Osaka｜It's absolutely okay to have a parfait all night long

There are many choices for late-night snacks in Japan, including izakaya, yakiniku, ramen and even convenience stores, but what if you suddenly want to have a parfait after a night out? The night parfait specialty store introduced this time will definitely make your wishes come true. The "night parfait culture" originated in Sapporo. In view of the fact that office workers generally cannot enjoy desserts during afternoon tea time and can only have a chance to get a little healing after endless overtime, the night parfait culture has gradually emerged over time. Under the trend, the "Night Parfait Specialty Store" opened its first branch in Hokkaido. Currently, there are 8 branches in Japan. Both tourists and locals love it very much, and it becomes more and more lively as the night goes on. The Shinsaibashi branch we visited this time is conveniently located, within 3 minutes' walk from the center of Shinsaibashi. The ingredients are generally made from seasonal fruits, so the menu will be adjusted according to the season. I saw my favorite strawberry parfait on the menu, so I didn't think twice about ordering one. Of course, it's called a night parfait, and of course, fine wine is indispensable. Each parfait can be paired with a cocktail or non-alcoholic drink when you choose the set meal. In order to maximize the sense of ceremony, I decided to add 700 yen for a glass of champagne. I first praised the design of the champagne glass and watched the bubbles slowly rise, which was very healing. Soon after ordering, the waiter will provide a parfait ingredient list in English and Japanese. Just reading the text is enough to make you look forward to it. The waiter will also carefully explain the ingredients and suggest ways to eat it. Although it is just a simple parfait, every detail is full of ritual sense. When I came here, I finally mentioned parfait. A small cup of parfait already includes strawberries, rose jelly, almond frosting, pistachio ice cream, roasted tea ice cream, sponge cake, fresh cream and other exquisite ingredients. No matter how it is matched, it has a certain quality, but what is irreplaceable is the healing experience that makes people feel good. 📍Nighttime parfait shop parfaiteria palshinsaibashi / foodlog3.51 Osaka Prefecture Osaka City Chuo District Higashi Shinsaibashi 1-17-15 Marusei Bldg. 3rd floor 🏦Business hours: Sunday to Thursday 18:00-00:00 Friday and before holidays 17:00-01:00 Saturday 16:00-01:00 #Japanese food #Osaka food #Osaka