Limited to 5 days “In love with honey! Honey Hunt Desert Buffet ”held

2021.12.29

The delicate and gorgeous sweets created by the wedding hall’s exclusive pastry chef, which changes the theme for each season, and the photogenic space are very popular.
This time, you can enjoy all-you-can-eat for a total of 21 types, including 12 types of sweets with the theme of “honey” and 9 types of food that the chef is particular about, for a limited time of 5 days.

The lineup of sweets is centered around those with a refreshing aftertaste by combining sweet “honey” with sour ingredients such as lemon and cheese.
In addition, “Kuma-san” who loves honey and sweets with “honey bee” motifs are lined up, and the cuteness of the appearance is also packed with the pastry chef’s commitment.

From January to February, when the winter is in full swing and health consciousness is increasing, please heal your mind and body with the nutritious “honey” sweets.

"In love with honey! Honey hunt dessert buffet" project outline

Holding period: January 2022: 10th (Monday) and 29th (Sat)
February: 9th (Wednesday), 20th (Sunday), 23rd (Wednesday)
* Reservation required
time: 12: 30-14: 00 (LO.13: 30)
15: 00-16: 30 (L.O.16:00)
price: Adults 4,500 yen / Elementary school students 1,900 yen / Preschoolers 1,100 yen / Free for children under 3 years old * Consumption tax and service charge included
Venue: Shin-Urayasu ArtGrace Wedding Coast Guest House
address: 5-8-2 Akemi, Urayasu City, Chiba 279-0014
TEL: 047-316-6668

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