I stopped by while I had business in Akasaka. It was a Saturday afternoon, but surprisingly not crowded. I waited a bit on the bench outside before being seated at the counter. I ordered the Miyazaki Mango Parfait, Fruit Sandwich (half), Avocado and Ham Sandwich (half), Egg, Ham, and Cheese Sandwich (half), and a drink set with two Fruit Mix Juices. Prices seemed to have gone up, possibly due to rising ingredient costs. The shop follows the lineage of Manzo Fruit Parlor. Their specialty is hotcakes, but in the hot summer, the parfaits are more appealing. The Miyazaki Mango Parfait was really delicious. The parfaits are on the smaller side for the price. I wish they had a bit more volume. The sandwiches were consistently good. It's recommended to try various flavors by ordering half sizes to avoid getting tired of them. Parfaits all cost over 3000 yen. With drinks, it can easily reach 7000 yen for two people, which may explain the lack of crowds compared to before. It might also be because the shop is a bit far from the station. I think it's a hidden gem.

I visited the Hotcake Parlor FuruFuru Akasaka branch, where you can enjoy fruits and hotcakes. I had the hotcake set on this day. The fruits such as Shine Muscat and pineapple provided were also delicious! I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I came to this place where Mairevi-sama visited. I went to Akasaka Sacas to see the VIVANT monument, so this is a chance to go to this place I've always wanted to visit! When I got off at Akasaka station, there were a lot of people. I decided to put off seeing the monument and headed towards my destination here. I was nervous about whether there would be a line. Since it was a weekday, I was able to get in right after the 11 o'clock opening. I ordered the A lunch set for 2000 yen, which includes the famous pancakes with salad, a drink, and even a parfait as a bonus. The B set replaces the pancakes with a sandwich. The delicious smell made me excited. The pancakes that were brought to me had butter and syrup on top. I spread the butter evenly and tried it as is. Delicious - too delicious. I wondered if I even needed the syrup. But when I cut the pancakes and added a little syrup, it was also good! Since I was alone, it was too bad that there was no one to share this deliciousness with! It was so delicious that I couldn't help but nod in agreement, and then I made eye contact with the owner and felt embarrassed. He smiled kindly. I want to express how delicious this is! It's really delicious! I wanted to say thank you, but I held back. The salad was not just a regular salad. It was a fruit salad, but the dressing was exquisite. It complemented the salad well without interfering with the fruits, and it was too delicious. I chose the mixed juice for my drink. It wasn't too sweet and paired well with the pancakes. This menu was well thought out. I felt sad when I finished the pancakes and they were gone. But there was still more to come - the parfait. The parfait of the day was fig. You can also change it to mango for an additional fee, but fig was my late grandfather's favorite. I wondered what kind of parfait it would be, and then the owner whipped the cream by hand! No shortcuts even with the whipped cream! The parfait that was brought to me looked like a flower! I can't express in words the deliciousness of this parfait. It was beyond amazing.

It's been a long time since I visited the hotcake parlor FuruFuru, a sweets shop with a great reputation located a 5-minute walk from Akasaka Station. Originally, the shop was opened by staff members of the now-closed Manzo Fruits Parlor in Akihabara, where you could enjoy their famous copper plate hotcakes. I used to visit Manzo Fruits Parlor often during my university years, as it was close by. I arrived at FuruFuru on a weekday when they opened at 11:00, and there were only 8 customers in total. I ordered the weekday lunch set A for 2000 yen, which included mini hotcakes, fruit marinated salad, a drink (choose from 5 options), and a mini parfait. This month's special was a fig set, so I ordered that. The copper plate hotcakes took about 20 minutes to be served. The fruit marinated salad consisted of cut pineapple, mini tomatoes, kiwi, lettuce, and more. The hotcakes were served with one piece topped with butter and the other soaked in maple syrup, creating a crispy surface and moist inside. After finishing the hotcakes, the mini parfait was served, featuring fig sauce, whipped cream, yogurt ice cream, aloe, fig slices, and fig jelly. The figs were juicy and delicious. Overall, it was a satisfying weekday lunch with tasty hotcakes and parfait. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I happened to stop by a cafe nearby while running errands, and I'm grateful for the coincidence! The food was delicious. The cream used in the fruit sandwich was light and fluffy, just the way I like it. The only downside was that the bottom of the parfait was jelly! Considering the price of 2500 yen (!), I wish it had sponge cake or mousse instead. Am I the only one who thinks of jelly as just a filler? I chose the parfait, and my companion chose the pancakes, but next time I think I'll go for the pancakes too. The pancakes come with plenty of butter, syrup, and cream on the side. I'm looking forward to when I can visit again.

When I went in August, it was during summer vacation and this time I checked properly before going, so there was space available. There is a ticket machine for waiting in line in front of the shop. I was wondering if I should line up, but the door opened and I was guided to a counter seat. It's a very polite shop. I ordered hotcakes and a pot of black tea. The hotcakes cost ¥900 for a stack of 2. There is a guide on how to eat them placed on the table. You spread the butter in the middle by overlapping two pieces, then cut and pour syrup to eat. The butter is really good quality. The pancakes are also quite delicious, so it's understandable why they are popular. The pancakes exceeded my expectations in terms of taste. The black tea is from mightyleaf in America, and I love pot tea. It was also delicious. I had milk with it. I had the first cup straight and the second cup with milk. They also have seasonal fruits available to complement the pancakes, and there are different types of parfaits as well. The cute illustration on the shop's signboard is charming, and the shop's cards are also cute. The nearest stations are Akasaka, Tameike-Sanno, and Roppongi-itchome, but I think Akasaka is the closest. Since there are many slopes in the area, I recommend checking if the shop is open before going.

The location is a bit hard to find. The small interior has a nostalgic and calming atmosphere. The water has a hint of pineapple flavor. It was a hot summer day, so it made me feel refreshed. The pancakes had a gentle and traditional taste, fluffy and delicious.

At a hotcake parlor in Akasaka, I had a peach parfait for 3,300 yen. The peaches, sourced from Yamagata prefecture, had a perfect firmness and a satisfyingly sweet taste. The quality of the peaches was top-notch. The only downside was the jelly at the bottom, which had a peculiar taste that I didn't quite like. Despite being a bit pricey, the parfait was incredibly delicious.

The snack pancake at 3 o'clock was just right with one piece, so I got butter, syrup, whipped cream, custard, fruits, and avocado honey shake. It was my first time finding this menu and I would like to try the seasonal mixed juice or shake again. The vacuum mixer was also interesting.

Located about a 5-minute walk from Akasaka Station, this restaurant called Kochi Furufuru specializes in pancakes. While the Akasaka branch is known for being crowded and expensive, the Ume no Oka branch is recommended. However, since I prioritize visiting popular restaurants, I decided to go to the rumored crowded one. Surprisingly, when I visited at 2:30 pm on a Saturday, it was not crowded at all. I ordered the most popular item, the Fruit Cream Pancakes for 1600 yen, and added an iced coffee for an additional 400 yen. The pancakes were different from regular pancakes, with a crispy texture when you cut into them - a classic and nostalgic feel. The creamy center with fruits like kiwi and banana added to the happiness and dreamy experience. The pancakes paired well with the iced coffee, and I enjoyed them thoroughly. While I personally don't have a strong love for pancakes, I couldn't help but wonder why this simple and nostalgic pancake dish received such high praise. I was glad I didn't have to wait in a long line to enjoy them, but I can imagine feeling disappointed if I had to wait in the heat of summer for this taste.

Holiday, arrived around 4:30 pm on Friday. The restaurant was about 30% full. It's located about a 5-6 minute walk from Roppongi-itchome, a little bit behind. I ordered 2 pancakes and a coffee set for 1,300 yen from TBS. After waiting for about 10 minutes, the coffee arrived, followed by the pancakes. I spread plenty of butter and poured plenty of syrup on them, and they were delicious! Unlike the recent pancake trend, these pancakes had a nostalgic and warm taste to them, and they were really tasty. Thank you for the meal. I will definitely go back ^ ^

Hotcake Standard (2 pieces) + Drink Set (Iced Tea) for 900 yen + 400 yen. It was just past 5 pm on a weekday and there were empty seats available. I debated whether to add fruit cream or ice cream as toppings, but this time I just wanted to eat simple hotcakes, so I went with the standard option. The freshly baked hotcakes had a sweet aroma. The surface was crispy and golden brown, while the edges were crunchy. The inside was fluffy and slightly moist. It felt a bit heavy, but enjoying the taste was the most important thing. I generously spread butter and poured plenty of syrup. The hotcake batter itself was quite sweet, but even with the syrup, it wasn't overly sugary. The aroma of the batter, the flavor of the butter, and the subtle sweetness made it hard to stop eating. Before I knew it, I had finished it all. If I have the chance to go again, I might try the fruit cream next time.

Momoparfait for 3300 yen. Half fruit sandwich for 1100 yen. Set drink for 400 yen. The Momoparfait had just the right balance. It was slightly smaller in portion. The fruit sandwich was really good. It had plenty of fruit and the cream was rich and chewy.

This shop is located in a back alley in Akasaka and is popular for its pancakes and fruit parfaits. Today, I couldn't decide between the peach parfait and the melon parfait, but ended up choosing the melon parfait with melon ice cream and the chocolate banana pancake. The melon parfait had plenty of large pieces of melon all the way down to the bottom with ice cream, and it was sweet, juicy, and delicious. The pancake was a bit too sweet for my liking, especially when eaten with the toppings, so I would give it four stars. The female staff member's customer service was excellent!

Visit date: August 5, 2023 (Saturday) Visit time: 3:20 PM Queue at the time of visit: 0 people Entry time: 3:45 PM Queue at opening: 4 people - Order - Peach parfait: 3,300 yen Standard hotcakes: 900 yen Each drink set A well-known fruit parlor in Akasaka. There is a ticket issuing machine in front of the store, and the inside of the store was full, so I had to wait for a while sitting on a chair. The interior has counter seats and table seats. There were many families, couples, and couples. I ordered a parfait made with seasonal fruits, and the classic hotcakes. The peach parfait had plenty of peaches and was accompanied by mint-scented jelly. With plenty of whipped cream, the feeling of happiness in the mouth was unparalleled. The peach sorbet in the middle was refreshing on a hot day. The standard hotcakes were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, just like the ones you would expect at a café. The maple syrup wasn't overly sweet. I was surprised that the water was flavored with fruit. It was delicious, thank you for the meal.

Visit before 12pm on Sunday. This was my second visit. You can get in right away when they open, but if you come with a group, it's better to wait until everyone arrives before entering. The mango fruit sandwich is delicious! I also tried the egg sandwich this time, and it was also tasty. The fruit cream pancakes were delicious too, but I couldn't finish them because I ate too much in the beginning haha. They are more filling than they look, so it's better to consider how much you can eat before ordering haha. The pancakes are also very delicious! If you feel like having pancakes or fruit sandwiches, you can't go wrong by coming here.☆

Sweets TOKYO Top 100 Stores 89/100 Located in a complex area a short walk from Akasaka Station, this shop welcomes you with cute motifs of pancakes and parfaits at the entrance. The menu varies depending on the season, but here are some options: Weekday Lunch Set @2000 - Tue-Fri 11:00-14:00 (90-minute limit) A Lunch Mini-sized pancakes with fruit marinated salad, this month's mini parfait, drink B Lunch Egg ham and cheese sandwich with fruit marinated salad, this month's mini parfait, drink Weekday Afternoon Tea Set @2800 - Tue-Fri 14:00-18:30 (90-minute limit) Avocado and roast sandwich (4 slices) or egg cheese sandwich or fruit sandwich, standard mini-sized pancakes (2 pieces), mini parfait (Takami melon, can be changed to mango), drink Other options include peach parfait @3300, peach juice @2000, apple mango parfait @2500, chocolate banana parfait @1600, fruit parfait @2500, melon mascarpone pancakes @2500, pancakes @900, juice @1200, coffee @600, and more. As it was my first visit, I wanted to try both the parfait and pancakes, so I had the Weekday Afternoon Tea Set @2800 with mixed juice, fruit sandwich, pancakes, and mini parfait (Takami melon). The mixed juice had a tropical flavor with peach, strawberry, mango, raspberry, papaya, and pineapple. The fruit sandwich had a beautiful cross-section with cream and fruit - the acidity of strawberries, pineapples, kiwis, and mangoes paired well with the sweet cream. The pancakes were crispy with a hint of salt - butter alone without syrup might be enough. The mini parfait had a generous amount of mint, rich cream, vanilla ice cream, Takami melon, and aloe for a simple composition. I was full and satisfied. Due to the location, there were many women using the cafe during work hours. There was no wait at 2 pm on a weekday, and some people were using takeout. Thank you for the meal.

Visited for the first time with two people around 6:00 PM on a normal day. Luckily, there were seats available, but customers who came after had to wait outside. It's a small restaurant with a counter and a few table seats. The Chocolate Banana Parfait for 1,600 yen was delicious. PayPay payment is accepted.

I decided to celebrate our wedding anniversary in August by eating a peach parfait. Peach parfaits start appearing around July, so I made sure to go eat one during our visit to the National Art Center in Tokyo. We went to a pancake parlor called Full Full in Akasaka. It was a hot day, so I was hesitant to wait outside, but luckily a staff member guided us in before getting a waiting ticket. I ordered the peach parfait, of course, and also got a hot coffee (refills allowed). The coffee arrived first, followed by the parfait after a bit of a wait. The neatly arranged slices of peach were beautiful, and I was careful not to drop any while eating. When I bit into the fresh peach, sweet juice overflowed. It was delicious. The sweet and tangy sauce on the whipped cream in the center added a nice touch. The peach sorbet and vanilla ice cream were also tasty. Diced peaches were hidden at the bottom as well. I finished off with the peach jelly at the very bottom. It was a parfait that allowed me to fully enjoy the taste of peaches.

Party Plan A Course: - Toast with Avocado and Roast Ham (4 slices) - Pancakes (2 plain mini-sized) - Melon Mini Parfait - Drinks: Orange Soda for the toast, Iced Lemon Tea for the pancakes The combination of orange soda and pon juice with carbonation was delicious. The sandwich with avocado, ham, mayonnaise, and nuts on toasted bread had a great balance and was very tasty. The toasted pancakes were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, a must-try at this restaurant. The melon mini parfait was filled with melon on top and inside, along with delicious whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, and aloe. Overall, everything was delicious without any complaints.

This is a quite unique shop in the back alleys of Akasaka. This time, it's a shop selected from the top 100 for its parfaits and pancakes. The pancakes are more like hotcakes, with a firm surface cooked on a traditional home hot plate. The shop was full as soon as it opened at 11 o'clock. The taste is simple, but as they say, simplicity is best. This is what makes it a top 100 shop.