My personal favorite crepe shop Nearby, there's also one in Amami In this day and age, a shop that serves a crepe stuffed with so much whipped cream it makes you queasy for 380 yen is precious, and it's the same price even with chocolate cream. The batter is the chewy, moist type, so maybe it's a minor faction these days when the crispy type is mainstream. Describing it as an upgraded version of convenience store sweets (that's a compliment) might be closest. I hope they keep it up and maintain this quality at this price!!

A new shop had opened, so I stopped by right away The menu is extensive with lots of options, and you can enjoy toppings too🥰 A base price of 350 yen is quite an effort! I think it's good value I ordered the matcha shiratama azuki cream. It took about 5 minutes to make, maybe? There was just 1 shiratama on top, a bit sad The anko was properly inside too, reassuring. Plenty of cream too so it's a heavy dessert. The taste isn't refined; it's sweet, the kind kids would probably like Also, I ate in the shop, but by the nature of the product your mouth and hands inevitably get messy, so I wish they had some table napkins, and water too. Is that asking too much? I tried the mountain chocolate whip with soft-serve topping. What came was very different from what I imagined, I was surprised. Forgot to take a photo It's the regular mountain chocolate whip with a mini soft-serve cone stuck inside. It's not too sweet and tasty, but hard to eat. The wrapping paper sticks to the crepe so you can't slide it down as you eat. If you force it, the crepe tears and the filling💦

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I always get the ¥950 Special Açaí ^_^ It's delicious! So grateful to get the Special at this price! And the girl with long hair is very polite! I hope the company gives her some praise! I always have a pleasant time here! Thank you!

A shop I'd been curious about for a while. I ordered pancakes and asked for them freshly made, so it takes 20–30 minutes; I was given a number card and waited in the eat-in space with it standing on the table so the staff could see it. A little later, a woman who had ordered the same way sat two seats away, and after a while her mother and child came, but the child couldn't sit and wait, so the woman and child left and only her mother stayed seated. About 30 minutes after I ordered, a staff member came out with pancakes, put them on the mother's table, and went back inside. While waiting and thinking, “But I ordered first,” the woman and her child came back, and while the woman was telling her mother, “But I ordered the whipped cream on the side,” the child put cream on their finger and poked at the pancakes. Shortly after, the same staff member came out with pancakes with cream on the side, and when the woman said she had ordered it on the side, the staff member put down the pancakes they were holding, picked up the pancakes the child had poked, and put them on my table. You want me to eat this? You'd just pass it along like that? Then what are the number cards for? I was furious. I had them make me a new one, but what do those of you reading this think of this kind of service? Would you want to go to a shop like this? It was the absolute worst, and I will never go to this shop again for the rest of my life. I don't even want to give it any stars.

Since ショコロブ in Higashi-Osaka was delicious, I tried this nearby location. Unfortunately, the pancakes didn't rise enough. They came sunken in the middle. The taste was good, though... Maybe it's a difference in how they're made? The crepes didn't have options like sugar butter either... The batter is thick, the custard is sweet and somewhat firm, and the whipped cream's smell bothered me. I thought it was a shame to waste what's good about ショコロブ. If you're going anyway, I recommend the Higashi-Osaka location.