The chocolate cake here is a taste full of memories: when my older sister started living in 東京, she would bring one back every time she visited home. As someone who loves nuts and walnuts, it's one of my favorite cakes. Now I buy it for my family every time I go to 東京 on business. I'm a little concerned about why it keeps so long, but since it sometimes has a shelf life of about three days, I find it convenient. I've tried about 4 varieties besides the chocolate cake, but honestly, I found them rather ordinary and not worth going out of my way to buy, so now I choose only the chocolate cake without hesitation.

I like トップス cakes, but a staff member looked at me as if to say hurry up because I took a while getting my change out. From now on, if I buy トップス, I'd like to go to another shop.

A shop known for its chocolate cake. I tried that taste I loved as a child again. Yes. Delicious. The chocolate cream, whipped coarsely enough for the air bubbles to be visible, has a light texture that gently melts in your mouth. Rich cakes that young adults enjoy are too heavy for children, aren't they? It reminded me. Now that I'm once again at an age where I struggle with heavy foods, I feel I might be able to love トップス chocolate cake again.

I've loved the fresh chocolate cake here for about 30 years. I had it for the first time in over 5 years. It's as delicious as ever, but maybe it isn't as popular as it used to be?

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Bought a classic chocolate cream cake. The sponge was moist, soft, fragrant, and sweet, but the chocolate cream itself was rather ordinary; just a regular, tasty traditional chocolate cream cake. Nothing particularly special, though.