Parfaiteria Sato
×Shime Parfait
Why you must eat itIn Susukino there is a habit of closing a night out not with ramen but with a parfait, called the "shime parfait." Sato is a parfait specialist open only at night, layering ice cream and whipped cream, seasonal fruit, jelly and meringue into a glass you eat slowly in the dim room. The sweetness is more restrained than you expect, settling lightly on a mouth after drink. Watch it built across the counter, and have one at the end of the day.
Sato, a night-parfait specialist, is known as one of the shops that define Susukino's shime-parfait culture. It runs from around six in the evening until late and serves drink alongside the parfaits. It changes ingredients by season, and its make-up is less sweet than it looks. Tucked into a multi-tenant building a few minutes from the Susukino crossing, with limited seats, it sometimes means a wait. A calm room of counter and tables.
- Nearest
- Susukino Stn
- Hours
- 18:00-24:00
- Price
- ~¥1,400