Magically transforms a cat into high heels? !! “High-heel Cat”

2020.10.09

Halloween-only gift chocolate “High-heel Cat” will be on sale at “THE SHOP at the Park” (1F) from October 1st (Thursday) to 31st (Saturday), 2020.

Since it is expected that many people will spend this year’s Halloween at home, the hotel pastry chef has devised a gift chocolate that is recommended as a reward for yourself and as a gift for your loved ones.

The theme is “high heels of a cat transformed by the magic of a witch”. The cat playing mischievously on the crescent moon of milk chocolate is expressed with high heels that image femininity, and the jewelry is designed with almonds and bonbon chocolate coated in pink with strawberry chocolate.

THE SHOP at the Park

In addition, the shop sells “finger chocolates” and “Halloween cookies” that look like witch’s fingers, and proposes “Hotel Halloween” and “House Halloween” that you can enjoy in your hotel room.

≪Overview of High-heel Cat≫

Period: October 1st (Thursday) -31st (Saturday), 2020
Location: THE SHOP at the Park (1F)
Time: 11:00 A.M. ~ 6: 00 P.M.
Price: ■ High-heel Cat ¥ 8,000
High-heeled chocolate with a cat motif transformed by the magic of a witch

≪Other Halloween sweets≫
■ Finger chocolate ¥ 1,500
Stick chocolate that looks like a witch’s finger

■ Halloween cookie ¥ 1,300
Assortment of Halloween-themed cookies

Halloween cookies

Inquiries / Reservations: Restaurant Reservation TEL: 03-5400-1170 (10: 00A.M. ~ 6: 00P.M.)
* The above charges include consumption tax.
* Ingredients and menus may change depending on the purchase situation.
* If you have any allergies to 7 specific raw materials (shrimp, crab, wheat, buckwheat, egg, milk, peanuts), please contact us in advance.
* The above information is as of the time of release (September 28) and is subject to change.

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