Sunroom Sweets Senaga Island Store is a popular shop known for its wide variety of sweets. Located within Senaga Island Umikaji Terrace, it's a recommended spot to take a break while strolling around.

The most popular item, the mango cream chiffon cake, is Sunroom Sweets' signature dish that evokes the essence of Okinawa. It captivates everyone who tastes it, and repeat customers keep coming back.

This article will cover the menu at Sunroom Sweets Senaga Island, including their mango cream chiffon cake, scones, Shisa-shaped baby castella cakes, and details about the interior and seating area!

1. Sunroom Sweets Senaga Island's specialty: "Mango Cream Chiffon"

Sunroom Sweets Senaga Island branch mainly offers sweets and drinks. The main sweets include cream chiffon cake, scones, and cream daifuku (rice cakes). There are many different flavors of each, so there are too many sweets on display to introduce in this article.

Among the many sweets available, the "Mango Cream Chiffon (378 yen)" is overwhelmingly popular. This luxurious dessert combines the fluffy texture of chiffon cake with light, smooth cream and chunks of mango.

The sweetness isn't cloying, yet you can really taste the richness of the mango, making you think, "I could eat this forever!"

Just as popular as the mango cream chiffon cake are the scones, which enjoy enduring popularity. Leading the pack is the ever-popular chocolate chip scone. Made fresh daily in-store, these scones offer a delightful contrast in texture between the perfectly baked surface and the soft interior.

With over 10 different types of scones available, including Okinawan flavors like purple sweet potato, island brown sugar, and Ishigaki salt, it's hard to decide which one to order!

Speaking of Okinawan specialties, you can't miss the "Shisa Baby Castella (594 yen)." It's a unique baked good that depicts a Shisa (Okinawan guardian lion) using baby castella.

The stylized Shisa statues are so adorable you might hesitate to put them in your mouth. The way they're packed tightly into the cup-type container is also endearing.

Just like the sweets, the drinks are also incredibly varied. There's a wide selection of creamy frozen drinks, sodas, and tropical drinks, plus coffee, café au lait, cocoa, and tea—all perfect pairings with sweets.

Among the many drinks available, the most popular is the "Mango Cream Frozen (864 yen)." The sweetness and tartness of the mango are perfectly balanced! It's rich yet not cloyingly sweet, and has a refreshing taste. If you visit Sunroom Sweets Senaga Island, this is a drink you should definitely order.

2. Interior and seating area

There are no seats inside the shop; it's a stand-up style establishment marked by a display case filled with rows of sweets.
There's such a wide variety of sweets that when you stand in front of the display case, your eyes are drawn to so many things, it's hard to choose!

A terrace extends in front of the shop, where you can enjoy sweets and drinks on the wooden deck. The best seats are the counter seats with a view of the sea.

At Sunroom Sweets, the railing surrounding the terrace serves as a counter, allowing you to enjoy your sweets while gazing at the sea.

3. Basic Information about Sunroom Sweets Senaga Island Store

Sunroom Sweets Senaga Island is located slightly to the left of the center when facing Umikaji Terrace. It is on the first floor facing the road, and its store number within Umikaji Terrace is 11.

We recommend looking for the sign with a sun illustration that is installed at the store.