"Iroenpitsu" This cute roll cake shop that I've been wanting to try for a while now. The "Strawberry Cheesecake" has a strawberry mousse heart that gives a refreshing sourness, with just a hint of cheesiness. It looks so cute! The "Chocolate" cake has a chocolate mousse star that isn't as sweet as expected. The balance of sponge, cream, and mousse is just right. The "Black Tea" cake has a strong black tea flavor with a perfect level of sweetness. It would probably taste great partially frozen too, but it's best as it is!"

Sapporo City Higashi-ku Iroenpitsu [Takatoshi Coupon] is very affordable! ◆Items purchased: Roll cake ✔️, Strawberry cheesecake 400 ✔️, Chocolate 400 ✔️, Coffee jelly 389. Received a 300 yen discount with the Takatoshi Coupon. ◆Impressions: The heart-patterned strawberry, star-shaped chocolate, and bird-like coffee jelly were all lovely and delicious. The roll cake was cute and tasty. The owner of the shop seems to enjoy drawing, which is where the name "Iroenpitsu" comes from. I will definitely visit again when I am in the area. Thank you very much!

One weekend, I happened to remember and stopped by a take-out only roll cake shop in Higashi-ku, Kitaku 22-jo, Higashi 16-chome. Since there was no parking lot, I had to think about where to park. The shop was not very large, with a compact showcase displaying a small selection of high-quality roll cakes, as well as some dry Western-style sweets on the side. From the menu that day, I chose a few items that caught my eye as souvenirs for my family. "Marutanbou (410 yen)" was one of them. Next to it was a slightly thinner version called "a little thinner marutanbou," but this time I chose the normal one. When I took a bite, I could taste the milk-flavored cream inside and the moist, moderately sweet dough. I also bought "Strawberry Cheesecake (356 yen)" because it looked cute. The surface dough was similar to the marutanbou, and inside, there was milk-flavored cream and a heart-shaped red cream or mousse with a sweet and sour strawberry flavor. Lastly, I bought the "Halloween Special (367 yen)" because the black dough intrigued me. The dough itself didn't feel particularly different, but the cream with purple sweet potato had a slight acidity to it. I thought I might try the pudding next time.

One Sunday afternoon, I peeked into the shop and there was only one roll cake left in the display case. This popular shop creates roll cakes with stars and hearts rolled into them! These stars and hearts are actually made of mousse. The sweetness of the cream is also just right. Roll cakes are usually like a light snack at cake shops, not the main attraction, but the roll cakes at this shop are different! I visited this shop because I wanted to eat roll cake, and I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

I had been curious about this shop since seeing images in a magazine a while ago. The cakes are very cute and perfect for photos. I couldn't decide, so I ended up buying 3 cakes: "Strawberry Cheesecake" (356 yen), "Chocolate" (356 yen), and "Marutambou" (410 yen). The Strawberry Cheesecake had strawberry mousse, cheese cream, and strawberry-flavored sponge with marble pattern. The Chocolate cake had chocolate mousse, cocoa-flavored sponge, and a star-shaped chocolate on top. The Marutambou, a thick roll cake made with cream from Toyosu, was also delicious. The sponges were moist and fluffy, not overly sweet, and satisfied both my preference for less sweet desserts and my friend's sweet tooth. We enjoyed the cakes a lot. The shop also has a drawing corner where you can submit ideas for roll cakes that might be turned into actual products. I look forward to trying different flavors and visiting this shop again. Thank you, Iroenpitsu!

There is a roll cake specialty store that opened recently near the Co-op in Motomachi. I've been wanting to go there for a while, but whenever I go in the evening, it's always closed. They seem to be open until 7 pm, but I've never seen them open that late on weekends. There is no parking lot, so I park at the Co-op's Times parking lot. If you do some shopping at the Co-op on your way back, you can park for free. The store is small but stylish. The interior, inspired by colored pencils, has a clean and nice atmosphere. I went around 3 pm on this day, but they were almost sold out. I guess the owner can't make a lot because they are running the business alone. I bought the matcha roll cake for 335 yen and the regular roll cake for 410 yen. The regular roll cake was more delicious to me even though the matcha roll cake was tasty. It has a solid taste. When it comes to roll cakes, Q'LL in Asahikawa is famous, but I think Kururu's cakes are just as delicious. However, due to its small scale, they have a limited variety of cakes, which can be a drawback. That's why they often sell out before evening and close the shop.

This is a roll cake shop in the Motomachi area. As the name suggests, there are many colored pencils available, and there is a space where children can do coloring. I ordered Marutambou and Strawberry rolls. I took them home and ate them right away. Marutambou has a gentle flavor, the cream is not too sweet, it's just right. The Strawberry roll has the taste of strawberries, but it's a bit strong. The cake is safe for children to eat. It's a cozy little shop that puts you in a warm mood. Thank you for the meal.

After enjoying delicious udon with Nocchimu-san, we had to head to the West District for some errands. We decided to look for dessert after our meal, and found a place mentioned in a book I had purchased the day before. It had been a topic of discussion with Nocchimu-san before, so we decided to check it out. This shop specializes in roll cakes and baked goods. When we arrived at the shop around 2 o'clock, there were only a few roll cakes left in the display case, with some flavors already sold out. However, we were able to purchase a 2/3 size of their signature "marutambou" roll cake. The owner also brought out a matcha roll cake that was not on display, so we got that as well. The "marutambou" roll cake had a slightly thinner texture compared to traditional roll cakes, which made the layers of moist cake and creamy sweetness more enjoyable. The matcha roll cake had a distinct matcha flavor in both the cake and the cream, catering to matcha lovers. While matcha sweets tend to be overly sweet, this one had a clear bitterness that enhanced the matcha flavor. Although adding ingredients to the cake batter can sometimes make it dry, the cream compensated for it well. Overall, the roll cakes were delicious, and the owner was friendly. I would love to visit again, perhaps trying different flavors next time. Thank you for the meal!

I had always been curious about this roll cake shop, but they always sell out early so I never had the chance to visit. This time, I finally went for the first time, but as expected, by around 2 pm they were running low on stock again! They only had Marutambou and Matcha flavors, so I tried both: - Marutambou: This is their recommended roll cake, and I had been curious about it since seeing it on Instagram. The egg flavor was strong, with a moist and fluffy texture that I wanted to just sink into. The cream was milky and not too sweet, with a nostalgic milkiness to it. I thought it would be a roll cake enjoyed by a wide range of people, from small children to adults. - Matcha: The sign saying "For Matcha lovers..." caught my attention. I love matcha, so I was excited to try it. The cream had a surprisingly bitter matcha flavor! I was surprised by how strong it was. If you love matcha, I definitely recommend trying this! Despite the sweetness that often comes with this kind of cream, it had a more adult-like taste. I really wanted to try the chocolate roll cake, but since good roll cakes are hard to find around here, if I were to go back, I would probably choose Marutambou again. They didn't have them today, but I'm also curious about their macarons, pound cakes, and other baked goods. Thanks to Wu-ta for inviting me!

I liked the chocolate mousse part. The roll cake part is firm and satisfying. The roll cake is a bit thin and the cream has a strong milk flavor. It is not too sweet and delicious.