There are two counters, one side has other flavors, and the other side has the three popular flavors. Although there are a lot of people in line, the flow is fast, and the wait isn't long, about 10-15 minutes.

🔹 Original Flavor (100g, about 4 pieces, ¥210)

• The croissants are not large, roughly the size of two bites. The outer layer is slightly crispy, while the inside is soft and moist, with a fluffy texture similar to freshly baked French bread, but with a hint of creaminess and sweetness. Even though this is the simplest flavor, it’s not bland at all; in fact, the more you chew, the more fragrant it becomes. It’s suitable as an everyday snack and doesn’t easily become overwhelming.

🔸 Sweet Potato (100g, about 3 pieces, ¥243)

• Highly recommended! The sweet potato filling is very generous. When you peel it open, you can see the golden yellow sweet potato puree, which is densely textured with a bit of fiber, not watery and not too dry. The sweetness is on the higher side, but it belongs to the natural sweetness of sweet potatoes, not cloyingly sweet. Paired with the buttery aroma of the croissant, it feels like eating a lightly crisp sweet potato pie. If paired with a cup of black coffee or unsweetened tea, it should be a perfectly balanced combination.

🔹 Chocolate (100g, about 3-4 pieces, ¥232)

• A must-buy classic flavor, it contains chocolate sauce inside, but it's not the bursting type; the texture is slightly wetter than the original flavor or sweet potato. The chocolate has a sweet flavor and is not bitter or intensely strong, so if you like creamy chocolate flavor, you should really enjoy this one. However, since I personally don't love chocolate that much, I found this one fairly ordinary; one piece satisfied me.

🧸 Taste varies by person; I am extremely fond of pastries.
🔅 Priced by weight.

il FORNO del Mignon is a well-known croissant specialty store in Fukuoka Hakata Station. I originally put it on my to-eat list. I wanted to take the Shinkansen at 7:30 on Sunday morning, and I saw a lot of people from a distance. In line, follow the line now😂

It looks like there are two counters open. The one without queuing seems to have some less popular (?) flavors and items other than croissant, but they are hard to come by, so you still have to try the popular flavor: Plain. , Chocolate, Sweet Potato

The croissants are quite small, about two bites can be consumed, and the price has to be weighed. The price of each flavor is different. We bought 2 of each of the three flavors, a total of ¥390, an average of NT$13-14, which is ok.

Let’s talk about the conclusion first: Their croissant perfectly expresses what it means to be crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. In terms of taste, my personal ranking is original flavor first, sweet potato second, and chocolate third.

The classic original flavor has the aroma of roasted flour, so be sure to buy the original flavor to try it; the chocolate flavor has a little chocolate sauce in it, but not so much that it will flow out, it is delicious but a bit ordinary; there is relatively little sweet potato. The croissant flavor I saw, the sweet potato filling inside is really sweet and there is quite a lot of it. I recommend you try it.