Cloud travel destination: Nagasaki
Highlights of the tour: Desserts
Those who love desserts can't miss the dessert shops in Nagasaki, Japan, and in addition to tasting the iconic Nagasaki honey cake, there are many interesting places to check in. For example, the famous Umetsudo, founded in 1894, is a representative foreign fruit shop in Nagasaki, which is loved by the locals, and the desserts are often introduced. A while ago, cream cake rolls "Caruso" and "hazelnut coffee rolls" were launched here, which were very popular. The former, inspired by the singing voice of Italian tenor Caruso, uses cream made from Italian meringue cream and light whipped cream to enhance the flavor and express the layering, while the latter is full of rich coffee aromas, and then adds to the taste with hazelnuts and nougat.
Another popular yokozuna shop is Cherry Town, named after Sakuracho, where the shop is located, and the desserts are small and delicate, and the cross-section is very beautiful, which is very popular with young people. For a classic taste, recommend the Nagasaki honey cake roll from DIA8 Bar, which is infused with three pots of sugar, which is often used in Japanese sweets, to add a unique flavor to the soft cake. Order another cup of hot bartending, Cafe Pompadour, the wine is added to the coffee, and the aromatic has a hint of bitterness, neutralizing the sweetness of the cake.
The Namzante area of Nagasaki is a preservation site for traditional architectural complexes, and the church buildings are elegant and quiet, showing a strong exotic atmosphere. In addition to walking and taking photos, many people go to the "Nagasaki Namzan Te pudding" shop to enjoy special desserts. The sign here is "Nanshan Hand-painted Glass Pudding", and through the bottle, you can see the colorful colors of the jam on the pudding. The pudding ingredients here are very exquisite, using yunxian milk, healthy and mellow.
Beijing News reporter Qu Xiaoyi
Edited by Li Zheng Proofreader Wang Xin
Photo Courtesy of Nagasaki Prefectural Tourism Association, Japan