Ultra-luxurious for just 200 yen? Japan’s Okayama “Fruit Sundae” is guaranteed to melt any girl’s heart
▲Okayama in Japan is abundant in white peaches, Muscat grapes, and Kyoho grapes, making fruit sundaes a must-try delicacy.
Reporter Peng Huaiyu / Reported and photographed in Okayama, Japan
With its warm climate and abundant sunshine, Okayama is renowned as a fruit kingdom. It ranks first in Japan in the production of white peaches, Muscat grapes, and Kyoho grapes. The city even has a dedicated Okayama Fruit Sundae Street. But if you're short on time or budget, there's actually a great value option just a short walk from JR Okayama Station.
▲%Just image description% is located on the first floor of the UNFESTA Okayama shopping mall. "Espace Okayama" is a modest-looking yet exceptional value coffee shop.
When in Okayama, you must try the fruit sundae ! Located on the first floor of the SUNFESTA Okayama shopping mall, "Espace Okayama" is a humble-looking yet incredibly worthwhile café. There’s only one type of fruit sundae on the menu, and while the photo doesn’t look very appealing, once it arrives at your table, any girl’s eyes will light up—so dazzling you’ll want to feed your camera before taking a bite.
▲The fruit sundae is made with corn-based i???, layered with ???, ???, ??, and sweet ???, then topped with ??? and ????.
The fruit sundae is made with corn-based i???, layered with ???, ???, ??, and juicy ???, plus ?? from the ?? region. What’s surprising is that this fruit sundae, which often costs over a thousand yen, is filled with an abundance of fruit for just 620 yen (about 167 New Taiwan Dollars). The super generous portion is perfect for sharing between two girls. For those who prefer something more simple, you can also try the Okayama specialty white peach tart, priced at 460 yen per serving (about 124 New Taiwan Dollars).
▲White Peach Tart, single serving for 460 Japanese Yen (approximately 124 New Taiwan Dollars).
Depending on the season, there are also different combinations featuring strawberries, white peaches, cantaloupe, oranges, and grapefruit. Surprisingly, despite often costing over a thousand yen, this fruit sundae loaded with fruit is only 620 yen (about 167 New Taiwan Dollars), and its hearty contents are just right for two girls to share. If you prefer something simpler, you can also try the Okayama specialty white peach tart, priced at 460 yen per serving (about 124 New Taiwan Dollars).
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Espace Okayama
Address: 1-1 Ekimachi, Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, 1F SUNFESTA Okayama (1-minute walk to the right from the JR Okayama Station exit)
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