Neon

The first choices are the fruit and the size. Neon’s acai bowls come with strawberries, mango or banana, and the listed prices for each are 600 yen for S, 900 yen for M and 1,300 yen for L. The “Special” is a strawberry bowl, priced at 750 yen for S, 1,050 yen for M and 1,450 yen for L. Seasonal fruit appears on the menu as a fresh-strawberry bowl, with prices of 1,000 yen, 1,300 yen and 1,700 yen for the three sizes. That makes it easy to choose according to both fruit and appetite.

For a more generous serving, one customer described the L size as one of the largest they had eaten in Japan. Another visitor also noted the fresh fruit and large bowl. The choice of sizes is a straightforward plus. One diner found the acai thick, while the nama chocolate was praised for its rich flavour and smooth texture. Toppings include nama chocolate and peanut butter, as well as cacao nibs, chia seeds and shiratama—soft rice-flour dumplings—so you can customise your bowl.

Soft serve is another option. The menu lists fresh-milk soft serve for 500 yen, strawberry, mango and matcha for 650 yen each, nama chocolate for 700 yen, and chocolate banana for 850 yen, among other choices. One visitor also mentioned enjoying ice cream after their meal, making it an alternative when you fancy something sweet other than an acai bowl.

You can eat in, take your order away or collect it outside the shop. The menu notes that delivery prices differ. Whether you choose a size and toppings to enjoy on site or opt to take your order away, there is a choice of how to enjoy it.