Portugal and are popular in Hawaii. Some have cream filling inside. The Plain one is a simple fried donut with sugar on top. The dough is fluffy. It's a bit pricey at 320 yen. The muffin was warmed up before serving. It had lots of chocolate and banana. It was a bit too sweet for my liking. Other customers seemed to be coming back for more. Thank you for the meal.

This shop, famous on Instagram, is not only stylish and cute, but also has delicious food. The focus is on the taste rather than being Instagrammable, but this shop manages to be both cute and delicious. The white, simple interior is filled with many adorable sweets, creating the perfect atmosphere. It may not be the best value for money, but you just can't resist going back for more. I have been there several times and will definitely go again! Thank you for the wonderful meal.