noun
parfait eaten at the end of a meal
A parfait served as a meal-ender, often after drinking or a course meal, as a light dessert to finish.
飲み会のあと、シメパフェを食べに行こう。
After the drinking party, let's go get a shime-parfait.
この店のシメパフェは甘さ控えめで人気だ。
The shime-parfait at this shop is popular because it's not too sweet.
A regular parfait, not specifically associated with ending a meal.
The closing or finishing part of a meal or drinking session; シメパフェ is a specific type of シメ.
Compound of シメ (shime, 'closing' or 'finishing') and パフェ (parfait). The term likely originated in Japanese food culture, referring to a parfait eaten as a light dessert to conclude a meal or drinking session.