Audrey Yokohama Takashimaya

Within 10 minutes of opening on weekdays, there was a line of nearly 20 people. The wait time isn't too bad as you wait while looking at the list of products handed out by the store staff. I bought Glaceon, a cute candy that looks like a bouquet of flowers, for Valentine's Day. It will last until March, so there is plenty of time before the expiration date.

Although Glaceon
I've visited several times after 6pm after work, and it was always sold out at that time. I lined up around 3pm on a weekday and was finally able to purchase it. Still, there were some fresh sweets and set items that were sold out.

It's crispy, has just the right amount of sweetness, and is very delicious.
It's a little extravagant to buy something just because you want to eat it, but it makes a great souvenir.
It looks cute and people will like it.

I don't know the correct way to eat it.
It's large enough to be eaten in about 3 bites, but if you start from the top, the bottom will feel bland.
If you go from the bottom, you can enjoy the gradation of flavors, but it's hard to eat and it's a bit dirty.
It doesn't feel like it's a hit all at once.
I guess you can eat it any way you like, but I'd like to know the correct way to eat it so that it tastes nice and delicious.

No matter when I go, there's always a long line, so I've given up on it, but I ended up having it for New Year's.
As expected, it was very delicious.