Tasted good to me. I took out one piece of ice sandwiches of milk flavor and other 4 cups of milk, matcha, soybean & flour, and salt & mascarpone flavors. They are all tested good to me.

A takeout-only ice cream shop just a short walk from the north exit of Nankai Railway's Izumisano Station. They put the ice cream in a cup or waffle cone, with flavors like gianduja (hazelnut & chocolate) and a milk flavor made only with local いちず milk — lots of ice creams you don't often see elsewhere, which is nice. The prices are reasonable too, so it's a good pick for the coming season👍

When I found the shop it was open, and it said it was open until 8 p.m., so I went to buy some in the early afternoon, but it was closed. I'm usually the type who thinks a shop that gets off on the wrong foot just isn't meant for me, but I can't resist ice cream and it happened to be open when I passed by, so I gave it a try. This cone is an M (2 flavors). It was over 500 yen, but maybe buying the cup in the back would have been cheaper; there was so little ice cream I thought it was an S. The inside of the cone was empty The macaron was 4 cm in diameter instead of the usual 5 cm; in exchange it was cheap for a macaron (200 yen), but after taking it home I noticed there was no manufacturing date, manufacturer, or expiration date listed at all. Not sure about the service either. I probably won't buy again. The taste was average.

A gelato shop in name only? There are plenty of tastier gelato shops out there, so I hope they try harder. They really need to be more particular about their ingredients!! I'd like them to do repeated taste tests. I won't be visiting again!

Expensive, small portions, not particularly tasty, and the worst service and staff attitude — the full four-part combo. That chain with a number in its name is tastier and has better service. This is the first pastry shop I've come across that asks how long it'll take you to get home but doesn't provide dry ice or ice packs. You'd be happier buying Häagen-Dazs at a convenience store. The good-value sets apparently sold online aren't available in store, so you just end up paying more and losing out. Addendum: I'm sorry, but including their replies to other reviews, I didn't see the sincerity or enthusiasm that would make me want to support them, which is disappointing. Around here there are so many small independent shops working hard without a high-handed attitude, so I had expectations (^_^;) It's for locals who don't need to think about travel time home and for people who want to eat on the spot.