I was surprised to find out that you can eat Dajee Pie at the ion food court. There are four different sets to choose from: a set with your favorite tea for 580 yen, a half size Taiwan potato with tea for 780 yen, a set with tapioca milk tea for 880 yen, and a set with a half size Taiwan potato, tapioca milk tea, and either Dajee Pie or one bite-sized Taiwan fried chicken for 980 yen. I went with Set C, which includes a half size Taiwan potato and roasted oolong tea for 780 yen. The drink comes in a cup with a really big straw. You can customize the sweetness and ice levels. The oolong tea was slightly sweet and had a foreign taste, which I enjoyed. The Dajee Pie was huge, so I shared half of it with my companion. It was crispy and delicious, but the portion was really big. I had it sprinkled with a spicy powder this time. There are also flavors like Yangnyeom available. I usually don't eat potatoes, but I was intrigued by the "ume" flavor of the Taiwan potato. It had a taste of dried plum, which was unique and tasty. It had a sweet, salty, sour flavor. I would recommend it to those who like spicy food. It was fun to experience the atmosphere of a foreign food stall in the food court. Thank you for the meal!

On my day off, I was going around different shops at the mall and started to feel a bit tired at AEON, so I decided to take a break. As I was looking around the food court, I stumbled upon Chitose Tea House. It had been a while since I last visited, and my throat was getting dry, so I thought this was a good opportunity to try it out. I had the image of getting a tapioca drink, but then I noticed they also had a drink with warabi mochi. I haven't tried this one before, so I decided to order it. While it's a classic choice, I was intrigued by the black sugar warabi mochi milk. The black sugar warabi mochi was soft and gooey with a rich sweetness from the black sugar. The warabi mochi wasn't too big, making it easy to drink through a straw. The milk complemented it perfectly, and it was delicious. Personally, I prefer this over tapioca. I'll definitely consider coming back here if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

Until recently, tapioca drinks were everywhere, but they have decreased quite a bit, haven't they? Last time I had a regular tapioca drink, so this time I opted for a warabi mochi. - Matcha Warabi Mochi Warabi mochi is soft and fine, making it easy to drink, but towards the end, it can be a bit dangerous as you can easily choke on it if you suck too hard. The matcha flavor is not too bitter or astringent, and it's refreshing and easy to drink. I chose it without ice to avoid it getting stuck in the gaps, and it was not warm without it. The bubble tea trend seems to have passed, but I really like warabi mochi drinks, so I was happy to have it again after a long time! Thank you, Wu-ta! (((orz

I visited this place once when it opened. I have only had tapioca milk tea at other stores once before. I tried to drink it imagining how a high school girl would feel! It was super delicious!! I was able to adjust the sweetness and amount of ice, but when I reduced the ice, it became lukewarm and I preferred it normal. It was super delicious. Thank you for the meal!

May 2021 ★ Lemonade (with Nata de Coco) for 480 yen at Aeon Mall Motomachi 1F. I bought it while shopping for ingredients and... justifying my actions haha. Is the trend dying down? If Taiwanese tapioca specialty stores become popular, other things will fade away. I tried the new "Lemonade" with a light heart, but as a novice, ordering was complicated for me (>_<") I chose the amount of ice (normal), size (M), Nata de Coco instead of tapioca, and carbonated instead of water with the guidance of the staff. It turned out well! It was lightly carbonated, sweeter than I expected, and had a fine texture. The firm texture of the Nata de Coco was very satisfying. I just want to eat this (o´艸`). And... I still haven't tried tapioca haha. Thank you for the meal! (^ω^)

I arrived at the Ion near Motomachi Station. Taking a break, I looked around the food court for something delicious. Oh! Tapioca soft serve! Tapioca, which was once popular, seems to have lost its popularity. While tapioca drinks are common, tapioca soft serve is not so much, so I decided to try it. Maybe there's still a way for tapioca to thrive, right? I ordered the strawberry tapioca soft serve for 380 yen including tax and waited for a while. I enjoyed it at the food court. There was a cookie-like wafer at the beginning, which I ate first to get rid of any obstacles. I wonder what this is called? Maybe a waffle cone? First, I tried the tapioca alone. Oh, it's warm and delicious! It has a nice pudding-like texture. Then I mixed it with the soft serve. The combination of strawberry jam and soft serve was excellent. The warm feeling of the tapioca slightly melted the soft serve, creating a nice blend. I hope they continue to explore new ways for tapioca to thrive! It was a delicious meal.

The tapioca boom seems to have ended, but the place was not crowded. I ordered tapioca caramel milk tea. I asked for less ice. The tapioca was chewy and just the right size. I was worried it might be too sweet, but it wasn't. The medium size was just enough. There were many different types available, so I want to go back again. Thank you for the meal.

On a certain weekday, during a still challenging period in Hokkaido, I finished work early and stopped by a tapioca shop that recently opened in Aeon Motomachi. It's located near the food court, next to Doutor. I ordered a unique drink from the menu - "Roasted Oolong Tea with Rock Salt Cream Cheese in medium size with black sugar tapioca topping (630 yen)", requesting it to be "less sweet" and with "normal ice". Taking a sip... Ah, it's definitely oolong tea. Although I chose it myself, the slightly strong oolong tea flavor bursts through, mixing with the sweet black sugar tapioca and the cream cheese floating on top, creating a sweet and salty innovative drink. Given the current circumstances, it might be perceived as a luxurious drink, so I hope they do well. Thank you for the meal.

When I visited in 2019, the shop was sold out and closed, so I came back this time for revenge. When ordering, I was able to choose the level of sweetness, amount of ice, and whether I wanted it as an ice or hot drink, so I ordered a Medium-sized Black Sugar Tapioca Milk Tea for 540 yen. I chose less ice and less sweetness, customizing it as an ice drink. Even though I ordered it with less sweetness, the black sugar itself is sweet, so overall, the base milk tea was not too sweet, and I was able to enjoy it with just the sweetness of the black sugar. The tapioca was soft, but I felt it lacked a bit of chewiness. The ice was less, but still a bit lukewarm... so-so. I think the ice level is best at normal or slightly more. There were no trendy shops like this around here, so I was happy to finally have a tapioca shop come here! I hope they continue to do well. Thank you for the meal!

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the country. In November, with the heating in hospitals and various commercial facilities causing high temperatures, I will be reviewing while feeling unwell. Unfortunately, there is no medication that suits me yet. Likes and comments may be delayed, so thank you for your understanding. [December 2019] "Taiwan Tapioca Specialty Shop Millennium Tea" is a tapioca drink specialty store. It opened in October 2019 at AEON Sapporo Motomachi Shopping Center. I visited for the first time with my usual companion right after lunch. This store is located on the first floor food court of AEON Sapporo Motomachi store in the Motomachi area of Higashi-ku, Sapporo, near the Subway Toho Line "Shindo Higashi Station". Please check the detailed location of the store on Tabelog. I visited around 12:30 pm on a weekday. There was only one person waiting at the register, so I was able to order quickly. Drinks can be chosen as ice or hot. I ordered the "Ice Strawberry Tapioca Milk" in a large size. You can adjust the sweetness and amount of ice in tapioca drinks. Sweetness levels are: no sugar, less, normal, more, and ice levels are: none, less, normal, more. I chose "less" sweetness and "normal" ice levels. After waiting a few minutes including waiting for the order, the "Ice Strawberry Tapioca Milk L" was ready. Note that the thick straw is self-service. The Ice Strawberry Tapioca Milk L is drunk by piercing the top seal with a thick straw. The plastic container is sturdy and well-made. Even with "less" sweetness, it is quite sweet. The ice level was "normal," so the ice was already starting to melt and the drink was slightly warm. It won't get much colder as the ice is almost melted. The tapioca pearls are slightly large, soft on the outside, and hard in the center. The chewiness is moderate. Price: L size 650 yen (tax included), M size 540 yen (tax included). The "Ice Tapioca Milk Tea L" is a barely cold ice drink. The base is probably close to room temperature. Therefore, ordering more ice would have been better. However, for those with sensitive stomachs, this liquid temperature may be better. As an "Strawberry Milk" drink, it is quite easy to drink. The sturdy container makes it easy to take out. It is suitable for use according to your needs. Next time, I might go for "more ice" and "no sugar" sweetness. It was delicious, thank you.

It seems that the shop opened on October 8th. Since this type of shop doesn't have a phone number, even if they wanted to install a landline, they couldn't due to various reasons. Finally, the shop's page is now available, so I will be the first to share my experience. The shop opened on October 8th, and my first visit was on October 12th. The shop is located in a corner of the food court at Aeon Motomachi store. I ordered the Strawberry Tapioca Milk for 540 yen. I asked for normal sweetness and ice, but there was no ice, so it was lukewarm. However, the cup was full, so I felt like I got a good deal. The taste was also delicious. It felt like it was better than others I've tried before. But still, I might prefer it cold.

[Milennial Tea] There are various tapioca drink shops, but since there was no line, I decided to try it out while I was out. I ordered a "Tapioca Milk Tea" with less ice and less sweetness. There were many options to choose from, but I got confused by the variety, so I went with the classic one. The tapioca pearls were quite plentiful and the thick straw made it a bit difficult to drink without them getting stuck. Since I chose less sweetness, it was easy to drink.