Cozy Corner

the sweets look really tasty!

Wow, now that's service. Not so over here; just a paper bag an that's it ^^; And damn those sweets look good.

LOL , In Malaysia theres a Restaurant named Cozy Corner at The Great Eastern Mall that serves Both Western and Eastern Food . I usually eat their Hailam Mee was delicious ^_^ .

Don't know about cold services in Malaysia serving that type of treatment but we do have Beard Papa though ^_^ .

Reminds me of old chang kee here in Singapore ^^; Quite famous for its fried food. Would like to try the cakes if I had the chance.

wow nice service! the cake look nice

I instantly drooled when i saw that menu

*sigh* Why does Australia have nothing...

I want some dry ice with my caces too! I wonder what happens if you try and eat the ice?

I've seen a few places that sell these cakes. Bit embarrassed to order decorative deserts, especially by myself. Things like crepes and those large icecream sundays. Not sure why. Maybe because I mostly see women and couples in those kinds of places...

Do want I am hungry !!

That was always the first thing that hit me when I visit Japan - the high quality service in shops. Hell, you can't get bags nowadays without having to force it out of them.

LOL. and their cakes is expensive too.

Not all cake shops here provide dry ice, need to ask for it and some dont even have....
Swensens do provide dry ice for their icecream cake...yum ^_^
http://www.swensens.com.sg

Do they only have stores in Japan, or are they findable other places nearby?

Wow, very nice store. Great service too by the sounds of it, nothing that fancy around here.

the quality of japanese services... dry ice? At Marie Calendars in america, they charge you extra for losing there plates!

Why does America have to be full of fast food chains?

apparently it doesn't have a branch in osaka o_o
that looks so yumm.

only has that during ice cream fairs where one usually buy loads of ice creams- they load your whole plastic bag with dry iceam that it froze and cracked my plastic bag once.

Hmm I wonder how much dry ice theyll give me if i told them that my house is 2 hours away :3

Choux cream... Since 1948 huh? I love bakeries like that, the ones that have stood the test of time as well as people's ever changing tastes, serving a specialty pastry that everyone remembers. Ah... I'm sure Beard Papa is a pale imitator to this.

I WANT PORTUGUESE EGG TARTS NAO! Lord Stow's is so far way...

When I think of Shu Creams, I think of Beard Papa's. yummmmy

aaaaa keki wo tabetai!! XD

Ice with the cakes? Now that's quality.

no such service here... but we do have cakes ^^;

those cheese cakes look scrumptious..

I never see dry ice for cake service too, only ice cream have.

Their preparations look quite delicious. ^^

An amount of dry ice to keep it cold? Waw... that's amazing service. Over here, you're on your own the moment it leaves the counter. ^^;;

In my neck of the woods, if they ask you for the money instead of giving you a cold look is already a blessing. I don't even think they have the proper refrigerators to keep the cakes cool while in the store.

"Then I learned that depending on how long it takes you to get home, they will give you the appropriate amount of dry ice to keep your cakes cold on your trip home. "
What?? Never heard of shops doing this before. Must be a really good service then:)

Dry ice only provided when one purchased an ice-cream cake, ordinary cake doesn't.

Look really tasty... I want try some! ^^

Man, that's some high quality service. With the cakes from our bakery, we just tell them to get it in the fridge as fast as possible... it's sad how our bakery is known for it's service, but leaves the customer high and dry in that area.

Those look great, I'd really like to go there and try some out! ^^

I'm hungry... the service looks really good.

Looks tasty. =] I need to bake a cake soon, it's been to long. lol

Good service, great looking cakes... any chance of expanding to Canada? :P

Wow...good food and great service...that's a real plus...a must try if i can find it there next time...

I love bakery-like things like this D;

Love cakes and pastries and all that sweet stuff ^__^

Japan's culture never ceases to amaze me. This level of service is unheard of in most places in the world i think. They're more worried about taking your money rather than providing good, or in this case here, outstanding service.

Dry Ice?

That's incredible customer service.

Japanese do like there sweet pastries, haven't seen a pastry shop in the UK for years.

Aoi chan!! makes me wanna look for supper.

Looks tasty!

Pro Service *o*! LOL

Good looking sweets and excellent service too. I don't know of any company that would give you dry ice to keep your purchase cold for free

nom nom nom, yum looks tasty! Wow dry, ice never heard of that before, here your lucky to get a smile from most shops!

no ice of any kind over here. Just put it in a box in a bag and then its up to you to get back as quickly as possible ^^;

The cakes look really good!!

Those cakes look awesome o.o Also that's some awesome service here you just get a box and pray that it doesn't touch the sides or someone sits on it.

Dry ice ^o^ only in japan! XD

What the heck? They give dry ice? I'm sure they wouldn't do that in the U.S. because people would probably do stuff with it that's dangerous. Dry ice bombs come to mind.

delicious cake!

I had the sudden urge for doughnuts...

There are sooo many sweets and pasty shops in Japan I don't know how the people there stay so small and petite. Everything taste so good too!!

I wish we have one of these in the US

Where I buy cakes and pastries, they are always happy to give me a brand new receipt. It even has what I paid printed on it. Wow!

I love Cozy Corner... Everything is delicious

They give you dry ice? WHAT!? THATS AMAZING!

"Do you give you ice packs or dry ice sachets to keep your cakes cool on your journey home in your neck of the woods?"

Now that there are shops here selling nama chocolate, yes, yes they do. Nothing like that for cakes though.

Dry ice to keep it cool?! No way anywhere else does that. Japan is just awesome like that.

Their Jumbo Chou Cream is just fabulous! >.<)b

Wow, the level of service is amazing. Never seen any store give dry ice before to keep your cake cold while taking it home.

I usually little packs of dry ice when buying Ice cream or cakes from Häagen-Dazs or Chocolates from Royce. after which I would dip them in water when I get home and watch the little one watch the smoke and shriek with glee. ^^;

Well I wouldn't really need dry ice since I don't think anything on the menu I saw would make it home, but I could still have fun with the dry ice. Ahh college boredom, you serve me well.

Lots of yummy looking cakes! They don't care about how long we get home here... it's none of their concern it seems like. Such a culture shock XD

And the only place you can get dry ice here is a funeral house... They can double as a cake/ice cream seller ^^;

They give you dry ice!? Wow, that's really flabbergasting!

reminds me of cold stone, great Ice cream but expensive, only buy when I have coupons

drooling.... oishi....

Yeah, you rarely see that type of service in the states. The japanese have such pride in their service that it blows us away when we encounter it. For that type of service here, you usually pay for it one way or another.

I want cake now *-*

Cake! *drool*
That's some awesome service. Unheard of here (As far as I know)

Those cakes don't look so much baked as they do Engineered. Dry Ice is unavailable to the general public here because stupid people film themselves doing stupid things with it to put on the internet.

Wow all of those look a hell lot more tasteir then the cakes and sweets that i can get around here. Now i have another place toi visit when i go to japan

Wow, that all looks very tasty. And that's amazing that they would give you dry ice to keep the cakes cool. Would be shocked if any store over here did the same.

Never anything like that ever.

This will probably eventually make it out to either the Torrance/Gardena area or to Little Tokyo. But you can bet they won't do the dry ice number here. Heck, BASKIN FRAKKIN ROBBINS and CARVEL won't even send you home with dry ice with an ice cream cake. Hey this is America, B. Y. O. Dry Ice!

I rarely encounter dry ice at all, actually. I'm amazed that they'd just give it out for free like that.

If the food is good its good enough for me XD

Another place I need to visit when I go to Japan!

well, i've been to baskin robins and they pack dry ice too for their ice creams :D

I'm hungry now.

awesome!

Reminds me of the sweets shop we have here thats in Chinatown, but this one looks way better... :P

does cozy corner have a website? i tried searching for it but to no avail XD

Oh man, that's awesome! If I'm going to buy something frozen or that needs to be refrigerated immediately, I'm on my own. I don't know of any places in the U.S. offer that level of service. Me thinks I'm living in the wrong country.

Sounds great, and the whole 'giving you ice for your travels' must be unique to Japan. Can't imagine anyone here being that considerate.

No ice for treats in my neck of the woods.