Fruits Sugi

Couldn’t say by word. Best fresh fruit parfait inTokyo. Platform come and try it. Seasonal dish will be served with nice decoration. Impressively.

Delicious af!!! The seasonal parfait they were serving at the time was peach parfait, and they kept an excellent balance of the sweetness of the preach mixed with some sour plums.
The most delicious peach I've ever had in my life!
The fruits are super expensive tho. I wouldn't recommend it for fruit shopping tbh, unless you don't care about the price. Cause it's without a doubt, the best quality fruits. It's a very small place and it has waiting time. when you get there, you write your name and they give you the time card to come back. So I recommend to go there and book your turn first, then grab a lunch or something and go there for dessert.

Fruit Sugi has been on my mind for about two years now. .
I wanted to make a reservation, but I wasn't able to go because I was worried about whether I would be able to eat all the food I would be eating.
At that time, I had a day off on weekdays, so I decided to take the opportunity and made a reservation.

I was hungry and visited at 5pm.
I was hesitant between persimmon and mango, but ordered the citrus parfait.
Also available for a limited time is fig milk.

The fig milk was brought to me first, and it was very thick, sweet, fresh, and delicious!
And I was pretty hungry.
Will I be able to finish the parfait after this? I'm a little worried...

Afterwards, a citrus parfait was brought to me, and I couldn't help but gawk at the volume and the beauty of the presentation. lol
It was a type called Beni Madonna.
The description said it was jiggly like jelly, but when I took a bite, it was exactly as I expected!
And it's very sweet yet refreshing!
It was delicious and I ate more and more.
The glass also contained mandarin orange jelly and yogurt jelly, but it wasn't too sweet and tasted like 99% fruit, so it was easy to eat.
Usually parfaits are so sweet that I get tired of them and can't eat them anymore, but I was able to finish Fruit Sugi's parfait without that problem.

The store staff were also cheerful, energetic, and nice people, and somehow I felt energized.
I've become a fan.
I'm glad I had the courage to go.
I would like to try another parfait next time!