Take-out product “Ice Monaka” is on sale from Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo

2021.05.11

Ice cream is now on sale at the Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo shop with the concept of “a warming time created by delicate care and cultivated dignity.”
There are four flavors in all, including a wide range of popular vanilla and Hanasansho, which is rare for ice cream. Please enjoy various tastes.

Enjoy the taste of hotel maids including afternoon tea at home

~ Summer Strawberry Otani ~
A fruity flavor with plenty of flesh of the domestic strawberry “Otani Natsu Ichigo” harvested in the summer. The sour summer strawberries and creamy ice cream go great together.

~ Hanayama pepper ~
Chinese food The original dessert developed in Sichuan is made into ice cream. It is a unique flavor with the characteristic scent of Japanese pepper and a pleasant sweetbread.

~ Lamb Raisin ~
A slightly mature ice cream with sultana raisins and rum.

~ Patissier Vanilla ~
Rich vanilla ice cream with a gorgeous scent of vanilla beans from Tahiti. It is a popular flavor for a wide range of people.

Ice Monaka Overview

Sales period: Year-round sales
Store: 1F Variety shop “Chapeau Blanc”
Price: 350 yen each

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