Niseko Takahashi Dairy Farm MILK KOBO

Came here on a Friday afternoon about 30 minutes before closing so it wasn’t too busy. Got a cream puff, yogurt drinks, and a box of cheesecake for a decent price. What makes this review 5 stars is how delicious the yogurt is, how perfectly sweet and tangy the cheesecake is, and the cream in the cream puff is incredible. Toward the back of the ice cream shop is a spot to sit and enjoy what you bought with an unobstructed view of mount Yotei. I’ve stayed 3 days so far and have gained so much weight from the dairy products, they’re irresistible and rightfully so. These farmers and cows work hard and I am so thankful 🩵

The reason I only gave three stars is because of the attitude of one of the female staff members at the counter. She came across as very arrogant, with a noticeably unfriendly demeanor as soon as I approached her to make a purchase. Her behavior was extremely rude and unwelcoming—I’m not sure why! Perhaps she was having a bad day? It’s worth to mention that the shop was very quiet at the time, with hardly any customers around. Apart from that, the yogurt tastes fantastic, and the cheesecake is definitely worth trying!

Such delightful treats! I wish we found this place sooner in the trip. I got a cream puff, cheese tart, and yogurt drink. All were AMAZING. It has a very cute area to sit and enjoy with a beautiful view of Mt. Yotei. A must do while in Niseko!!

Serene and dropdead gorgeous. The full frontal view of Mt Yotei is just unmatched. I could sit in front of it and just gaze in awe of its majestic beauty while savouring a delectable selection of pastries all filled up with their hokkaido cream goodness. I went in April 2024 and the weather was perfect - 0 to 9degC. Had hokkaido milk puffs and hokkaido milk by the bay windows with melting snow and Mt Yotei in the forefront. I will come back here to see the cows in another season! Quiet cafe, only locals, no noisy tourists. Delicious cream puffs oozing hokkaido cream. Plenty of choices for anything and everything hokkaido milk, even cheeses! I suggest grabbing the gift box hokkaido biscuits because they're only $10/box compared to other places or the airport. The cream puffs, hokkaido milk and hokkaido cheese sticks are a must try! Unbeatable experience.

Just LOVE CHEESE!! Wanna try everything, cheese tart, pudding, biscuits and MILK!! Must come visit at Niseko.

The soft serve was soo good and the cheese tart too! Great view of mt yotai from both restaurants. A chill place to spend a few hours when you are taking a ski rest day.

Highly recommend visiting this place if you can whilst you're in Hokkaido. Two Italian restaurants to choose from: one is more of a casual pizza joint, whereas the other is more for a pasta and wine vibe. After you're done eating and exploring the beautiful surroundings, you have two sweets shops to visit; one is the cheese speciality area and the other offers a variety of chocolate goods. Great food options and if you have room in your belly, try everything!

A must visit if you are in Niseko. There is cheese tart, soft serve ice cream and milk pudding. There are a couple of shops and restaurants to visit too.

Loved the dairy farm Niseko Takahashi Bokujō. Actually came here first thing when they opened at 9:30am to have ice cream and yogurt for breakfast lol. I think it's a popular spot so that's why we chose to visit early before others arrived. It was actually nice because we had the dairy shop to ourselves as well as the area around it. There was a fresh layer of snow outside so the atmosphere was just really nice to have to ourselves. The yogurt was a drinking type of yogurt and was soooo good. Thicker and creamy with a slight vanilla hint but not sweet. Order via a kiosk and present it to the staff to get your order. Also got a soft serve with a similar flavor to the yogurt drink. Also really enjoyable to eat and wasn't too sweet either.

This shop is a TINY bus stop in Hirafu (bus stop called Milk Kobo). It is in between two larger stops. I came here during the winter/spring of 2020 so all the tours were not available since snow was everywhere. I am really tempted to come here in the spring time to go to a tour and to see how Niseko looks like with all the green grass and cows grazing :) Cheese tart is the best I had while I was visiting Japan. I dream out about creamy it allll is. They have other cute things on the menu. Cream cheese cake was alright. Cream puff was alright. Pro-Tip: If you are low on time and you might not make it to here, you can still buy the cheese tart from a food stand in Grand Hirafu.

Great little shop to take your family to try some of their locally made treats. Location is not too far from the main village. What you should avoid: subpar ice cream, watered down green tea latte Try these: cream puffs (overall not bad and it isn't too sweet; however mine tasted like it's been out a while), cheesecake MUST BUY: Cheese tarts! These were delicious and we loved it so much that we bought two dozen to go. These are sweeter than the puffs but oh my god they were definitely the stars of this place. I would like to also mention that they also have a cute little shop right beside it selling some baby things, home accessories, and clothing. There is also a buffet across.

While on my first snowboarding trip to Niseko in Spring 2016, I discovered the famous Niskeo Cheesetart. Ever since that first bite, I've been craving another one. When I came back in February of 2017, I found that the tiny roadside stand in Hirafu that I bought the cheesetart from was no longer around. I was temporarily heartbroken but luckily I learned of the source of these amazing Niseko Cheesetarts: Milk Kobo. If you've never had these creamy, sweet, tiny pies of joy then you are missing out on life. Okay... maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but words cannot describe how they easily became my favorite dessert in Niskeo. You simply must come to Milk Kobo and try a cheesetart for yourself