I am someone who craves for regularly the right amount of sweetness and softness in whipped cream. If it's for home use, no problem here! Satisfied! I visited around 11 o'clock on Saturday this time, and the Prince Roll and seasonal sweets (limited-time type) were sold out at the end of the roll. It was delicious again this time ★

After having lunch, I felt like having dessert and remembered this place. It's a well-known shop for Dojima rolls. It's been a while since I had one, so I decided to go. The shop had a cafe space, but most of the seats were already taken. Looking at the showcase, there were various roll cakes besides the Dojima rolls. However, there were almost no cake options available for non-cafe space customers. But they were selling the ends of the roll cakes, which was a nice touch. This time, I bought a Prince roll made of chocolate roll cake and a roll connecting the ends in a heart shape. The heart connecting roll was like a collection of the ends of the rolls, a good deal. When I opened the box, it contained pieces that looked like a quarter of a plain half roll. At first, I thought the staff made a mistake, but they were neatly cut. Maybe it was practice for new staff members or something. The taste was still great though. The Dojima roll, with plenty of cream, had a moist yet light texture, and the cream was not too sweet with a light touch, making it easy to eat. The Prince roll, made with Belgian chocolate, had chocolate mixed into the dough and sprinkled with powder on the surface, allowing you to enjoy the chocolate flavor. The ganache cream, with a hint of cocoa flavor and bitterness, was generously filled, making it delicious. The roll cakes were really tasty, and it was nice to enjoy them at a discount with the ends. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

I was aiming for a different shop, but it was full, so we decided to come here to have the famous Dojima Roll cake which we haven't had in a while. I was curious about the Afternoon Tea set, but the cafe space was completely visible from outside, which made me a little hesitant. Overall, there were few options available, and since we visited in the afternoon, they only had roll cakes left. The parfaits and fruit daifuku were sold out, and only the canelés were out of stock. Apart from the classic Dojima Roll, they also had a limited edition Prince Roll with strawberries, and cut ends... Cut ends...!? They were selling cut ends at Mon Chéri...!? And for 400 yen for a half-sized portion...!? The Heart Connecting Roll was surprisingly beautiful when I opened it, despite being made up of pieces from the edges. It looked so good that I had to double-check if the staff made a mistake. The appearance was not bad at all, and the thickness was almost equivalent to one slice of the Dojima Roll. It would be more than enough for home consumption. As for the taste, it was, of course, the classic Dojima Roll - fluffy with a slightly chewy texture, filled with a creamy, milky filling. The Prince Roll was intriguing because I love chocolate, but unfortunately, the edge was sold out. It had a moderate sweetness with a hint of bitterness in the cream. The impression was that the cake was fluffy with a thickness to it. However, it was quite difficult to eat due to the excessive amount of powder on top. I have tried cakes and snacks from factory outlets, but without a doubt, this place ranks first in terms of satisfaction and cost-effectiveness. If it were nearby, I would definitely visit it often. It was a pleasant surprise to come across something new unexpectedly! Thank you, wu-ta-san!

Mini Dotonbori Roll, Petit Flower Berry Shortcake, Mont Blanc, Tart, Pumpkin Pudding, Dip Cream, Quiche, Scones, Baked Goods, Strawberry, Grape, Persimmon, Chestnut, Chocolate Decoration. The autumn afternoon tea is filled with Mont Blanc and fruits, allowing you to feel the autumn vibes. You can enjoy freshly baked pastries that are unique to this place. The luxurious set for 2 people costs 4000 yen. You can choose between Japanese black tea or coffee for your drink. Reservation is required in advance. The baked goods here are really delicious and I love them! This time, I had canelé, financier, and lemon cake. The crispy surface and fluffy inside of the freshly baked pastries are irresistible!! The best one this time was the scone, with its warm buttery aroma and saltiness spreading throughout your mouth when you enjoy it with dip cream. It's pure happiness! I highly recommend having the scones warm at the beginning! The creamy pumpkin pudding and fluffy Dotonbori Roll were all delicious, making it a satisfying afternoon tea.

Afternoon tea requires advance reservation (4000 yen for 2 people). Drinks options include Japanese black tea, limited blend, coffee, apple juice, orange juice, and milk. Among them, the lemon cake was exceptionally delicious, so I bought it separately! (Center of the third tier)

I went with a friend, taking all necessary infection prevention measures. I had seen this afternoon tea set a lot on Instagram! It's perfect for two people and looks so photogenic. I usually buy Dojima Rolls at Sapporo Daimaru Department Store, but today I went to the Maruyama store. This set requires a reservation by the day before. It was written that it would take a 20-minute walk from Maruyama Koen Station, but I arrived in just 10 minutes. It was a cold day, so I shivered while waiting in front of the store. There was a woman who thought we would be waiting for at least 30 minutes. Probably aiming for the outlets. There was only one staff member wearing a hygiene hat for customer service. Perhaps they were not used to it, or there weren't enough staff... I had to wait until I could place my order. The seats were simple chairs with tables, and the sunlight was strong, causing the cake to melt. The spring afternoon tea set for 2 people cost 3,700 yen. It arrived in about 10 minutes. The tea was about 2 pots' worth. It was disappointing that it was a Lipton tea bag. We chose lemon cake, canele, and chocolate madeleines for the baked sweets, each costing around 240 yen. By the way, the cookies were around 120 yen each. Overall, there was a strawberry theme. The roll cake was the most delicious. There were also tarts, quiche, and scones, but the strawberry jelly was a bit disappointing as it was not set properly and overly sweet. The edible flower was also a bit wilted. We couldn't finish all the baked sweets, so we were able to take them home. I was impressed by the overall presentation of the sweets. The cafe was simple, and as expected, the classic "roll cake" and "baked sweets" were delicious. Overall, the pastries were on the sweeter side. I will definitely go back to buy cakes and baked goods as gifts! Thank you for the meal!

Every time I walked by, I was curious about the parfait sign. Finally, I decided to try their dessert. I used to come here often and collect points on my loyalty card, but I never ended up redeeming them. Eventually, the place closed down, and then reopened with the pastry chef also running the café. There were two parfait options available that day - I chose the Fondant Chocolat Parfait, and my husband chose the Strawberry Parfait. They only offered coffee, tea, or strawberry milk as the drink options. My husband reluctantly chose the strawberry milk as he dislikes coffee and tea. I was pleasantly surprised to find freshly baked financiers available, which I love. The service was a bit awkward, and the parfaits were served in small glasses with a lot of jelly and mousse at the bottom. While they tasted good, I felt they were a bit overpriced compared to other places. The ice cream was average, and the coffee was generous and easy to drink. The financiers, however, were delicious and exactly to my liking. Overall, it was a bit expensive for what we got, but I would consider coming back for the financiers.

I wanted to eat this parfait as much as I wanted to have afternoon tea. The crispy eclair is filled with fresh strawberries and cream. Beneath the strawberry and vanilla ice cream are champagne jelly, cranberry jelly, caramelized almonds, and other crunchy textures to enjoy. Every part is delicious...! On this day, the place was full of customers except for me, all of them having afternoon tea. Reservation is probably necessary. The baked goods and cakes are all delicious, so I would like to visit again!!

This is a new afternoon tea set that started in March! Reservations are required for 2 people, but I was able to make a reservation easily. The restaurant has 4 tables for 2 people each, and there was only one other couple enjoying the afternoon tea set. The payment is made in advance, and you order drinks at the counter. I ordered Japanese black tea this time. By following them on Instagram, you get 6 pieces of baked goods instead of 4! I chose two types of canelés, financiers, butter cookies, and whole wheat cookies. The selected baked goods are beautifully arranged and the cake is brought to the table. It is adorned with flowers and looks too cute! The scone made with Hokkaido fermented butter, spinach, potato, and bacon quiche were warm and smelled of butter. The mini Doutonbori roll, mini fraisier tart, mini cafe chocolat, strawberry and champagne jelly were all delicious. The baked goods were crispy, fluffy, and moist, and incredibly delicious. I think it's quite a bargain at 1,700 yen per person for this volume and quality. Even though it's crowded and you get so much food, it's the same price as a slightly expensive parfait! On the way home, I bought a discounted cake made from Doutonbori roll offcuts. The mini size is 400 yen, and the long size is 700 yen. There were many people lining up to buy the offcuts as soon as the store opened. Next time, I want to try the parfait!

A stylish cafe in Maruyama ♡ Also a cake shop located inside Daimaru. You can enjoy it as a takeout or dine in. The interior has an open terrace-like space which is very charming. It's recommended to have a leisurely tea time with delicious sweets. There were fewer sweets available this day due to the year-end, so I couldn't fulfill my dream of arranging and taking a picture of several sweets as I saw on Instagram. They also have a wide variety of baked goods, so that's also recommended. The shop has a clean and elegant image with cakes displayed in the showcase that will lift your spirits. There are only 3 seats for dining in. ☻ Parfait Berry 496 yen ☻ Set Drink On this day, I only had the roll cake and parfait. Since I've had the roll cake before, I decided to try something different!! The parfait with strawberries was cute and petite, so it's gentle on the stomach. It would also be appreciated as a souvenir. Eating in definitely adds to the good atmosphere and makes it more relaxing, right? Thank you for the meal ♡

At the shop, you can enjoy cakes and freshly baked pastries from the showcase. You can choose between coffee or tea as your drink. All the pastries were crispy and delicious! I tried the Mont Blanc cake and the strawberry-decorated Doshima Roll. Both were fluffy and I finished them in no time. The cream was very tasty. I couldn't finish all the pastries, so they kindly wrapped them up for me to take home. The shop is not very spacious, but there are seats for eating in and a separate area for purchasing, so I could relax. At the Daimaru store, I bought the Doshima Roll which is made from end pieces, something I had never seen before. Some people were lining up early in the morning just to get this. They also gave me a complimentary sample of coffee jelly and almond slice roll cake, which were all very delicious and I ended up eating too much.

On a certain holiday, during a time when there were concerns about the number of COVID cases in Hokkaido, I decided to check if the cake shop I had bookmarked was open as a café. When I arrived, I was informed that they had just renewed their oven, so I decided to stay and try it out. This was the Sapporo branch of a famous cake shop known for their Doshima Rolls. The interior was decorated elegantly, with various pastries and cakes displayed in the showcase and on the shelves. The background music was elegant and soothing. From the menu, I chose a visually appealing "Fruit Cut Roll Decoration (420 yen)" from the showcase, a budget-friendly "Cream Puff (200 yen)", and a cup of tea for dining in. The fruit roll was delicious with a hint of sweetness and a rich cream filling, topped with kiwi, banana, orange, and strawberry slices. The cream puff was filled generously with a milk-flavored custard cream, which I personally enjoyed. The pistachio financier provided as a service was moist and had a nice contrast of textures. The tea, served in a generous pot, had a fragrant aroma. Overall, despite the slight chaos due to the renovation, the food was enjoyable. The seating area was a bit narrow, so it would be nice to see some improvements in that aspect. Thank you for the meal.

The roll cake shop, Dojima Roll, is similar to Half Roll One's premium roll cake, but with a slightly different sponge that is not airy and a dense cream that is light and not too heavy. It is a premium roll cake for adults that is not overly sweet.

Plenty of fresh cream on a fluffy and moist cake. I've had this roll cake many times before. When I first tried the Dojima roll, I was impressed. Although I no longer feel that same level of excitement, the feeling of it being delicious is ingrained in my brain, making it one of my favorite treats even before taking a bite. The pastel pudding gives me the same feeling. The fact that it always tastes delicious is what makes it a consistent favorite. I recently had a craving for it and after eating it, I am once again satisfied. It's a roll cake that I enjoy a few times a year. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I went to buy a cake for my personal celebration. There were many tempting roll cakes to choose from, but I ended up ordering a set of four flavors to enjoy. The cream and sponge were elegant and had just the right amount of sweetness. It was fantastic!

The sweet fruits like strawberries, kiwi, and blueberries were coated with a shiny glaze, and were made with high-quality ingredients, giving a fresh and delicious taste. The strawberries used were red and not pale like those from a certain famous chain of fruit cake tarts. The strawberries here were delicious, and the whipped cream was subtly sweet, making the cake very tasty. The atmosphere and exterior of the shop are stylish, resembling a lovely Western-style building. The service went beyond the standard manual service, making the shopping experience very pleasant. Although Patisserie Montcher is famous for their Dojima Roll, I vaguely remember having tried it before, but just remembering the name made me want to try it again. Overall rating 4.0, Taste 3.6, Service 4.0, Atmosphere 4.0, Cost performance 3.3, Drinks not rated. Location: 1F Patisserie Montcher Sapporo Maruyama Store, 2-20 Minami 4 Jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido.☆☆☆ Next Episode Preview ☆☆☆ The cake I reserved for a special occasion was a safe and delicious choice.

This shop is famous for its Dojima Roll, with its main base in Osaka. I knew of its existence but haven't had many chances to visit, the last time being about two years ago. I didn't buy cakes, just some baked goods. The showcase has popular rolls as well as pastries you would find in a patisserie. There was a mini pistachio roll that caught my eye, but this time I went with a cream puff. The vanilla cream puff contains custard cream made with vanilla from Tahiti and Madagascar, as well as the fresh cream used in the Dojima Roll. The custard cream is smooth with a moderate sweetness. It was a bit disappointing that there was powdered sugar on the surface. I thought maybe the powdered sugar wasn't necessary if they wanted to bring out the vanilla aroma and sweetness. However, within the cream puff, it was delicious, with a refined sweetness and rich cream. It made me realize again that it's totally different from convenience store desserts. The amount of cream was generous and the price was only slightly higher. Well, I don't buy convenience store desserts much anyway. Tahitian vanilla is rare and expensive compared to other types of vanilla, so it's not easy to come by and not many cake shops carry it. Tahitian vanilla has a unique fruity aroma, different from Madagascar vanilla, with a floral-like scent. This time, they were having a Tahitian vanilla fair with not only cream puffs but also pudding, cookies, and of course, rolls. I haven't tried the Dojima Roll yet, so I'll definitely give it a try next time I go.