Bamiyan's "Honey Fried Bread with Vanilla Ice Cream

In this series of articles introducing "secret specialties" behind the scenes, item 29 is Bamiyan's "Honey Fried Bread with Vanilla Ice Cream".

Bamiyan is a Chinese family restaurant. Bamiyan is a Chinese family restaurant that offers a wide variety of Chinese dishes such as ramen, fried rice, mapo tofu, and gyoza (dumplings). The restaurant is currently holding the " Three Great Ramen Festivals.

The "Honey Fried Bread with Vanilla Ice Cream" is a dessert consisting of a stick of fried bread topped with honey and vanilla ice cream, and has been on the menu for over 20 years. The price is 319 yen (tax not included). There is also a "honey fried bread" without vanilla ice cream (249 yen including tax).


In fact, this fried bread is eaten with porridge or other side dishes in China, where it is originally from, and is rarely arranged as a sweet. The honey topping and the ice cream are both Bamiyan originals.


The fried bread is hot. The surface is crispy and hard like a baguette, but the inside is firmer and firmer. It has a peculiar and addictive aroma, similar to that of a doughnut.


The cool ice cream and rich honey sweetness of the honey is combined with the ice cream and honey, creating a little paradise in the mouth. Hot and cold, crispy and mellow. The luxurious sensation of having two opposites in one mouth at the same time is a double whammy.


Even when the ice cream melts, it does not soak into the fried bread so much, and the texture can be enjoyed until the very end. The volume of the dish is large, but not too much, and the calorie count is only 311 kcal.

A drink bar can be added for an additional ¥199. The sweetness of the drink goes well with coffee, but the honey flavor also goes well with oolong tea. A variety of Chinese teas are available, so you can enjoy a combination of teas.


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