The 50 best bakeries in Taito

We queued for about 50 minutes, so naturally, I was expecting the food to be mind-blowingly good—something truly worth the wait. Unfortunately, it didn’t quite live up to the hype. The overall experience felt a bit average, like something you could easily get at other Western-style cafés. Their signature dishes were decent, but nothing particularly amazing or memorable. The chicken karaage, however, was a standout—crispy, juicy, and flavorful—definitely something the Japanese do exceptionally well. The cacao drink was a bit too sour for my taste, and the dark rum coffee had only a very mild coffee flavor, which was underwhelming. The pudding is also average, and the brown sugar tastes a bit bitter... In summary, it’s a nice café, but only if there’s little to no queue. Otherwise, it feels like a bit of a letdown and not really worth such a long wait.

This place is a bit confusing. It's hard to order pastries and then sit down and eat them. The ordering counter for meals (burgers, sandwiches) is at a different place than the ordering counter for pastries, but we wanted to eat pastries in the restaurant. It feels like decisions need to be made very quickly and there's little explanation of how that should happen properly. It's almost just 2 shops in the same building, where the pastry counter has no menu and you just have to take pictures of what's available if you need time to think. I think we waited about a half hour to order (which was reasonable). The pastries were pretty good/okay. I don't think there's enough butter in all of Japan to actually rival French pastries, so that should not be your bar if you're going here. We tried several different pastries and the best were the financiers and the sausage dog imo. That said, the cafe latte and the brown sugar dessert option were freaking phenomenal. I would definitely go back for those, but not really anything else. The burger was juicy, but mostly drowned in ketchup and too sweet.

May 2025: Visiting from the United States and stayed at the Grand Hyatt nearby. Workers are very friendly. Found this bakery that had amazing coffee and baked goods nearby. Coffee was fabulous with wonderful tasting notes 🎶. I normally add oat milk instead of cream. The restaurant had oat milk as an upgradeable option.👍 My favorite baked goods were the bread 🍞 and the raisin roll. Also tried the avocado 🥑 toast. Stayed at the hotel for six nights and this place was my go-to for coffee and breakfast. Probably stopped by for coffee, pastries and/or bread six different times. On the last day of my vacation, I tried a "pain perdu" which was so delicious. Reminds me of a french toast... And I looked up the name and it's literally french toast 😀. Aside from the delicious bread, this is my new favorite! Will definitely come back again when I am in Tokyo again!

One of the most popular bakery shop in the area, lots of people were queuing pf a seat. For take out, no need to wait. I waited for 20mins for a seat, then ordered. This is my third time here, every menu was delicious, especially the bakery. Coffee is ok. Salad and bread are the best

Came on a Saturday morning around 11:00 am. There was already a line and the staff said it would be around a 20 minute wait for a party of 2. It ended up taking closer to 30. You order from the register and there’s separate ones for the bakery side and food. We ordered the jerk chicken bagel and the eggs Benedict toast. The toast was delicious, and the bagel was also solid. A little pricey but it’s a nice ambiance and good location if you’re around Roppongi hills. Also got a sourdough to go, which was delicious.

The service attitude is bad: the ordering flow was so strange, you have to walk against the flow to check the pastry section after taking the number in another entry. After waiting a while to get a table, I have to walk back to make the order AND the clerk asked me serval times if I have a seat to dine in. I showed her my number ticket and told her I already have one table, then she seemed not believing me and asked me to point out where exactly my seat was. I was traveling solo, how can I put my purse in the outside table and walk back inside to make the order?! Of course I have to carry my purse around, and that does not mean that I don’t have a seat, especially I already told her many times that I already have one seat! Back to the croissant: just average. Crispy but not airy. The dark rum latte is good.

Best bread I had opportunity to taste in Japan, loved it. Definitely will come back again. Great taste & atmosphere. Friendly and helpful staff. Thank you very much for this experience 🙏❤️

Fun little vegan and gluten-free cafe. The staff working were friendly and kind. It is a small place and the serves are to the smaller side, too. Maybe more of a snack and treat spot I’d say. We came for lunch and had a pizza and burger plus cake and smoothies and drinks and weren’t full after. The rainbow cake looks beautiful, but wasn’t too flavorful. Tiramisu was more enjoyable. Great alternative cafe if on the search for gluten-free and vegan or dairyfree sweat and savory treats!

Flavours were nice but very simple and the burger was actually very small. I was still quite hungry after. It’s a cool concept but I think a little more variety would have been great, especially of the savoury options. Overall I enjoyed it

I really enjoy my time here! I’ve gone twice and love getting a snack and dessert here. Though the rainbow cake is the most popular items I think their other desserts such as the tiramisu or cupcakes are better! Most visit if you’re a vegan in Tokyo!

I stopped by Shochikuen Café for a quick vegan bite before heading to Sensō-ji Temple, and it definitely has some charms. The location is easy to find and convenient if you’re already exploring Asakusa. The shop itself is quite small, but the atmosphere is friendly, and the staff were genuinely cute and welcoming. A definite plus: they have a bathroom available, which is always appreciated when you’re sightseeing. Food-wise, my experience was mixed. I grabbed a vegan pizza slice, but it was very small, and unfortunately the crust was still a bit frozen. It was firm enough that it actually aggravated my TMJ a little, not what you want from a quick snack. I also tried the rainbow cake. It looked lovely and colorful, but the taste didn’t quite live up to the presentation; the cake itself was dry, and the cream, while fluffy, was mostly just sugar and air. I also found it a bit on the pricey side. Overall, Shochikuen Café is cute and convenient with kind staff, but the vegan options I tried felt more like style over substance. It works for a quick stop, but I’d love to see the food quality improved to match the charm of the place.

Super cute, small cafe open earlier for us early birds. The pastries are delicious, coffee was good, but their black sesame smoothie was fantastic! Totes recommend

I found this little gem whilst waiting to get chopsticks engraved. Vegan food was really yummy. Staff spoke English and very friendly. Highly recommend.

Very tasty food, both vegan and gluten free. Safe for someone who is celiac like me!

A very nice storefront on a quiet street was a perfect place for mid-afternoon snack. Friendly staff made great recommendations. Most importantly, the bread was fantastic!

Okay, this place is the real deal. Went there about 3 pm on a Sunday in June. It is a window ordering place with maybe two small tables and chairs if you want to eat there. The prices are on the higher end. Around 350 yen for each baked good. I guess the price does not deter the loyal customers. While this may not rise to the level of ambrosia, it is definitely top-tier. It is near a university and may also attract college students. Anyhow, worth a visit as you can't go wrong.

Truly delicious bites! Discovered this place when walking along the Kanda River and searching for a snack. Bacon roll, bacon epi bread, and cream cheese raisin mini pain de campagne. All were excellent, I wished I'd bought more for tomorrow's breakfast. For good, fresh, handmade breads the price is really good as well, about 250 yen per piece. Good luck finding that around Shibuya or Shinjuku.

Delicious sweet and savory Japanese bread pastries. A lot of different options and all were yummy!

Nice hidden bakery in the quiet neighborhood of takadanobaba, breads and buns are more English / German inspired, making this bakery a bit more original

Very delicious bread, sausage rolls and chocolate buns. I wish I could buy bread here every day!

Great bakery with interesting twists on items. I recommend the 豆乳フランズ if you're like something soft.

just walking NEAR this stall front is heaven for melon pan/pineapple bun lovers — the sweet, signature, sugary aroma of the bread entices everyone walking by. compared to pineapple buns, i found that the melon pan was much softer and floppier/limper(?) than a pineapple bun. as well as that, the top was crispier/crunchier than a typical pineapple bun’s, which is usually very crumbly. i loved how the matcha ice cream wasn’t too sweet at all, with its perfectly bitter notes of green tea complementing the sugary top of the melon pan. the soft serve was also extremely creamy, and the coolness of the ice cream contrasted well with the warm, fresh, fluffiness of the bun. although it didn’t completely blow me away, and i think i still prefer pineapple buns, this was extremely satisfying and filling. also don’t be intimidated by the line, it moves EXTREMELY quick, since a lot of people are just getting the melon pans and not the ice cream (although you might have to wait a bit if you want ice cream, since they do it one by one and it’s quite slow).

Tried the matcha flavored melon bread. There was a short queue but it moved very fast so there was no wait. The bread was fresh warm out of the oven and super crispy. It was a nice contrast to the colder matcha ice cream. A bit pricey but the bread was quite big and I miss eating this.

Fantastic bread shop. Melon bread was large and had plenty of different filling options to choose from. We chose the Matcha and Whipped cream filling options. Also grabbed some for the trip home and just to snack on random days of our trip. 300y for a plain bread, and something like 600-800y for other filling options. Popular place and wait times were short despite having a long wait line.

We ordered one normal Melon bread and one with matcha ice cream. Both tasted really good, especially the one with ice cream, because the bread itself is quite dry inside, so the ice cream makes it taste more moist plus you will have some of the matcha flavour as well. Definitely one of the better ones I had in Japan if you also have a sweet tooth like me 😜🍦

This is a must try and highly recommended if you are going to do a food crawl along Asakusa area or just looking for a light snack. The bread has a crunchy outer layer with the right amount of sweetness. Then the inside is light and airy which is contrast to its exterior. You can have it as is or with soft serve icecream in its center. There will be another queue if you opt for the latter.

We tried the vanilla ice cream melon pan and it was way better than we were expecting! Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside and not too sweet. Line was long but it moves super fast.

Definitely worth it!!!!! It was delicious, and it’s very cheap (one single bread 300 yens). We tried single and with vanilla ice cream, different experience but both amazing!

the shokupan with ham katsu was surprisingly good and so was toast with butter. as they make each serving by table, you'll have to wait awhile even after ordering.

Nice beard. Need to make a reservation for more options. Simple but good bread.

There are 3 types of loaf pans: 3斤, 2斤, and mountain shaped. 3斤 is the softest, 2斤 is more chewy, and mountain shaped has the crispy shell. Pelican also has those little ones in bag, which all share same texture. In terms of taste, there’s no different. So, here’s my way to toast the 3斤 loaf bread. Instead of slicing it nicely with bread knife, tear it with hand in large pieces. Then toast it for 2 minutes. Edges will be slightly cured, depend on sizes. Because of the high density, after toasting, the mix texture of chewy and crispy is just beautiful.

The best toast in the world! Must buy when you are in Tokyo.

The world Best _ Bread Healthy bread for my wellness life

Best toast ever! A must visit every trip to Tokyo. Only wished they could cut a slice for me so I can have it during my drive.

It's a great bakery shop cafe with great value for money breakfast foods. Prepare for a queue but otherwise a great spot for breakfast.

I stumbled upon this bagel shop after strolling around the area. Staff was very welcoming. At noon there were few customers, no line. I ordered freshly baked cinnamon and raisin bagel with raisin walnut soy cream cheese and jamon Serrano ham. They accept cash and cards. I waited for my order around 5 minutes. The place is quite small, only 5 seats available indoor. And few more seats outdoor. The bagel was huge and I almost couldn’t finish them. Everything perfectly goes together. The bagel was crisp and chewy (but not for long if you don’t finish them quick enough. I would recommend to stop by this place.

Welcoming staff and delicious bagels! Thankful it opens early compared to most food spots. I had the garlic bagel with salmon and enjoyed every bite.

ı am in search for a NY style 🥯 and found this shop that offers their own unique twist — literally. They’re hand-twisted into beautiful shapes, giving them a distinctive look and texture. One of the highlights for me was the germinated brown rice bagel. It’s not something you come across often, and it was surprisingly tasty — definitely more flavorful than the whole wheat option. I also tried a small plain bagel to get a sense of the base flavor, and it held up really well. I also picked up a sesame bagel— I enjoyed it with watermelon and cheese, one of my favorite summer combos, especially with sesame bagels. Their sesame bagel was gooood 🤩. The sandwiches you see in the photos are actually my own variaton, but the bagels themselves are from here — and they turned out great. If you’re open to trying a creative, local twist on the traditional bagel, this place is worth checking out!

Such a cute bagel place hidden away! The bagels were super soft and flavoursome, and the workers were super warm and friendly. I got the everything bagel with saba salad, and a blueberry bagel with cream cheese. Both 10/10. I love that the everything bagel has chunks of rock salt baked into it 🥯

Love their bagels 🥯 BiG and warm 🤤 Came here at 11:30 and 3 out 4 bagels were still warm 😙 Surprised how BIG they are Only wish they had strawberry cream cheese !! Came here before around 1-2pm and they sold out so be careful

I’ve been a huge fan of MARUICHI BAGEL ever since they opened in Yoyogi Uehara. Their bagels always remind me of authentic NYC style bagels and the way they make their sandwiches. I’m always impressed by the quality! The staff are friendly and polite, though it might take a little time to choose your bagel they have so many great options. Highly recommended!

Absolutely amazing bagels - taste just like the ones in NYC! A veggie friendly place in Tokyo, perfect for a little snack. No tables but you can sit down and eat in the store. Many different bagel and topping options available.

A nice pastry place that locals often visit, went in for Halloween seasonal pastries, and was surprised by the soft and sweet taste. Would love to visit again.

550 yen for 50cl of coffee and fake milk coffee-whitener was provided and a packet of processed white sugar. Cakes were small and lacked intensity of flavour. Vanilla macaroon tasted of raw eggs.

Ambience is good. A place to rest after a walk around. The cake was sweet to me and price wise was also at high end.

A bit pricey but the cake is beautiful and delicately tasty.

Little sweet restaurant. It has only 7 tables for 14 seats. Popular with locals, Most of them here for takeout.

The caramel is very delicious and melts right in your mouth!

Good

Overall, it's just satisfactory, but it's not worth the long wait in my opinion, especially if you're not nearby. Traveling specifically for this shop might not be that worth it. The quality of the bread can be inconsistent, depending on which type you choose. I visited twice and bought 6 pieces in total. 1 of them (ie the jalapeno one) is very good , another 3 are just okay. 3 of them are quite disappointing in my opinion including the cake, the mentaiko (めんたいこ) one and the pistachio one.

Incredible bakery. The smell brings you right in! Everything tasted fresh and handmade with care. The croissants and red bean bread were especially good — flaky, buttery, and worth the line. One of those small places that just nails quality.

Bread and bakeries lovers, here is your spot that will bring you assured quality with taste. Their bakery products are well prepared and nicely presented. The bakery is relatively limited in space but great in capabilities. For note and to assure suitable shopping experience, at the time I visited the number of concurrent shoppers was limited to a maximum of Four (4) persons at a time. Thanks to the great welcoming and the evident team work.

I am from France and after 2 months of Japan, i was craving for Bread 🥖 🤣 so i checked on google map and found Beaver Bread. I did a homemade custom sandwich 🤣 was super good! I love it, almost cried.. Anyway, good bread! Thank you!

Loved it here! It’s take out only. I wish we could warm up the sandwiches. My fav was this butter, anko sandwitch☺️everything else was good, not top tier tho.

Loved the spicy nut scone. The heat left a great taste. A bit on the drier side, best warmed up to moisten it I think. The sourdough and white bread were good, white bread especially - dense and with a firm bite, great for sandwiches. Deifnitely want to toast both. Cornbread is savory, would be perfect with more butter or some sweet spread. Cornbread and the not overly sweet scone seem worth going out of the way for. Also a bunch of other good looking things here even at 4pm. Also really nice looking pricy jams, I'll have to try in the future!

March, 2023 If you're in the mood for delicious bread, Beaver Bread in Higashi Nihonbashi is a great option. The bakery is small, cozy, and has a friendly atmosphere that will make you feel right at home. The bakery offers an impressive variety of bread, ranging from classic red bean buns to unique and inventive large campagnes. There's also a rotating menu of seasonal bread that adds something new for returning customers. March, 2023 The quality of the bread is exceptional, with each loaf and bun baked to perfection using high-quality ingredients and traditional techniques. You can taste the dedication and care put into each product, which has made Beaver Bread a beloved neighborhood bakery.

What a delicious pastry! Finally, "coffee to go" was not filled with boiling water and could be drunk during a walk. Buns and rolls are very tasty, really good recipe. The cafe is small and cosy, and the baker bakes here with a soul. Thank you!

Best German Bread „Mischbrot“ we found so far in Tokyo. The „Walnuss-Honig-Brötchen“ are amazing, too. The price for Brötchen, Cake etc is actually not that bad but the price for bread is hefty (however - if you have cravings probably worth it). We‘ll be back :)

Small but a good place for bread and coffee. Their pretzel was great.

Small and decent German bakery by Japanese famous professional tennis player Kimiko Date. You can enjoy authentic pretzels and other German bread. I also love their fresh salad.

Decent German bread selection. Not comparable with the real deal however. Pretzels are small and not very fresh. Taste wise ok.

Living in this area for years but never knew about this bakery. Most people do to go since they have quite limited space in the shop. Loved it so much! Will be back soon:)

Nice bakery and good coffee. The bread is not only German style. They also have a nice selection of 'fusion bread's...

I’m a gluten free traveler so I was very excited to see there was a gluten free bakery in Tokyo. I made a 40 min journey to it and it was so worth it. All the bread was delicious and I even got a free bun hot from the oven!! The sweet bread with the powder sugar in top was my favorite followed by the chocolate chip muffin.

Biossa in Tokyo is a true gem. Their pastries are absolutely excellent! As someone who is wheat-intolerant, I had never had the chance to enjoy bread this soft and delicious before. The pain perdu is my absolute favorite—rich, perfectly sweet, and comforting. The cinnamon brioche-like pastry is also incredibly tasty, and even their pizzas are full of flavor and perfectly baked. On top of that, the staff is very kind and welcoming. The prices are also very reasonable, which makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. I’ll definitely be coming back often whenever I return to Tokyo! Thank you for your work!

If you have coeliac disease it is not always easy to find something to eat. I was very happy to find this delicious bakery. Everything was very tasty and cheap! Absolute recommendation!!🥳

Best GF bakery (there’s only two other places I can think of in Tokyo and one in Paris that are on my top list)… I tried nearly everything, all of the savory items (except for the corn tuna) and the French toast (insanely good), and every single one was perfect. I cannot believe they achieved such goodness with rice flour!

I’m from LA and not had gluten free bread this soft and delicious. The selection of bread was fantastic too. Thank you!

Saved our trip! My son is gluten free, and Japan (largely) is not. It was very hard to find food for him, and other gluten free shops either weren’t really gluten free, or just tasted bad, had very small menus, or were closed when they said they were open. But Biossa had exactly what we needed. Good, fresh, delicious gluten free bread, muffins, baguettes, and croissants! That way we could pack and carry the breads around Tokyo, so my son could eat almost anywhere (by swapping out the provided breads with these gluten free ones). Game-changing. Thanks Biossa!

Gluten free bakery with a great variety of delicious goods! The shop is quite popular, so I recommend going early in order to be able to choose among all the delicious options available.

Absolutely LOVED the food- especially the fried chicken! I went with two non-celiac individuals and they couldn’t tell the difference between the gluten free foods and the gluten foods they’ve been eating throughout Japan! I am a newly diagnosed celiac and still learning how to manage but I had absolutely NO reactions and loved my experience- also there were other celiac individuals there who were so nice to talk to. Highly recommend!

First, you should know this place is quaint. There are 11-13 bar seats and 4 tables; 2 that seat 4, and 2 that seat 2. I say this first because it can get loud, depending on your table mates. We sat next to a table of 2 very loud talkers and it negatively affected our overall experience. This has nothing to do with the food or service, which were both amazing. If you don't enjoy small or loud spaces, consider ordering your meal to go. A cold, gluten-free beer after walking around the city in the August heat was so refreshing. The service was fantastic. Our waitress was very attentive and accommodating. The food was amazing. I haven't had tempura vegetables or dumplings since I went gluten free 7 years ago and it was seriously worth the wait. The fried chicken was to die for. I also ordered a bowl of chicken ramen. It wasn't the best I've ever had, but still yummy. This is a must-stop for anyone who is gluten free!

So thankful to have this place. As someone with celiac disease I was terrified about eating in Japan. We have eaten here for every meal and our kids who don’t have to eat gluten free have loved it as well. Great chicken, spring rolls, dumplings, and more! Thanks for paving the way to have more safe places to eat in Asia. Much appreciated!

Not often you find a fully gluten free restaurant. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and the food was great. I tried the ramen, which was very good. Highly recommended for celiacs!

All the dishes are gluten free. Chicken dumplings are a must try dish. It's really tasty. Staff are very friendly, and good vibe.

A true gem for gluten free food in Japan! This was my favourite gluten free restaurant of our whole trip. I got to try food I had been wanting to try but hadn’t been able to. I was in heaven! As a coeliac this place made me happy. And the food is great! And there’s a wide variety. Could not recommend more. It’s better to book in advance if you can! Enjoy

This restaurant is an oasis for gluten-free and allergen-friendly needs. We were able to eat here safely without worry of wheat or peanut cross-contamination, so we are highly pleased. We went to this restaurant two years ago and there is another location in Ueno now as well which has breakfast and lunch options as well. Thank you!

I’ve been here a few times since 2020 and it never misses! It went viral on tiktok one or two years ago? So sometimes there’s a queue 🥹 the toaster idea is so fun! And my family and I always takes a loaf of bread home on the last day of our trip! The cheese toast and French toast is always sold out when we come 🥹 so you should go earlier!! My personal favourite is the fruit sandwich!! The shrimp inside the shrimp sandwich is always fresh and bouncy! The milk there is great too!

Tried this place out on a weekend at noon and had no wait. There is some charm in picking out the toaster for the table. The toast set was good with the different butters and jams they provide. We ordered their seasonal fruit sando which happened to be shine muscat grapes which was quite tasty. The price is a bit high for what you get but it's definitely an experience worth trying once.

What a lovely breakfast spot! You can choose from different types of toast and even get your own toaster at the table to make it just the way you like. The bread was super fresh I had the Japanese bread, which didn’t need toasting, and it was amazing. We also tried the cheese toast, which was delicious. The different butters and jams were so good too. We loved it !

As someone who lived in Japan for nine years, I found the dine-in experience here to be below average. I speak fluent Japanese, and from the moment we walked in, I sensed that the staff lacked genuine warmth and professionalism. The fit-out was also very basic — it felt cheap and didn’t live up to the brand’s image. The shokupan and jam set were certainly enjoyable, but again, the overall setup felt underwhelming. The table was also too small to comfortably accommodate everything. The French toast was far too sweet — I couldn’t even manage a second bite. Overall, I would highly recommend purchasing the shokupan for takeaway (this can be done next door), rather than dining in.

Centre The Bakery in Ginza only sells shokupan (Japanese milk bread), and it’s kind of a big deal. They’re known for letting you toast the bread yourself at the table using your choice of toaster. I skipped the DIY and decided to buy a loaf to bring back home instead—toast at home, same vibes! But I also couldn’t resist ordering the French toast… which showed up massive and had me questioning my life choices 😅 Still, it was insanely good—soft, buttery bread that melts in your mouth, paired with cold ice cream. I didn’t finish it, but no regrets.

Their cafe was decent but the French toast is another level !!! It is probably one of the best French toast that I’ve ever had😭😭😭 We went there on a weekday in the late afternoon and there’re no line. Would def recommend this place after a long day of shopping around GINZA:)

It’s 10/10 best break fast I went to in Tokyo it’s a must I do love the details in this restaurant concept it’s clean and the staff are very friendly and polite the menu is simple 👌🏻 🥰 I would recommend this place 100% if you visit Tokyo with the toasts you never say no hope the food quality stay the same well done CENTER bakery Must try food : 1 - egg and chease toast 2 - French toast 3 - sugar and butter 4 - egg toast 5 - shrimp toast

Very good food with appropriate portions. I read a review there is a long wait for food to come, but I think ours came in around 5 minutes or even less. Staff did well too, no issues.

We waited for 1 hour to be seated on a weekday afternoon. Not quite sure what the hype is about. Service is probably the worst we’ve had in Japan so far. One of the waiters gave us the look when we were taking our time to order. Very limited options for vegetarians, and a minimum order of two appetizers is required if you’re a vegetarian. So we had to get an extra baguette for the table which we weren’t able to finish. For the dessert we got a Mont Blanc and a strawberry dessert. Find them mediocre and overpriced.

The croissant was good but Iwas a bit disappointed with their nicoise sandwich. It was basically a potato sandwich (I don’t even remember they put potatos in pan pagnat). No tuna or olive oil whatsoever. Maybe I got unlucky, but I thought it was a safe option given it’s a French bakery and the abundance of tuna here in Japan.

I came here for a friend’s birthday dinner. I reserved dinner for us and I asked if they could make desert for her but it was on that day so I couldn’t. Food was really good. They gave us explanations of menu, like where it came from and good with wine etc... when we ordered deserts (mine was parfait and hers was gâteau chocolat ), who expected?? They brought her decorated cake for her birthday!!! We’re surprised and she looked happy. The service was great, I would love to come here again!! Next time I’ll come here with my mom :)

I used the bakery. All the breads are delicious. On Saturdays and Sundays, you can often buy without a queue.

Went there for dinner about one month ago. Located in one of the top commercial buildings at Marunouchi, it is very close to Tokyo Station. It is very convenient for a tourist, especially if you stay in this area. Layout is like a typical French bistro with its own bakery. Staff can communicate in English. Service was good. Quality of food was nice and price was reasonable. On the date of my visit, a Wednesday evening, it was full. It was well patronised by locals. I think the apple pie was an excellent choice to end the dinner. Will consider a revisit if I am in the area.

Too many people so need to wait for a long time. Maybe shop some breads to go will be a better idea, the food in the restaurant was just fine not as we expect that good but still can try their food when you have free time .

Breads are excellent, tried both the famous red bean bun and the sesame variety. This was on a summer morning where there was a downpour outside. I wanted to grab a quick breakfast but surprisingly, was told not to eat in store after buying my breads. I was truly puzzled as the entire store was empty and I was only a handful of customers at the store. I understand if this policy should be enforced especially when the store is packed. But this policy of disallowing customers to have their buns hot when fresh, out of store is truly disappointing and one of the very rare occurrence of poor customer service that I’ve encountered in Tokyo.

Ginza Kimuraya, founded in 1869, is Japan’s oldest bakery and the birthplace of the famous anpan sweet bun. Located in central Ginza, it still uses its traditional sake yeast recipe that gives the bread a soft, fragrant flavor. The multi-floor shop includes a bakery, café, Western grill, and French bistro. Their sakura anpan—topped with a salted cherry blossom—is a must-try. It’s a perfect stop to taste over 150 years of Tokyo baking history.

A Sweet Start to a Rainy Tokyo Morning Our second day in Tokyo started with drizzle and light rain, so we decided to visit Ginza Kimuraya—one of the dessert shops my wife had saved on our Google Maps list. She loves sweets, and this place has been on her must-try list for a long time. We arrived about 30 minutes before opening, and to our surprise, people were already lined up outside. That’s when we knew we made the right choice. We walked around the area for a few minutes, and when we came back, the line had grown even longer. Luckily, we still made it into the first batch when the doors opened. The desserts here are absolutely worth the wait. The ice cream is amazing—rich flavor, perfect texture, and beautifully presented. We also noticed many local customers shopping here, which is always a good sign when traveling. If you’re visiting Tokyo—especially around Ginza or even staying in the Shinjuku area—and you enjoy sweet treats or unique Japanese desserts, Ginza Kimuraya is definitely a place you should pin on your Google Maps. A wonderful way to brighten up a rainy morning.

Very crowded. Probably should’ve ordered upstairs to get seating. Forgot we couldn’t eat on the streets in Japan! Took some anpan bread to go to eat breakfast at a nearby park. There were so many options. Ordered the Sakura, cream cheese, custard, soft and hard red bean. Cream cheese and red bean were my favorite.

Trendy cafe where OLs and retired ladies like to eat. All the food was tasty, although a bit pricey for what you get. That being said, it’s more about the atmosphere and vibe for chatting with your friends or loved ones while eating in a European fashion.

Awesome view of Ginza Main Street from the cafe window seats. Delicious sandwiches and parfaits. Come for tea or lunch to relax on a Sunday to people watch as people stroll down Ginza road which is closed off for traffic.

The sandwich and beverage is delicious. We went for the counter seat, recommended for table seat which can view the briskly street while enjoying the tea/coffee break.

Great place to experience a wide variety of Japanese vegan food. Very tasty and met some great company here who gave me some superb advice about places to eat in Tokyo. Thanks Marcus you were a huge help!

The fluffy pancakes were HEAVENLY. So glad i was able to find a vegan version. Food was so fresh and beautifully presented. Each bite was so flavorful and the dishes were well balanced. the atmosphere was quiet and calm. Definitely a top food highlight of my trip!

Located at ginza its a 3 storey building which is easily accessible. They serve really healthy food, be sure to make a reservation so you don't have to wait as their seats are quickly filled after opening ! We ordered their bento sets, though food is abit bland but still good. The restaurant is pretty tight, but they provide a lift inside so you dont have to walk all the way to the 3rd floor.

Loved the food, all the options available. Atmosphere was great. Had like a platter and pancakes, everything was so yumi. You have to go!

Food was tasty (pancakes are more like scones right enough) however I had received and eaten mine before my girlfriend even got hers. We were also first in the restaurant and last to get our food compared to other tables. Main course was forgotten about and took 1 hour 15 minutes to be served it. We were catching a train so had to skip our trip to the shop before it in order to catch it. We didn't even get a discount for them forgetting about the meal, fully charged for everything. Way overpriced for the portion sizes, over 12,000 yen for 3 meals and 3 drinks There are much better vegan places to eat in Tokyo - unless this place works on customer service, reduces the prices and has a chef that remembers to make your food!

This was the biggest joke. The food was pretty expensive and incredibly bland. I asked myself what I did in life to deserve such a bad experience. First course- dry salad Second course- small bowl of soup. Literally did a double take when I saw the portion Third course- a burrito wrapped in PLASTIC. LIKELY PULLED OUT OF THE FRIDGE RIGHT BEFORE SERVING. There was also a little cake thing with store bought ketchup on top, and store bought tortilla chips on the side with 0 sauce. Dessert was three tiny coin-sized cookies. Literally. I’m still hungry. Portions were small. There were also these super oily chicken nugget things with the dinner plate. I’m from NYC so maybe I have higher food standards, but I have had meals where there is not just flavor, but genuine love and care put into the food. Better restaurants with vegan options in Tokyo- - Asakusa Taiyaki - Fruit Sando spot near Senso-ji temple - Pink Cow

Wow! I had an amazing bento box lunch. So nice to find a delicious gluten-free option (and vegan) in Tokyo.

First and foremost the cake is really over packed, but very safe. What I had wasn't great, the bottom caramel layer was tasty, but the top coffee layer overpowered everything. It tastes like they used too much instant coffee and it was bitter, exactly like a too strong instant black coffee. From the fancy atmosphere of the place and the aforementioned packaging I expected better.

Excellent artisan cakes, get in line at least 30 minutes before the opening. Most of the signature cakes aren’t allowed for takeaway. They also sell the cookbooks here

Located in the Ginza area. I would suggest to buy to take away as you have to order a drink for each person dining in and also the seats are limited plus the serving time is kinda long. The cakes are about 780 yen each and taste really really good.

The notorious Hidemi Sugino. Their cakes were hands down the best desserts I've ever had. Everything about the little mousse cakes was perfect, from the smooth texture to the balanced flavors. Their style is very subtle and delicate, so it's not for everyone, especially those who prefer sweet, in-your-face desserts. I went on a weekday afternoon and waited about 20 minutes for a seat. FYI they do require each person to order a drink (I recommend tea rather than coffee here) and their cakes are a bit smaller. With everything said, I found the quality of their desserts to be well worth the wait and the price.

Overrated. Cake is quite nice, but definitely not the best. Each cake costs around 700 yen. There are cakes that you can only eat inside. We tried Ambroisie and Diplomate. The Ambroisie is the most popular cake and you can only eat it inside the store. Rumor has it that they only make 10 per day. The taste different between the cakes and the drinks are heaven and earth. The drinks are so average and expensive. 740 yen per small cup. If you eat inside, you need to order drink per person. Feels like a rip off. Go on weekdays, less queue. We went on Thursday, there were only three ppl in front of us and we could eat the Ambroisie. No photo inside the store too.

AMAZING! Definitely the best chocolate mousse cake I ever had! It was worth the long wait. This chocolate mousse is for dine-in only. There are other cakes that you can order home. Everything is beautiful and really delicious.

Not too far from main street of Ginza area. The place is crowded with a queue that can go up to 1hour. The interior design is beautiful with a great color which fit perfectly the cakes. The price are mostly 780yen each. Not the best cake I ever ate in my life but we can say they have executed it well.

Very disappointed with this cafe. Went for lunch today after reading good review about their artisan bakeries. However the waiter served our scone (the last one left) to another customer by mistake (and it’s really weird to see a customer eating something that she didn’t order). We ordered nicoise sandwich which was very dry and the bread didn’t taste artisan at all. Ice coffee was ok. When paying the bill, the cashier tried to charge for the scone despite the fact that the waiter had wrote a note that the order was cancelled. After going to many cafes in Tokyo, I observed that neighborhood cafe seems to have bother better service and food. I think this cafe is more for tourists.

Without a doubt- the quality of the bread and pastries is very high! Most of the breads we tried were excellent; especially the sesame cheese boule and the black chilli dog which was very surprising. The service is a bit lackluster and took forever. It took almost 10 minutes for them to just heat up the breads we picked up- I don’t know why it should take so much time. Also servers looked confused and overwhelmed. But the quality is great and the vibe of the neighborhood is so fun. Price is not cheap but you might say that the quality is worth it. I think it’s a great place to pick up and eat somewhere else.

So pleasantly surprised! The breakfast set was delicious, very good bread and REAL French butter, and nice salad too. Great coffee. Friendly staff, open early. Glad I finally tried it.

Very fast, excellent service. Clean shop with an open exterior, blending the indoor dining with fresh air in a comfortable transition. There were heated lamps to keep the outside diners comfortable. The baked goods and pastries are delightful and priced very fairly. The iced americano I had was decent, but the food is what stands out as special with the coffee as a caffeinated addition.

The food was good, and coffee as well. However, the service is very inefficient. We arrived and wrote our names in the board, to be seated either inside or outside. There were empty tables outside and everyone else wanted to be seated inside. But since no one from the café actually checked outside for almost 30 minutes, we were waiting anyway.

Bad experience years ago so tried it again - few things to note‼️ Weekdays: Morning menu 8-11am Lunch 11-3pm Dessert time: 1pm Cafe time: 3pm Confused? I sure was first time The pan French toast I wanted was only after 3pm 🕒 I’m sure the schedule is different on weekends too Cafe time is when they got the pan French toast Anyway I tried the French toast in pan with vanilla gelato 1100 - French toast pan + 150 for vanilla ice topping I got water given as I sat down but they got pricy drinks Water pitcher nearby NO set available for this French toast during cafe time 600 yen for regular ice coffee Note: others have a one drink required but didn’t see that written anywhere for the Omotesando branch the French toast is super hot 🥵 super fluffy It’s already pretty sweet enough not to see the honey or icecream Overall heavenly experience, once you know when to come 😅 Would recommend without icecream but careful of long lines too (especially on weekends ) QR code system to order Free WiFi available

Super cool and casual! The french toast was soft and flavorful. It needed no syrup but they provide honey just in case. The interior is a retro style so it’s pretty fun.

I have to admit, even though I ordered the regular coffee, it is the best coffee I had. My wife ordered the queen amber and it was also very good. I am not sure if I'll ever drink such good coffe anywhere else. If I return to Japan, I will definitely come here again.

I find the 10yr Ethiopian coffee tastes nice (but expensive - maybe due to Ginza location). Personally I do not prefer the second drink (with cream on top). It’s a bit too sweet. One thing I do not like - I ordered whole bean coffee 100g and the staff first measure it over 100g so he used hand to take out some beans. Should be small spoon instead for good hygiene.

Cafe de l'Ambre is a timeless coffee shop that feels like stepping back in time. The atmosphere is calm, cozy, and filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. It is fascinating to watch the baristas work with such care and precision, treating coffee like an art form. The menu focuses on classic styles, and every cup tastes deep and perfectly balanced. It is the kind of place that makes you want to slow down and appreciate the moment. A true gem for coffee lovers.

loved it, the coffee is so good, the place is super intimate, feels nice! the barista is friendly as well. surely will visit again when I'm in Tokyo next time!

Café de l’Ambre is a one-of-a-kind coffee shop in Ginza. Everything looks like it comes from 50 years ago. The coffee is outstanding, and of course, we'll be back every time we're in Tokyo. Fans of places like that!

I had a really unpleasant experience with the staff, particularly the older lady, who was extremely aggressive. It was easily my worst experience in Japan so far. The coffee was alright but nothing special, and the matcha was awful for me. They wouldn’t make it without sugar and even laughed when I asked, which I found very rude. The apple pie was just so-so. I won’t be going back.

I was recommended to come here and try the Queen Amber. It runs a little sweet, but it’s smooth and I enjoyed the flavors. I would get it again. Double, do not mix.

Absolutely loved this little vegan restaurant! Highlight of the trip. Each drink comes with a slice of thick toast with a spread - the soy cream cheese was great. My husband and I both ordered a drink, had a toast each and shared a burger between us. That was more than enough but we couldnt resist a sneaky, sweety treaty. Awesome ambience too - really cute cafe

This is the most amazing place on earth. The staff are really friendly, the service is amazing getting water and a ‘warm welcome’ towel as soon as you’re seated. You order on iPads and the food arrives swiftly, we never waited long. If you order a drink in the morning you get free toast, amazing. For breakfast we had pancakes, absolute perfection. I don’t understand other reviews that complain, the food was so good and made so well. I went every morning and evening for a week and have no complaints about the food, service, tables or staff. I also had the curry mayo burger, so delicious and huge with chips included in the price. Also a favourite was the miso pork cutlet sandwich, divine and so flavoursome the miso sauce was similar to a bbq sauce. Fully vegan as well, such a relief to have this place right by our hotel I think if I visit Japan again I would stay nearby just for komeda.

Visited every day for brunch during our stay and had a great experience each time. The food was consistently good and the ordering process was very easy, even for first-time visitors. As Muslim travelers, we found this a safe and reliable option. The location was also very convenient—just a short and easy trip from our hotel in Kyobashi. Highly recommended for a relaxed and satisfying breakfast in Tokyo.

This restaurant is a plant-based eatery operated by Komeda Coffee. They’ve recreated Komeda’s signature dessert, Shiro Noir, without using any animal-derived ingredients—everything here is entirely plant-based. Just like at Komeda Coffee, the staff are kind and welcoming. There are seats for solo diners as well as box-style booths, and the interior is bright and cheerful. My personal recommendation is the grilled soy meat burger(炙りsoyミートバーガー). The spicy sauce adds a delicious kick!

I didn't know before visiting but you need to reserve a time slot which can be done via the tablet inside the entrance. You receive a QR code for notifications to be sent to your phone, although the staff came to the queue anyway to call our numbers. It would have been useful having clear instructions in English as most of the instructions were in Japanese. When my slot was ready I was called forth and seated. From the menu I chose katsu soy ham sandwich, grains salad with sesame dressing and tofu fritters with french fries, tomato ketchup and tartar sauce. The food was all fine but  standard cafe fare, although I'd skipped the famous desserts as I'd already eaten enough food to fill me up.

The food here is amazing and the staff is so nice! If you’re not from Japan, a pro tip is that you have to call the server when you want the next course served. There is a button on the table to call them. Our server was so nice! Highly recommend the coffee jelly dessert.

A must try for anyone in Tokyo, vegan or not! The pancakes are delicious, the coffee is delicious, the bread is the best I've ever eaten and the service is 10/10, everyone was super friendly! Really reasonably priced too! Would 100% return!

Rooms were not only tiny and super noisy... but the soundproofing was very very bad, you can hear people from the adjacent rooms talking and also people walking out in the corridors. Staff are very nice, welcoming and helpful if you have any questions. Location is great, just minutes walk to Inaricho station and lots of restaurants and convenience stores close by. If you like Hot Springs, there is a public bath between the station and the hotel

I recently stayed at this hotel from August 28 to August 31, and overall, my experience was quite positive. Location: The hotel is situated about 1 km from both Keisei Ueno and JR Ueno stations, making it relatively convenient for travelers. While taxis can be expensive, walking is an option, though I wouldn’t recommend it in the current weather conditions. Fortunately, there is a nearby train station within walking distance, which adds to the convenience. Staff: One of the standout features of my stay was the exceptional service from the staff. Every interaction I had was pleasant and professional, and they were always willing to assist with any queries I had. Value for Money: Considering the amenities and service, I found the hotel to offer good value for money. It's an affordable option for those looking to explore the Ueno area without breaking the bank. Room Quality: However, I did notice some areas that need improvement. Specifically, the carpet in the room felt worn and contributed to a dusty atmosphere, which detracted from the overall comfort. A refurbishment in this regard would enhance the guest experience significantly. In conclusion, while the hotel has some room for improvement, particularly with the room cleanliness and maintenance, the excellent staff and reasonable pricing make it a worthwhile choice for travelers.

This is a very good hotel if you want to be around the Ueno station, with quick and affordable access to the Keisei Skyliner (from and to Narita Airport). It's a 15 min walk to the station. We enjoyed the neighborhood and very easy access to the Ameyoko and Asakusa districtsas well as the Ginza subway line to explore the East side of Tokyo (we stayed at a different hotel in Shinjuku for the first part of our trip). I would say, if you seek a new or luxurious hotel, this is not the place. Apart from the building and room features feeling old (the 24inch TV in the room was a nice touch), the only and main issue we had was the smell. Even though we were staying in a non-smoking room, the whole floor and the room had that cigarette smell mixed with incense. Luckily, there's an air purifier in the room and combined with the AC, we were able to calm the smell a little... I would recommend the hotel if you're looking for cheap accomodation in a calm neighboorhood and that you don't plan on spending time in the room apart from sleeping and cleaning up. There is a laundry room too.

Nice and helpful English speaking staff. Helped us dispatch our luggage to our next stay without any hassle. Rooms are big for Tokyo standards and comfy. Only downside is the ventilation noise in the room that can't be turned off.

I generally dont mind old hotels as long as they are clean. This place was far from clean. The longer i was looking the more issues i was finding. The carpet in the bedroom was dusty causing issues to family members alergic to dust. The bathroom had mold in a number of places - the door sealant, behind the mirror, even the shower head. Probably ventilation was not working as intended as wallpaper in the bedroom was peeling off. Attaching photos. We had to move out earlier than planned as the stay was stressful because of the above issues, obviously without a refund. So the hotel owners have so insensitive tp improve the place The location is convenient.

Very close to Ueno Station. Staff is very helpful and most of them understand enough English to answer questions and to offer help. The room had enough space to store 2 carry on suitcases and a large suitcase without problem, very clean. They do not offer cleaning services during the stay, FYI.

Staff at the reservation really helps me while my leg were injured. I do appreciate their help with their willingness. This is the great choice with the good price in Ueno area (easy to walk to Jr and Ginza)

Went here dør breakfast, and they have a quite simple breakfast menu, not a whole lot to choose from - but that's okay. I had the char-grilled toast, which came with butter on top and orange jam on the side. It was actually really good, even though it just looked like an extra thick piece of toast. My friend had the fried ham and egg on toast, and it had a good mustard on it. They only serve regular coffee, but it is made pour over style, which I prefer when I can't have espresso drinks. The staff was kind and the food came quickly. A really nice place all in all!

I came here on a Monday morning. There was already a queue at 8:55 am, so I had to wait for the second round. After about 25 minutes, I could finally go inside. People kept lining up non-stop, i guess it’s a very popular breakfast spot. I ordered the ham cutlet sandwich and hot coffee. The toast was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and the coffee was tasty.

Nice, tidy toast place worth a casual visit, but not worth long waiting or long trip for sure. ❤️The butter is really nice ❤️English menu and English speaker staff I’ve heard about this place from SNS. There was barely a queue when I visited at 9am The set of toast + coffee costs 750 yen, which it’s fair. The toast looks cute, but tastes normal than expected: it’s a bit hard, and there is no dedicatedly crispy surface, but just a normal… toasted surface The ham sandwich tastes good because of the ham cutlet and the thin and balanced mayonnaise cabbage cuts. However, the bread is still normally toasted, and it’s a bit thick for you to eat elegantly It’s not bad, but a bit expensive in my point of view. Or at least, I wish the toast could be better made with a more unique taste

Sandwich is very delicious. Need to wait for a seat but generally about 20-30 mins the max.

Coffee was delicious and so were the sandwiches !! It is a memorable breakfast spot . The staff was super kind and positive ❤️

OG Breakfast Toast, eggs, and pork katsu is what this place is about and they do it right. They’ve been doing this for many many years. The thick sliced homemade bread is toasted on a charcoal grill and the pork katsu (not sure if it’s technically Katsu) goes perfectly together. The coffee is brewed in a unique Hong King type of way and is very different but good. It’s not a place for atmosphere but if you like original / authenticity, you should check it out. Not sure if it’s worth traveling a long distance for it but if your into thick toast, I highly recommend

Arrived without a reservation and got a waiting number, No. 65. Since the previous customers with numbers didn't show up, we only had to wait for about 20-30 minutes before being seated. The staff was friendly, and the food was incredibly delicious. We ordered four dishes and two drinks for two adults and one child—superb taste! We'll definitely come back next time.

Unfortunately quite disappointed with our visit today. Latte was basically just milk (I only got single shot of coffee but that is usually more than sufficient). Also ordered cinnamon bun which had clearly been made many hours previous as it was stale, it did not merit having its full price tag of ¥650…. Also ordered coffee soft serve ice cream which did not really taste of anything. Staff and atmosphere had no faults in our experience. What a shame over all though.

Great coffee in Asakusa right by Sensoji. There will most likely be a line unless you get there a little before opening time, but worth a little wait nonetheless. Can recommend the daily brew or the Americano. Both are excellent! Worth a stop.

Stopped in here for a coffee and a snack after visiting Senso ji temple. Purchased a coffee and was told that because I took it to go. I could not drink it there. Unfortunately I also had to purchase one item per person to be able to stop and down. The employee was very nice about it but still inconvenient. However, the coffee itself was actually delicious and the ambience was very nice.

It’s a great spot with very good coffee and tasty food. The place has a nice atmosphere and the staff are genuinely great. It’s a comfortable café to relax in, and the quality of both the drinks and the service makes it worth visiting when you’re in Asakusa

Overrated spot with an extremely long line at opening. There’s very limited seating and the wait is not worth it. The food looks nice but is underwhelming in taste, and the coffee is just average. The music was so loud, i could not hear my own thoughts. And like i said we went for an early morning coffee, talk about killing the mood of a nice cup of coffee and a quick bite to eat. Not a place I would return to.

We were not impressed. There was a queue at the entrance so we thought it would be good. We waited for 20 minutes for our waffles, by which time we had finished our coffee. They forgot the sausages on mine and the amount of chocolate on my friends waffle was abysmal. The actual waffles are quite stodgy

Very busy during the morning because of the location, but the queue moves very quickly and there was plenty of seating available. English menu available and had options like waffles, sourdough, avocado and poached eggs. Coffee was great and a handful of different pastries on offer also. Cafe interior is really cool, designed almost like somebody’s house, with sofas, plants and some books scattered throughout. Also music playlist was great. Perfect way to start the day.

Amazing pastries and desserts at a very reasonable price. One of the best desserts I’ve ever had. Also the dine in area was beautiful and clean. Highly recommend coming to try it.

Are you visiting Tokyo? First time in Kameari? Go here. Order a pixie cake and prepare for a sensation. This place is one of my all time, worldwide favorites.

Great cakes and pastries my ATF in the area

Small but delicious cakes.

Expensive but delicious cake

We absolutely loved coming here. My sister and I had a great experience overall. The staff, the food and the atmosphere was great - I want to thank everyone here and the Chef for the wonderful time and space you have created. Thank you for the delicious pastries and the best earl grey tea I ever had.

(Translated by Google) I'd heard it was delicious, but since I always buy cakes from my favorite store, I rarely had a chance to try it. My child wanted to try their cakes, so we visited for the first time. In conclusion, they were just as delicious as they sounded. We bought five different cakes this time, and the prices were more reasonable than I expected. Pixie 660 yen Mont Blanc 600 yen Orca 650 yen Trifle 550 yen Rare Cheesecake 365 yen Not only are they beautiful to look at, but they're all elegantly sweet without any cheesy sweetness. They're delicious, and every bite makes me happy. (Original) 美味しいと評判は聞いていましたが、いつもケーキの購入はお気に入りのお店で購入するため、なかなか食べる機会がありませんでした。そんな中、子どもがこちらのケーキを食べてみたいとのことで、初訪問。 結論、評判通り非常に美味しかったです。今回は5種類のケーキを購入しましたが、思ったより値段はリーズナブル。 ・ピクシー660円 ・モンブラン600円 ・オルカ650円 ・トライフル550円 ・レアチーズ365円 見た目も美しいですが、安っぽい甘さが無く、どれも上品な甘さ。美味しくて、一口食べるごとに幸せな気持ちになれます。

We tried 4 different types: caffe, cherry blossom, cocoa and matcha as takeaway for breakfast All 100% gluten free chiffon cakes, super soft, the lady super sweet and nice, cost not very high but available payment only cash. Thank you for preparing these goodies for us coeliacs! We are very happy to be able to taste it! 😄

Top notch gluten free cake place. The cake is melting in your mouth. The price was alright and the lady at the counter was beyond kind. We paid by card and were even able to purchase a close-to-expiration date pumpkin cake which was reduced with ¥100.

Gluten free chiffon cakes! This is a place I was planning to check out for a while, and then suddenly a dear friend of mine gifted me these two (pumpkin and coffee favours) and it really made my day. I guess even a little present can turn a stressful week into good memories. The chiffon cakes are extremely soft and they almost melt in your mouth, but the taste is pretty delicate!

As someone with celiac’s, it’s amazing when you can find a place that has such delicious treats that are gluten free! We stopped here after visiting Senso-ji temple. The shop is small and very cute. The staff was super friendly. And the cake was so soft and perfectly subtly sweet. We added the whipped cream which made this a heavenly food experience that I’ll be thinking about for a long time. Thank you!

Take away gluten free chiffon cake, the store only accepts cash payment. We had two cakes for take away, the texture was soft and did not contain a lot of sugar which was great for us

Amazing gluten-free chiffon! Thank you for giving us safe food to eat while traveling around Tokyo 🫶🏻

Small shop of chiffon cake. The price is 310-330 for a piece. The staff is thankfully and smile every time. So I take a piece of early gray that's was fantastic! I loved it so much. The shop is all gluten free for celiac people. Thank I Japan !!

The emperor has no clothes here. The cheesecake is so horrible and boring, can't even finish 1/3rd of the small size. The top "burnt" part completely lacking any caramelized flavor that is supposed to be present in this type of cake. Then the white part doesn't even taste like cheese. It is just a paste of who knows what and that can be worrisome. In general Japanese people do not bake cakes at home. That's why they can be easily duped into believing that a cake is good just by having a creamy texture. They don't know from childhood on how the cakes are supposed to taste. But for westerners who grow up with the entire family baking all kind of cheesecakes, with real cheese inside, it is obvious that this product here is a failed simulation and price-wise a total ripoff. The serving staff is okay but you should definitely spare a visit here, spend this money to eat something healthy and not a bland fatty paste. Was considering buying a large one to give as a gift but very glad that we tried the small one and stopped at that.

Absolutely delicious! One small one can probably be shared between 2 people if you already have had dinner. Bought this from their time at the pop-up store in the train station. Packaging is solid and tasteful, cheesecake was fluffy, creamy but not too overpowering, exactly what you'd expect from a good basque cheesecake. Thank you for all the effort you put into this! Feel lucky to have eaten it

A lovely little bakery that sells only Basque cheese cake which comes in 2 sizes, namely small for one 1 - 2 people and big for 3 - 4 people. I got the small one for 750 yen. It came with an iced package. The staff was very polite and kind. The café has a restroom customer can use. Unfortunately, they are currently not open for seating, even though they have tables available. This was a pity as I really wanted to take a seat to enjoy the cake after walking up the hill from Ebisu station specifically to visit this café. Anyway, I appreciate the staff's considerate gesture and love the easy-to-eat cheesecake they have. It's less sweet than typical ones and light enough for one to eat a piece alone in one go. It's not the cheesiest basque cheese cake you will find though.

They only have 1 item in the menu: basque burnt cheesecake. They offer a single piece or in pound. I got two small ones to eat at home. (750 yen each) When you entered the shop, you will get tea as a complimentary drink. The smell was nice and you should taste the ginger in the tea. Very refreshing after you walk the in cold for a while. Once I got home, I noticed they provided the ice pack for you. The cheesecake is very smooth, soft and tender. It melted in your mouth. The taste is not that strong compared to the one i like but the texture is definitely one of the best I’ve tried.

Bought the one portion cheesecake to take out as turned up too late to eat in. Great service with complimentary tea taster as I ordered. Portion size perfect for one but definitely left me wanting more! Deliciously creamy but was expecting a little more of the crispy sourness of the top, but you probably get that more with the larger cheesecake. Would definitely recommend, wasn’t the absolute be-all and end-all of cheesecakes but was delicious!

Best one ever! Not too sweet, texture is perfect. It’s just sad the sitting area is just for the look and you can’t sit in to eat it

This place has been on my list for a while now, and it was finally able stop by. Basque cheesecake has had its moment in Tokyo recently, and as I scoured the city for the best, this place popped up. You have two sizes to choose from: a small, individual option and the whole cake option. I went with the small one, which was 750 yen. I enjoyed the cake quite a bit, I just wanted it to be a little creamier. You can eat in or take out. The staff was great.

Nakamise Shopping Street is a busy, colorful mix of traditional charm and commercial energy. Walking through, it’s easy to get swept up in the crowds, especially during a heatwave like the one I experienced—it can get quite uncomfortable. As a group, we bought some souvenirs, but quickly realized that better or cheaper options were just a few meters away, so a bit of patience pays off. The street is lively and vibrant, with plenty to see, but the highlight is at the end: a beautiful shrine that reminds you to be respectful and mindful of local customs. Overall, it’s worth visiting for the atmosphere and sights, but go prepared for crowds, heat, and careful shopping. Tip: Bring water, go early to avoid the peak sun, and take time to enjoy the shrine at the end.

Nakamise Shopping Street is a vibrant and historic market located near Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo. Stretching approximately 250 meters, it features over 50 shops offering a variety of traditional snacks, souvenirs, and crafts. Visitors can savor famous treats like ningyo-yaki (sweet cakes) and senbei (rice crackers). The lively atmosphere, with vendors often showcasing their crafts, adds to the experience. Nakamise is an excellent spot to immerse yourself in Japanese culture while picking up unique gifts. Overall, it’s a must-visit destination for both tourists and locals alike.

Nakamise Shopping Street is super lively and colorful, with a fun mix of traditional shops and touristy stalls. It gets really crowded though, and on a hot day, it was pretty uncomfortable at times. The best part is at the end: a beautiful shrine that feels peaceful compared to the busy street. Definitely worth a visit for the atmosphere, but be prepared for the heat, the crowds, and lots of shopping temptation. Tip: Bring water, go earlier in the day if you can, and don’t rush through the shrine—it’s the highlight.

Very touristy place but still well worth the visit. Plenty of folks in rental kimonos and folks pulling rickshaws give this place a fun almost theme park like environment. The shops have ok prices and plenty of variety for everyone in the family.

Asakusa is a great place to get gifts, treats and snacks. Very busy area as there are thousands of people shopping here. If you do not mind the crowded place then go see Sensoji temple.

Beautiful old town vibes, lots of food vendors. So lucky to experience the street culture dance celebration today Sept 28th 2025 (Sunday afternoon) Speechless ✅️ off my list

Nakamise dori street leads into Sensoji. And it gets very crowded during peak hours. The street is lined with food stalls and souvenir stores. Please note that if you buy food, eat it at the store. You are not allowed to eat food on the street.

My experience at this hotel was unfortunately marred by consistently rude and unprofessional customer service. In particular, two young female staff members at the front desk stood out for their poor behaviour — one with short hair, and another with her hair tied up. Upon arrival, I received no greeting or warm welcome, which is highly unusual in Japan where hospitality is typically outstanding. One of the staff members continued chatting with her colleague while I stood at the counter ready to check in, completely ignoring me. When she finally acknowledged me, the interaction was rushed and cold. She placed my passport back on the counter without handing it to me — a small gesture, but one that felt extremely dismissive and disrespectful. Neither staff member took the time to explain the hotel facilities, nor did they offer even the most basic courtesy during my stay. Each time I walked in or out of the lobby, I was met with silence and indifference. Again, this stood out to me because every other hotel I’ve stayed at in Japan provided warm and attentive service — this was the only exception. I expect at least a basic level of professionalism and respect when staying at a hotel, and sadly, that was not delivered here. I would not return, and I wouldn’t recommend this hotel to others based on the lack of basic hospitality and the frankly rude behaviour of the staff. Location was in a quiet area, and far away from train stations.. About a 10-15 min walk. Rooms were okay, standard 3 star.

The best part about this hotel is the location. It's around 15 minutes' walk to Keisei Ueno Station, 10 minutes' walk to JR Ueno Station, and less than 5 minutes' walk to Inaricho Station (Ginza Line). This gives great flexibility to explore Tokyo. As it's located between Ueno and Asakusa, the surrounding neighborhood is also packed with convenience stores, restaurants, and cafes that I think would cater to a lot of people. The room itself was understandably small, so if you bring a big luggage (or 2 medium-sized ones), you might feel cramped. If you're overweight (like me), the toilet position might be tricky, but it's still manageable. Everything else was alright; wi-fi connection was good, bed and pillow were comfortable, staffs were accommodating, etc. All in all, given the cost, I consider this as a good option to shortlist in Tokyo.

Very basic, fairly clean and functional room without attention to details. Small changes could have improved the the experience. There was no thoughtful use of the cramped space, such as consideration of where to open a carry on sized suitcase. The bed, pillows & sheets were comfortable. Overall an acceptable place to spend the night, but I would not go out of my way to return.

The location is top tier, very safe but the rooms are smelly and extremely small, not at all what it looks like online. Bathroom is what actually smells and the hotel staff can be quite rude, in particular if you are African-American.

Rooms are small, but this is the same with all Tokyo Hotels. It is near a train station but father away from Ueno Main Station. Maybe around 10mins walk. Staff are nice and always greets us when we arrive and leave the hotel

location wise it is about 3 - 5 minutes from inaricho station but 10-15 from Ueno which can be a tiring distance. The hotel surroundings are very quiet and there isn’t much to do that. There is a nice sento near which I would recommend for all to visit. My biggest complaint would be the steps to get into the hotel while lugging my luggage, and once past their main door I realised there are more steps to reach the front desk. Room size was big as we got the bigger room and amenities (at the lobby) were available to take back to room as well. They have two lifts so there was never any waiting. Good sound proof as I could never hear any noise outside. There were two pillows provided , an ergo one and a normal kind which were nice to try. The room also had the most wonderful kettle which was nice to use. However room was by central heating and we didn’t know how to open the windows so sometimes the room can get quite unbearably hot during winter.

Solid basic hotel in great location, small room. Same block as a local bath house, coffee roaster around the corner. Right near subway stop. Centrally located, can walk to both Asakusa or Ueno park. Short walk from Keisei express from Narita. Use Google maps to get from the station. 3rd stay. Will come again

This small, cute vegan patisserie was on my Japan vegan bucket list for a while, and I’m glad I was finally able to check it out, well I got there 5 minutes before they closed, but I was still able to buy two delicious choco cakes options. They were delicious, not too sweet and not dry, which is quite normal for vegan cakes. The shop is a bit pricey, but worthy.

Stopped by this place in accident as we were at Hyozaemon shopping for chopsticks. Saw this as we were exiting so had to stop by. We were not disappointed. The food is well manicured and the counter person took great care to make sure it traveled well, packing it with ice and all. Everything is vegan and can be by the slice or whole pie. Slices are about 800 yen each. For vegan food, that is competitive. Very tasty and no hint of coconut so am not sure what they use for the oil base. It is well worth a visit.

So delicious! I’m not vegan but was nearby on my birthday so thought I would by some cake. They tasted so good! Especially love the strawberry short cake! Would buy again!

This tiny vegan sweet store has delicious looking Vegan desserts. While there's a couple seats outside, it's mostly for pre ordering cakes. You're better off going to hiroo park which is 3 minutes walk away We had the royal chocolate cake, strawberry soy rare cheese tart and mont blanc. They were soft, sweet, and light. I'd highly recommend the latter two! They were so good that we actually went back and had the cheesecake. I think it's probably the best baked classic style vegan cheesecake I've had!

Small cake slice and some cookies were just perfect! Very small store with few selections but was very happy it was all vegan!!

Incredible vegan cakes! No cash, only credit cards. Very small shop, mostly pre-ordered cakes but some individual slices are available for takeaway each day.

I’ve been here twice and tried their chocolate cake, cheesecake, Mont Blanc, and strawberry shortcake. All were so delicious and I love that it’s vegan!

The famous bakery Andersen can be found in Japan, so you don’t have to go all the way to Denmark! It offers Danish-style bread with a fusion of Japanese flavors, with a wide variety of baked goods available. The bread is freshly baked throughout the day. Located in the heart of Ueno Station, the store also features a small cafe where you can enjoy tea or coffee along with their delicious pastries. It’s the perfect spot for a treat!

The food is ok. But there aren’t many options , they don’t have any vegetable milks Or brown bread for the toasties. The service is excellent but, I think it’s expensive for the quality of food offered. I would only come here in a rush when you are starving (as it happened to us). I’d rather go to a local Japanese coffee shop and it would probably be cheaper and tastier. Come before 10 am as the panda latte and some toasties would probably be sold out.

Self serve bakery with nice bread. I'm sure you'll find your favorites with coffee. When you spend ¥1000 or over, you get a free vegetable drink but only on Saturdays. Come and check it out. I went by the one inside Ueno station.

They have a helpful ranked list of their top-selling items (1-4). I opted for the #4, a dark cherry danish, and a cheddar cheese bread. The danish was balanced, not overly sweet. However, the bread was quite hard to chew. They have a dine-in area to enjoy your purchases. A very good point is, they provide allergen information for each item, with even more detailed nutritional information available on their website. Unfortunately, they do not accept QR payments at this time, only cash and card.

The cheap and delicious bakery in Tokyo. There are so many kinds of breads and toasts here. The price is cheaper and breads are good! Baguettes and Danish custard pastries are the best I think.

great place for getting breakfast-to-go and rush for the train! they've got some basic pastry and some special ones. for the basic ones i do recommend the sandwiches and those with red-bean paste stuffing. those panda ones are cute too. easy to get 1 or 2 plus a bottled drink for breakfast.

If you like bread, pastries and cakes then you have to make your way here. I dropped in today around 3pm and the place was flat out busy with people picking up a late lunch, afternoon tea or a snack. The queues are long but they move fast. What would you like? Well there are loaves of bread in quite a few varieties. There are croissants. Cakes. Slices. Scones. So so so much to choose from and everything looks fresh. As you enter, just grab tongs and a tray and place on it what you want. Staff are helpful and have some basic English. You can dine in or takeaway. Prices are fairly reasonable. Well worth a visit. Wheelchair accessible. Kid friendly.

Love this melon pan, and delicious to eat while still hot. It's crispy outside and soft inside. Located near asakusa temple. The negative point is they don't have table/place to eat the pan inside the store, so we need find spot to enjoy the pan. Recommended

So delicious. I had to go back again. I got the melon bread with whipped cream inside. Bread was crispy and warm and the whipped cream was creamy and sweet. A must for everyone visiting Senso-ji Temple.

Not worth the hype.but you can definitelly check your bucket list First of all i think you better to but at chaterise, their bread just so so. The only good side is they are freshly made and still crispy. And the excitement when you que can elevate the taste. The best option is for the cream one. Check out this place when you go to asakusa

The melon pan was nice and I really enjoyed the one with matcha ice cream. Perfect when we visited during the Tokyo summer! Do note that it’s a cash only establishment.

Freshly baked Melon pan. It’s so heavenly!

Was one of the must-try in our food list, but sadly we didn’t know the shops in the area all close quite early, got there just as they were about to pull down the shutters already..

A bit sweat but warm bread so still taste good.

We came for the special pokemon donut release on Nov. 6, 2024. I arrived at 8 30 when they opened thinking they'd be available right away but was told very apologetically that they wouldn't be ready until 10am. No problem at all! So we returned just before 10 and got in line, then enjoyed our donuts. The line was a bit slow as some customers were unsure of the extra items they wanted, but the staff was kind and helpful. The donuts themselves are delicious and there were plenty of each option! The packaging was cute also!

I dropped by Mister Donut Asakusa and really enjoyed their classic donuts — they’re not overly sweet but balanced just right. I liked the self-serve style, picking my own favorites from a wide display. The shop felt cozy and relaxed, with plenty of seating, making it a great spot for a casual sweet pit-stop in Asakusa.

I stopped by here with my friends around 11:20am on a Friday on the way somewhere else. There was a large collection of donuts. I got strawberry ring one and I would say that it was average. They have a decent amount of seating. It was something to hold me over until I was able to get some real food lol. This was a great in and out place.

I’ve wanted to try mister donuts mochi donuts since I saw YouTuber post about them back in 2013. I finally got to try one and it was yummy and chewy! It’s nothing extraordinary, but it was definitely worth a try~

Great and cheap donut and other salty pastries. A lot of seats available there with a short line of less than five minutes - not trivial in Tokyo

Their donuts were not bad, a sugar rush for me, but I think you need to go in the morning for their pokemon ones. Still, managed to get one in a Pikachu wrapper (and I love the design of the Pikachu). Nothing too special about the donuts though.

It was great to see a Mister Donut cafe in Tokyo, as I do not recall seeing one in Singapore. Also, there are savoury options here! And the price is cheaper. I would recommend the mochi donut and the sausage puff.

Great bakery near asakusa - the cheese bread is to die for!

Tried the cheese bread, sweet potato, chocolate bun, and the number 1 selling bean paste bun. All tasty and the service was really attentive and quick. Plain white bread was fluffy and dense.

Passed by this bakery and decided to go in to grab some breads. One of the best decisions I made!! The ladies inside the shop were so friendly and full of energy. Felt so welcomed! We know limited Japanese and they spoke a bit of English to help us during check out (asked if we need bag). They had a great variety of breads. I picked the yomogi mochi bun (I liked the mochi so much!!! It had red bean paste inside), matcha bun (probably matcha powder mixed with white bean paste) and tuna & egg sando (I enjoyed it with drip coffee). All were delicious! They put good amount of stuffing inside the buns. They accepted Suica, which was very convenient for me!!

They are specialized in red beans paste, Anko. So this is the bakery of Anko-expert. That’s why the shop name is “An”-desu. The pastries are really good. Full of red beans, Little bit salty and not too sweet flavor, and friendly staff. 170yen/ 1 red beans paste pastry The problem was that they accept only cash, but they said they will accept cards from February. Good news.

Unbelievably good! The specialty of this bakery is bean paste bread, or offshoots of the very popular Japanese sweet, an-pan. They have an extensive array of fillings and flavors and you should try them all, including the seasonal flavors. Bean paste fillings might seem very intimidating a flavor at first but it is delicious. The employees are also very welcoming and love to try their English.

Fantastic breads. I’ve been here multiple times and I’m always impressed. They have seasonal breads, like mikan anpan, kabocha anpan, sakura mochi anpan, and more.

So delicious! The read bean paste isn't very sweet. Bread is soft and fluffy. High recommended cheese anpan, they put a good amount of cheese in side!

The strawberry and blueberry bread are both delicious. The apple pie is also good. Prices are slightly on the high side compared to some other bakeries we visited.

Good variety selection and taste of pastries, hard to choose, ended up trying a few why not!? 😋

This Asanoya is located at Ueno Station. Great place to buy melon buns

The large lady that serviced us behind the counter was very rude and shouldn’t be in a customer service role. The bread was so cold and didn’t taste nice. She didn’t offer to heat them up. Been all over Japan and had a great time but this was the worst customer service by far.

This is a bakery or boulangerie with yummy looking breads and pastries and a seating area at the end. Being famished from my trip, having a pleasant place to sit down was a big draw. I got the bacon twist (epi) and my teeth almost came off. It was actually hard, not crunchy hard but tough as old leather hard and dry. However, their Nut Florentine is terrific (crisp, buttery and just the right sweetness😋)and I returned to buy again 3 days after but it seems one needs to buy a JR ticket to get into the JR part of Ueno station🤔.

didn’t bother to fill up my to-go drink all the way. so many other better bakeries, take your money somewhere else

This place bakes the best cardboard I’ve ever tasted. Really amazing how they can turn a soft dough into a hard chewy lump, would go again if I wanted something expensive to hold down my paper.

Delicious sweet and savory baked goods. Everything is clearly labeled with stickers (pork, chicken, etc.). Grab a pair of tongs and a tray, then pick whatever you like. Bring everything to the cashier, pay, and enjoy your delicious snacks upstairs, where you’ll find seating, a restroom, and even a smoking room.

Amazing bakery in Asakusa 😍 We loved coming here for our breakfast everyday during our stay in Tokyo. Service is good, coffee too, and food is delicious! They have a little place to eat upstairs which is also very convenient 😊

We have to get seconds for the curry puff. We now know why it is rated number 1. The prices are low for the high quality of the breads. There are seats and tables upstairs if you would like to eat on-site.

Cute spot to order some delicious pastries before or after you explore the area. We randomly passed by this spot and saw the attractive items in the window. The coffees were delicious and the bakery items put the bow on it. Everything was fairly priced as well. Would definitely recommend if you’re in the area and exploring around.

This is easily the greatest bakery I have been to in my whole life. The food was amazing!! If I lived in Japan I would visit here daily. The staff are also very friendly. It is great having an upstairs area to sit & enjoy such tasty food!

Fantastic food and not expensive at all! Everything we tried was really good. We will surely go back to try something more. Also, there is a separate room upstairs I think for smokers. The food items have no English explanation but the drinks menu is in two languages so it's easier to browse.

Bakery & Cafe Yamazaki is a cozy spot in Tokyo's Taito district, known for its delicious variety of Japanese and Western style baked goods. The curry pan and mochi ball with red bean filling are must tries, alongside the freshly baked salted bread. The upstairs seating area is welcoming, though part of it allows smoking. The staff is friendly, and English speaking visitors will feel comfortable here. Arrive early for the best selection, as popular items sell out fast. It's a perfect place for a quick snack or a leisurely coffee break.

Take-away, bread roll shop. You can choose beef, salmon, fruits, sweet soybean paste, etc. Pistachio nuts was nice, not so sweet. You can enjoy at Ueno park or Zoo.

I got here two kinds of their famous breads. One with pistachio, which tasted more like butter rather than a pistachio. The second one was a weekend limited beef cutlet koppepan. It was pretty decent, but costs more than 400 yen. The size is tiny, so I don't think it is worth the money. Would not come again.

(Translated by Google) Iacoupe is a Coppépan specialty store located on the 3rd floor of Uenonomori Sakura Terrace in front of JR Ueno Station. A take-out specialty store that sells a variety of toppings sandwiched between bread made with homemade natural yeast from the Nishi-Nippori bakery ``ianak!'' in showcases. This time I bought 4 types: ``Anbata'' for 235 yen, ``Pistachio'' for 285 yen, ``Yakisoba'' for 200 yen, and ``Napolitan'' for 200 yen.They were so small that I ended up buying 4 of them (ーー;) ``Anbata'' A classic Anbata Koppepan made with strained red bean paste and whipped butter made with condensed milk. The Koppepan has a firm texture, and the sweetness of the moist and smooth strained bean paste and the salty whipped butter emphasizes the sweetness of the red bean paste, making it delicious! Luxury an butter coppépan lol "pistachio" A deep black cacao bun with a bright green pistachio cream. A sweet coppépan for adults with a pleasant texture of chips made from finely crushed pistachio fruits. The slightly bitter coppepan, sweet pistachio cream, and salty pistachio chips make it even more delicious than it looks. It's expensive, but I recommend it lol "Yakisoba" There's a lot of yakisoba in a small cuppa. When I removed the plastic wrap, it overflowed lol Ingredients are pork, cabbage, fried noodles, Worcestershire sauce, and pickled ginger. Great as regular fried noodles lol I don't mind raising the price, so could you double the size of the koppepan? "Neapolitan" Like yakisoba, the small coppepan is packed with bursting Neapolitan. Ingredients are green pepper, Neapolitan, onion, bacon, and tomato ketchup. Among the many types of Neapolitan bread, this is the first time I've seen one with bell peppers as an ingredient. The sweetness comes from the onions and bacon, and even Napolitan alone is excellent lol Size up if you can (Original) JR上野駅前の「上野の森さくらテラス」3Fにあるコッペパン専門店『イアコッペiacoupe』さん。 西日暮里にあるベーカリー「ianak!」さんの自家製天然酵母を使用したコッペパンに、多種多様な具材をお店でサンドしてショーケース販売してる、テイクアウト専門店。 今回購入したのは『餡バタ』235円に『ピスタチオ』285円、『焼きそば』200円、『ナポリタン』200円の4種、余りに小ささに4個も買っちゃいました（ーー；） 『餡バタ』 練乳を加えたこしあんとホイップバターを絞った定番のあんバターコッペパン。 しっかり硬めな食感のコッペパンに、しっとり滑らかこしあんの甘味に塩気の効いたホイップバターが、餡子の甘味を強調してくれて、美味しい！ 贅沢なあんバターコッペパンw 『ピスタチオ』 真っ黒なブラックカカオのコッペパンに、翠色鮮やかなピスタチオクリーム。 ピスタチオの実を細かく砕いたチップの食感が気持ち良い大人のスィートコッペパンw ほんのりビターなコッペパンに、甘目のピスタチオクリームに塩気の効いたピスタチオチップで、見た目以上に美味しいw お値段は張るが、これはおススメw 『焼きそば』 小ぶりなコッペパンの中に、焼きそばがどっさりw ラップを剥がしたら、溢れちゃいましたw 具材は、手抜き無しの豚肉、キャベツ、焼きそば、ウスターソース、紅生姜w 普通に焼きそばとしても上等w お値段を上げて構わないからコッペパンのサイズ、倍にしてくれないかなw 『ナポリタン』 焼きそば同様、小ぶりなコッペパンの中にはち切れんばかりのナポリタンがぎっしりw 具材は、ピーマン、ナポリタン、玉ねぎ、ベーコン、トマトケチャップ。 数あるナポリタンパンの中で、具材にピーマンが入った惣菜パンは初めて見た。 玉ねぎとベーコンからも甘味が出ていて、ナポリタン単体でも秀逸w 出来たらサイズアップw

(Translated by Google) I felt that the koppepan itself was small and had a large volume, and the bread itself was not fluffy. I thought it was small and the price was high. I'm sorry for my own opinion, but honestly the cutlet ingredients were not delicious even after rebake, and it's a shame because it's the most expensive of the day. The fried shrimp had a basic taste and I ate it after rebake for about 30 seconds, but I think opinions are divided as to whether it's better with the tails still attached. I would like to avoid it because I have a high chance of getting it caught in my teeth. You can't get fried bread, as you can see in the photo, the soybean flour is ruined and it doesn't look good, and if you buy it in a bag, the soybean flour gets on the inside of the bag and it looks ruined, and the taste is basic. The mandarin oranges are brioche and may be good for people who like their hard, firm bread (seasonal only).The mandarin oranges themselves are delicious. Saturday only? The egg itself had a lot of ingredients and tasted delicious. Overall, the koppepan is small, so it might be better to buy 2 or 3 of them, but I feel like they should consider the option of sandwiching them between them. However, I think having a microwave oven and being able to rebake is a good thing. (Original) コッペパン自体小さいくボリュームに掛けるのとパン自体ふわふわしないコッペパンなんだと感じました。小ぶりで値段も高いと思った。 自分の感想で申し訳ないが、カツの具は正直美味しくなかったリベイクしてもです、今日の中で1番高いのに残念です。海老フライは基本的な味でリベイク30秒ほどして食べましたが、尾が付いたままの方がいいか、意見が分かれる所だと思う。自分は歯に挟まる確率が高いので遠慮したい。揚げパンは頂けない、写真で見る通りきな粉の粉が台無しで見た目が悪い、袋だと袋の内側にきな粉が付いて台無し感、味は基本的です。みかんは、パンがブリオッシュで硬くしっかり目好きな人には良いかもです(季節限定)みかん自体は美味しい。土曜日限定？のたまごは、具自体多いのと味は美味しかった。全体的にコッペパンが小さいので2、3個買われた方が良いかも、挟むオカズは検討して貰いたい感じでした。ただ、電子レンジが有ってリベイク出来るのは良い点だと思う。

(Translated by Google) Although the koppepan is small, the crab cream croquette was heavier than I expected! There is a microwave, so we recommend heating up the prepared breads and eating them early on the benches in front of the store and next to the store (^^) It's a little disappointing that the only hot drinks available are hot coffee, but the staff are nice and the shop is small, but you can also use Suica. Peanuts are delicious as they are even when you take them home, so if you're having trouble deciding on a souvenir bread, please try choosing one! It also includes crushed peanuts! Since they are small, even women can easily eat two of them, so I think it would be a good idea to compare the two types, one for side dishes and one for sweets (^^) (Original) 小ぶりなコッペパンですが、カニクリームコロッケは予想よりはずっしりとしていました！ レンジがあるので、惣菜パンは軽く温め店前と店横にあるベンチで早めに食べることをオススメします(^^) 暖かい飲み物がホットコーヒーだけの点は少し残念ですが、店員さんも感じの良いお店で小さなお店ですがSuicaも利用できます。 ピーナッツは持ち帰ってもそのままで美味しく頂けるので、お土産パンで迷われましたら是非選択してみて下さい☆砕かれたピーナッツも入っています！小ぶりな分、女性でも軽く2個は食べられるので惣菜系とスィーツ系の2種類を食べ比べるのも良いかと思います(^^)

(Translated by Google) A Coppépan specialty store located on the 3rd floor of Uenonomori Sakura Terrace near Ueno Station. Visited for a quick snack before going to Ueno Zoo. What I ordered was Pistachio and Yakisoba. People may either like or dislike pistachio, but is it like a hard buttercream? And, personally, it's my favorite flavor. I've been excited since this morning! (Original) 上野駅近の、上野の森さくらテラスの3階にあるコッペパン専門店。 上野動物園に行く前の軽食目的で訪問。 注文したのは、 ピスタチオと焼きそば。 ピスタチオは好き嫌いが分かれるかもしれませんが硬めのバタークリーム風？で、個人的には大好きな味です。 朝からテンション上がりました！

(Translated by Google) Although the portion was small, it was delicious. I came to the store on Saturday, I bought three because I was told that if you buy three, you'll get a fried bread as a free gift. I took it to an outdoor event, cut it in half with kitchen scissors, and enjoyed sharing three types with friends. I think one person could eat three of them, but considering that they cost over 1,000 yen, it's still expensive. The tuna lemon, salmon and cream cheese, and shrimp furisha were all delicious. (Original) ボリュームは少ないけれど、普通に美味しかった。土曜日に来店しましたが、 三個お買上げの方には揚げパン一つプレゼント　と有りましたので、3つ購入しました。野外のイベントに持って行ってキッチンバサミでハーフカットにし、友人と三種類をシェアして楽しみました。一人で三個でも食べられる量だと思いますがそれで1000円超えてる事を思うとやはりお値段が高めですね。ツナレモン、サーモンとクリームチーズ、エビふりゃーでどれも美味しかったです。

My coworker said that if we go to Asakusa, we definitely need to try the melon pan. At first glace, it looks very good and the smell was so amazing. We got to try their Matcha and Vanilla. Too bad that we weren't able to try the cookies and cream since we were already full. They have available two seat infront and aside that there's nothing else. You will need to stand up while eating. The melon pan was crunchy and soft inside. The matcha ice cream taste really good and it was not overly sweet. Same with the vanilla one. It is a good dessert for 700 yen. Definitely try it.

What an amazing hidden gem, and for ¥300 - ¥700 a melon pan, was easily a memorable discovery. Normally for a melon pan, I would order it plain on its own but this time I decided to try a sweet version and ordered the Cookies and Cream melon pan and it was mouthwatering, with the outside being nice and crunchy as I expect and soft on the inside with the ice cream in the centre. When I came, it was not busy at around 12:40PM but once I started eating my melon pan, the bakery got busy and had a small queue as quite a number of people got intrigued by the dish, even someone asked me which melon pan I should order. Certainly will be back when I'm in Tokyo and sending some love from Melbourne, Australia!!

We just wanted to try it.The bread might look quite typical but we were pleasantly surprised by the amazing taste on first bite. The bread was so buttery, slightly warm and crispy on the outside, and tasted so good with the ice cream. I love the vanilla flavoured one. Please try if you happen to be in that area.

Melon pan was below average imo but vanilla ice cream saved it. It is definitely worth trying

Gaping hole between expectation and reality - wouldn’t say a must try. Queued for about 15-20 minutes. Crispy melon pan filled with soft serve - we had matcha. Centrally located where all the shops are so gets really busy in periphery.

As a lover of stuffed bread with cream I decided to try this place as soon as I spotted it. It has some variety of flavors to offer and I got myself a Vanilla Icecream and ChocoBanana with Whoicream which is not chilled. The vanilla ice cream was average and the other one was just too sweet. Banana did help smoothen the taste but overall was disappointing as Melon Pan was itself quite hard.

As a Melonpan enthusiast, I can confidently say this is some of the best melon pan I have ever had. Crunchy on the outside, super soft on the inside, and great flavor! Service was quick but be careful, they do sell out so if you want some, go before 3!

I had the chance to try Tokyo Melonpan after many years. I can say the food will not disappoint. The giant melonpan on the building looks a bit broken which takes away from the appearance of the store. While the person operating this location provided us with great service and a smile, we went at 1030 and the store hadn't opened yet. In fact it didn't open until after 11am.

I'm not sure if I went on an off-day or something but it was really quiet and there were maybe only 4 or 5 buns per flavor (plain, chocolate and cinnamon). The bun itself was soft and fluffy and the cookie part was the crunchy, sugary type of topping. The cinnamon flavor was only in the cookie part but chocolate was in both. Size was about right and the slashes were a good depth. I'm super biased though because my first meronpan was completely melon-flavored and the cookie part was thinner so it didn't flake off everywhere when I bit into it. That is to say, I've had better. A shame since this is highly rated amongst foreigners! But if you're looking for plain white sweet bread, then this one is for you.

Delicious! It might be a non-traditional pick based on reading other reviews but the raspberry pie was amazing.

Wow! The croissants were like back home, loved it

2019: Croissants and melonpan 180 yen. At 11AM the melonpan were still piping hot and super crunchy. Croissant was also excellent, super flakey and crispy outside, soft and stretchy inside. Service was the most unenthusiastic I've encountered in Tokyo though.

Delicious Melonpan! Try the strawberry version! It was a great small breakfast, which we enjoyed two days in a row, but on the third it was still closed at 10:30 am. That was very sad, but not sad enough to remove a star from my rating! 😁

Best melon pan I had in Japan

Off the side and 250 yen. Not that bad, the exterior is crunchy and the interior is soft. Sort of reminds me of the taste Hong Kong egg waffles. Can’t complain for the price in a busy tourist area.

A very nice melon pan, and the price is hard to beat. It’s in the busy area of Asakusa, and it seemed a bit popular. Looks like it’s been operating for a long time. The regular option is good and worth a try. I wouldn’t mind coming back for one filled with cream. Service was fast and friendly.

while strolling through asakusa temple lanes found this bakery and tried their melon pan (melon bun) it was quite big for 250 Yen and i struggled to finish it alone. maybe 2 ppl can share it. Makes more space in stomach to try other dishes, especially when you are a tourist and will visit this place only once.

Late post, I had this when I went to Tokyo in April 2018, and it was one of the best melon pan I had! It was crispy outside and fluffy inside with just nice sweetness. Will definitely come back when I have the chance to go on a trip to Japan again.

Disappointed with the quality of the strawberry cream melonpan. Noticed upon purchase they had many buns pre-packaged a ready to sell and the melonpan tasted like they had been prepared the day before - stale and dry. Other vendors sell melonpan hot from the oven. Also, they use shelf stable cream instead of fresh cream. The quality was on par with a convenience store pastry but not priced as such.

Melon pan is a sweet bread. It is popular in many bakeries, but this is a shop that specializes in it. The outside is crisp and the inside is more soft. In the summer it is good with vanilla ice cream in the middle.

We took the classic melon pan. It was very good, crunchy outside. Not the best one we have tried but still very good !

MAR 2024 I have only tried their signature sweet red bean bread which was really good. The bread has a nice aroma from the grilled stamp which was noticeable as soon as you open the wrap. Bread was soft with plenty of filling; half fresh cream and half red bean paste. The fresh cream lightens the richness and balances the sweetness of the red bean paste.

I've not had a pastry this good since my last time in Paris, France. Bean pastry was very good, they did not skimp on the filling.

We randomly found this place and we had no expectations but damn it is so good, the bun filled with red beans and whipped cream is so soft and delicious highly recommended

Most delicious Curry-egg pan and Anpan (red bean paste) I’ve ever had in my life!

Good place for quick fill up for your stomach. Their star bread is mixed with cream and red bean, which is a perfect match. 280 yen is at bit higer price for bread thou. They have other 100 yen bread that you can try

Beautiful bakery with extremely well priced and tasty baked goods! A nice little selection of breads, donuts, buns, and more including pizza. They are all made to perfection, soft and flavourful, and at really low prices! Absolutely worth checking out!

Interesting experience. Was walking by, felt hungry and got a egg and meat sandwich. Then I noticed that they have a red bean with cream bun too. Both are excellent:) enjoyable experience and friendly host.

Stopped by this delicious pastry shop in Yanaka. I had their oatmeal cookie —it was simple and satisfying. A pleasant little break spot if you’re walking around the neighborhood.

It might not be easy to find. It’s on Kitte Dori near a post office. They carry some bread, cookies, and baked cakes made by themselves. Their pain de lodeve and chabatta are great. They make a sandwich with chabatta as well. I haven’t tried all, but the cakes are also very good. There’s a cafe as well. You can take home something you buy and eat there.

Bakery off the beaten track that seems to do bread and sweets (ie no savoury outside of plain bread). I’ve only tried the sweets but everything I’ve had there has been of a high standard

i had flan and cafe au lait, both were delicious

(Translated by Google) I went there because it was talked about on the internet! The store has a nice and stylish look. Very nice. When we entered, there were many baked goods in addition to the cakes and breads in the showcase! No, I thought there was! lol It was 2:30 pm when I visited, and there were almost no products left in the showcase! disappointing. In the end, the famous Anko cream cup? I bought a Victoria cake with sour raspberry jam. As for the taste... well, maybe my expectations were too high, or it was just "normal". I think I'd like to try the lamb raisin sandwich next time. But can it beat the similar product Marusei Butter Sandwich? (Original) ネットで話題だったので行ってみました！感じが良くておしゃれな店構え。とても素敵。 中に入るとショーケースの中に入ったケーキやパン以外にも、焼き菓子がたくさん並べてありました！いや、あるんだろうなと思いました！笑 私がうかがったのは午後2時半でしたが、ショーケースの中にはほとんど商品は残っていませんでした！残念。 結局、名物と思われるあんクリームカップ？と、すっぱいラズベリージャムが挟んであるヴィクトリアケーキを購入。 味は……うーん、期待値が高くなりすぎたか、「普通」という感じ。次はラムレーズンサンドなんかも食べてみたいかな。でも、類似商品のマルセイバターサンドに勝てるのかな……？

(Translated by Google) [May 2025, Takeout] On this day, I went on a foodie spree with some fellow foodies. Our first stop was "Teuchi Soba Nezu Takajo," where we enjoyed the delicious "Kamo Seiro" (duck soba noodles). Afterward, we stopped by here. My goal was the "Rum Raisin Sandwich." The counter inside the stylish shop was lined with a variety of baked goods, including financiers, lemon pound cake, sables, and cakes. My companion also picked out some of those, but I opted for the classic Rum Raisin Sandwich (400 yen) to go. The description read, "The butter cream made with rum-soaked Muscat raisins is delicious! This is our most popular item." Since I had plans to head to Okachimachi afterward, I decided to take a stroll. It's not very polite, but I ate this "Rum Raisin Sandwich" as I walked. The sense of guilt was also a good thing. (lol) When I started eating, I was surprised to find that it was larger than I expected and very satisfying. The crisp, thick cookies were filled with a perfectly balanced layer of rich buttercream and elegant rum-soaked raisins. As I continued to eat, the sweetness spread throughout my mouth, and my sense of satisfaction increased. However, I would have preferred a cup of coffee with this. Perhaps it would have been better to just take it home and enjoy it! In any case, it was a delicious "rum raisin sandwich." Thank you for the meal. (Original) 【2025年5月、テイクアウト】 この日は食いしん坊仲間との食べ歩き。 一軒目に「手打ちそば 根津 鷹匠」に伺って、絶品の「鴨せいろ」を味わった後にこちらに立ち寄り。 お目当ては「ラムレーズンサンド」でした。 オシャレな店内のカウンターにはたくさんの焼き菓子が並び、例えば「フィナンシェ」「レモンのパウンドケーキ」「サブレ」「ケイク」なども並んでいました。 連れはそれらもピックアップしていましたが、私は定番の ・ラムレーズンサンド 400円 をテイクアウトしました。 説明書きには「マスカットレーズンのラム酒漬けを入れたバタークリームが美味しい！当店の人気定番商品です」とありました。 その後に御徒町方面の予定があったことからブラブラと散歩。 行儀が悪いのですがこの「ラムレーズンサンド」を歩きながら食べていきました。 背徳感もまた良し。(笑 食べ始めると思った以上のサイズ感があり、食べ応えも満点。 サックリとした厚めのクッキーの間には濃厚なバタークリーム、そして上品なレーズンのラム酒漬けがバランス良く入っていました。 食べ進めるうちに口の中に甘さが伝わり、満足感も上がっていきました。 ただ、これにはコーヒーが欲しいところ。 おとなしく自宅に持ち帰って食べる方が良かったかもしれません！ いずれにしろ美味しい「ラムレーズンサンド」でした。 ごちそうさま。

(Translated by Google) A confectionery shop that mainly sells baked goods. I only bought two, but they were so delicious that I regretted only buying two. Lemon cake: There was lemon peel inside. I also liked the heavy texture. Pistachio tart: The tart dough was full of butter. I had plans later on, so I didn't buy any refrigerated items, but the cheesecake and raisin sandwiches looked delicious. I'll go again!!! (2021.06.07) (Original) 焼き菓子メインのお菓子屋さん。 二つしか買わなかったのですが、二つしか買わなかったことを後悔するくらい、めちゃめちゃおいしかったです。 レモンケーキ：中にレモン皮？が入ってました。ずっしりした食感も好み。 ピスタチオのタルト：バターたっぷりのタルト生地。 この後の予定があったので要冷蔵品は買わなかったのですが、チーズケーキやレーズンサンドもおいしそうでした。 また行きます！！！ (2021.06.07)

Amazing little bakery. Very friendly. The breads are very good! I really enjoyed the sakura anpan and the cinnamon roll.

Bought sliced white bread, pain au chocolat and raisin walnut bread to go. Very reasonable price. All were delicious; I consider the best white bread found in Tokyo regardless of price. Top with French Echire butter from Seijoishi Market. Pain au Chocolat was dense, slightly chewy and buttery.

Although the selection isn’t as wide, the pastries on offer are a delight. I enjoyed the spring onion bun and melonpan most. Each bread is individually wrapped for you to take away but you can also dine-in. Next time I’d like to taste their popular red bean bread!

Amazing bakery! Stopped in to get a sweet red bean bun and have been thinking about it since. Will definitely come back to try more treats. The bread is so light and fluffy, the service was great and very polite, and the shop had a nice quiet relaxing atmosphere. Highly recommend this bakery!!

The bread and pastries here are amazing. The bread has that authentic crunch you get with a french baguette. We brought a few things from here and each one had a distinct taste. My favourites were the cheese bread, bacon baguette, soy cream pastry and the fig/walnut bread. But it was hard to pick as there was such a good selection!! The lady who served us and who makes all the items herself along with her husband was very friendly. I will definitely come back when I revisit Japan :) Wonderful find!!

The pastries were very fresh, I got a chocolate crossant, plain crossant and a baguette which were all delicious. The staff were extremely friendly, kind and helpful.

Lovely bakery with a fantastic selection of sweet and savoury bread and pastries. And the lady who owns it is very kind and nice!! :)

(Translated by Google) pretty big butter Directly connected to Ueno-Okachimachi Station, Visited "Kanaya Hotel Bakery Ueno Matsuzakaya Branch". When I arrived around 6:30pm on a weekday, there were a lot of people in the store. I was able to pay the bill immediately. Purchased Shitamachi Dog An Butter for 324 yen. Coppe-style bread is soft and comes with red bean paste and butter. It's delicious. It was delicious till the end. (Original) かなり大きなあんバター 上野御徒町駅直結、 「金谷ホテルベーカリー 上野松坂屋店」を訪問。 平日の18時半頃到着のところ店内多数でしたが、 直ぐに会計できました。 下町ドッグあんバター 324円を購入。 コッペ風のパンはふんわり、あんことバターで 美味しいです。 最後まで美味しく頂きました。

(Translated by Google) I bought a 6-pack of mini breads, but I was worried about the discoloration, so I called and was told it was burnt...Is this burnt? ? By the way, I was told that the expiry date was today, so when I tried to eat it, it was in this state. I didn't feel like eating so I just left this. I was also curious about the fact that the cheese was sold facing the opposite direction so that you couldn't see it. I used to buy it every time I went to Matsuzakaya, but I will refrain from buying it for a while. (Original) 6つ入のミニパンを購入したが、変色が気になり電話したところ焦げですって言われた…これが焦げなの？？ ちなみに消費期限が今日中と言われたから食べようとして出したらこの状態でした。 食べる気になれなかったからこれだけ残した。 チーズが見えないようにこれだけ反対側に向いて販売されてたのも気になった。 松坂屋に行くたびに購入していたがしばらく控える。

(Translated by Google) This bakery is located in the basement of Ueno Matsuzakaya. I sometimes find myself craving their royal bread. I like that I can cut it to the thickness I like. It's quite filling, so I cut it into thick slices and froze it. (Original) 上野松坂屋の地下に入っているパン屋さん。 ここのロイヤルブレッドは　たまに食べたくなります。 自分好みの厚さに切って食べれるのがいいです。 かなりボリュームあるので、厚切りに切り分けて冷凍保存しました。

(Translated by Google) Curry bread like you've never eaten before! Anyway, the bread is fluffy and the dough is thin. The curry is sweet, but it has a really slightly tangy spiciness. This should satisfy both adults and children! Perfect for a snack ☺️ (Original) 今までに食べたことない感じのカレーパン！とにかくパンがふわっふわで生地は薄め。カレーは甘めだけどほんとに少しだけピリッとくるかこないかの辛さが。これは大人も子供も満足できるはず！ おやつにピッタリ☺️

(Translated by Google) Royal bread was one of the best breads I've ever eaten! It says it's best when toasted, but I like it just as delicious raw, and it's soft and sweet. The French toast was also not too sticky and sweet, making the best use of the special bread. The 100 Years Curry Bread, available only at the Ueno store, is also a bread that gives you a Kanaya Bakery feel, as you can tell it has curry roux and other ingredients in it. The cheese onion gratin has delicious ingredients, but it's a bit disappointing that there aren't that many. Of course, the overall price is high, so it's delicious, but it's up to you to decide whether it's worth it. (Original) ロイヤルブレッドは、今まで食べた食パンでもトップレベルでした！トーストするのが一番おいしいと書いてますが、私は生でも普通においしいし、やわくて甘みがあって好きです。 フレンチトーストも、ベタベタ甘くなりすぎず、特製の食パンを生かした味でした。上野店限定の百年カレーパンも、カレーのルーや具材が入ってるなとわかる金谷ベーカリーを感じるパンです。 チーズオニオングラタンは、具材はおいしいけど、そんなに量は入ってないのがちょっと残念。 当然、全体的に値段は高めなので、おいしいけどそれに見合うかは、個人の判断ですね。

(Translated by Google) I bought the anko butter bread. I don't even want to give it one star. This is poor quality compared to the anko butter bread sold by other bakeries. First of all, there's almost no filling, and you can barely taste the red bean paste. I wish they would follow the example of other anko butter breads. (Original) あんバターパンを購入しました。 星一つもつけたくないくらいです。 こちら、他のベーカリーが出しているあんバターに比べるとお粗末なものです。 まずほぼ中身が入っていない、さらにあんこの味がほとんどしません。 他のあんバターパンを見習って欲しい。

(Translated by Google) Emperor's enthronement day 13:20 Today I went to the National Museum of Western Art first thing in the morning. Today was a forced release day, It was busier than I expected and it was easy to take photos. ⚫Baked curry bread The fabric is thin, fluffy, and moist. The melted cheese is crispy on the top. The curry is scented with cardamom, It's probably a chutney, sweet and sour, fruity yet spicy. However, the cheese is strange. It looks a bit strange to me as it resembles that stuffed in sweets crackers. I want it to be processed cheese. ⚫Mugwort Anpan To be more precise, it's seasonal anpan. A slightly dry dough with a slight aroma of mugwort. The tsubu-an (sweet bean paste) inside has a low water content and smells like red beans, making it a little sweet but delicious. ⚫Brandy Raisins soaked in brandy wrapped in danish. Each layer of the dough is thin and has a light texture. Inside is something that looks like a pound cake that has been broken up and rolled up with brandy and raisins soaked in brandy. I can taste the alcohol, but unfortunately I can't smell the brandy. I didn't like this and couldn't eat it. Danish pastry is so delicious, It would have been better if it had a different filling. I wanted to buy some bread, but it seems they don't sell it at half-stores, so I gave up. I think they were all around 270 yen (I forget the price). Speaking of Kanaya Hotel, We first met on a school trip for junior high school students or something. Decades later, the number of delicious bakeries has increased, so It looks different from the impression I had at the time. Considering the taste, this price, The cost performance is not good. #famous hotel #Cost performance is not good #Large selection of products (Original) 天皇即位の日 13:20 今日は朝イチで国立西洋美術館に行ってきました。 今日は無理やり解放日でしたが、 想像より空いていて写真も撮りやすかったです。 ⚫焼きカレーパン 生地は薄くふんわり、しっとり。 上部には溶けたチーズがパリッと。 カレーは、カルダモンが香り、 チャツネかしら、甘酸っぱくフルーツながらスパイシー。 ただ、チーズが変です。 お菓子のクラッカーに挟んであるアレに似ていて違和感。 プロセスチーズにして欲しい。 ⚫ヨモギあんパン 正しくは、季節のあんパンです。 ヨモギがほんのり香る、少々パサついた生地。 中のつぶ餡は、水分少なめで小豆の香りもして、ちょっと甘め、だけど美味しい。 ⚫ブランデー ブランデーに漬けたレーズンをデニッシュで包み込んだもの。 生地は一層一層が薄く、軽やかな食感。 中に入っているのは、パウンドケーキを崩してブランデーを加えて丸めた様なものにブランデー漬けのレーズン。 アルコールは感じるものの、残念ながらブランデーの香りはしません。 これは好みじゃなく、食べられませんでした。 デニッシュ生地はすごく美味しいので、 別のフィリングだったら良かったなぁ。 食パンも買いたかったけど、ハーフでは販売していないそうなので断念。 どれも270円前後(価格失念)だったと思います。 金谷ホテルと言えば、 中学生の修学旅行先か何かで初めて出会いましたが、 数十年経った最近は美味しいパン屋も増えていますので、 当時の印象とは違った様です。 お味からしてこのお値段、 コスパは良くありません。 #有名ホテル #コスパはイマイチ #品揃え豊富

During my visit in Tokyo, I bought twice from this bakery. I think their pastry was pretty good, and the price was reasonable. My daughter especially liked their garlic chips.

Great bakery! You just grab a tray and tongs at the door and select what you want. Staff were very helpful even though they didn't speak English.

So many delicious choices and so little stomach space! The staff is very kind though not English speaking, and were very patient with us.

Chocolate croissants are fantastic, low prices.

nice

(Translated by Google) ``BOIS DE BOULOGNE'' is located along a calm street, a few minutes walk from Asakusabashi Station. This is a famous shop that sells classic and authentic breads created by a chef who trained in France. What surprises me most is the wide selection of prepared breads. There are always more than 10 types of side dish bread lined up in the store, and all of them are masterpieces that are loaded with ingredients and require a lot of effort. Their signature product, ``Bread with beef cheeks stewed in red wine,'' has a perfect combination of perfectly stewed meat and fragrant bread, making it almost like a bistro dish. Ratatouille, basil chicken, salmon quiche, croque monsieur, and more all have quality that makes you want to pair them with wine. Of course, the standard hard viennoiserie such as baguettes, campagne, and croissants are also perfectly prepared and perfect for breakfast. A bakery in Asakusabashi that will satisfy both delicatessen bread lovers and hard bread lovers. There is no dine-in service, but we recommend taking out and enjoying it at the park or at home. This is the kind of shop you'll want to visit again. (Original) 浅草橋駅から徒歩数分、落ち着いた通り沿いに佇む「BOIS DE BOULOGNE（ボワドブローニュ）」。フランスで修行を積んだシェフが手掛ける、クラシックで本格派のパンが揃う名店です。 中でも驚かされるのが惣菜パンの充実ぶり。店内には常時10種類以上の惣菜パンが並び、どれも具材がたっぷりで手間のかかった逸品ばかり。 看板商品の「牛ほほ肉の赤ワイン煮込みのパン」は、ホロホロに煮込まれたお肉と香ばしいパンの相性が抜群で、まるでビストロ料理のよう。ラタトゥイユ、バジルチキン、サーモンのキッシュ、クロックムッシュなど、どれもワインと合わせたくなるクオリティ。 もちろん、バゲットやカンパーニュ、クロワッサンといった定番のハード系・ヴィエノワズリーも完成度が高く、朝食にもぴったり。 惣菜パン好きも、ハードパン派も大満足できる浅草橋のパン屋さん。イートインはありませんが、テイクアウトして公園やおうちでゆっくり楽しむのがおすすめです。また行きたくなる、そんなお店です。

(Translated by Google) I went there for lunch. There was a good balance of both savory and sweet dishes, which was nice. There was a fairly wide variety of fried sandwiches and burgers. They also had bread, French bread, and bread with raisins. You could pay by card. (Original) ランチで利用しました。 惣菜系と甘い系どちらもバランスよく種類があって良かったです。揚げ物系のサンドイッチやバーガーものがやや種類豊富でした。 食パン、フランスパン、レーズン入りなども。 お支払いはカードもOKでした。

I love this little bakery. Their bread is always fresh and tasty. Prices are also good. Shioanpan is the best.

cheese bacon bread is so good!

Decent selection of japanese style bread at reasonable prices

It was a surprise! The face that you can see their "kitchen" and that they make everything themselves really makes a difference. Everything we had was amazing!

(Translated by Google) Homemade bakery. If you want to eat bread that has been around for a long time, go buy it. There are also whole wheat breads. That's nice. (Original) 自家製パン屋さん。 昔からからあるようなパンが食べたくなったら買いに行こう。 全粒粉のパンもある。 いーね。

(Translated by Google) Small homemade bakery Traditional atmosphere Various breads to choose from, reasonable price But today I came a bit late, so there were not many left Good service, there were freebies for children The bread tastes very delicious, the dough is soft and fragrant Various fillings are very delicious If I have a chance, I will come back to eat again (Original) ร้านขนมปังเล็กๆ แบบโฮมเมด บรรยากาศสไตล์ดั้งเดิม ขนมปังมีให้เลือกหลากหลาย ราคาเหมาะสม แต่วันนี้มาสายไปหน่อย เลยเหลือไม่เท่าไหร่ การบริการดี มีของแจกให้เด็กๆ ด้วย รสชาติขนมปังอร่อยมาก แป้งนุ่มและหอม ไส้ต่างๆ อร่อยมาก มีโอกาสจะมาทานอีกครับ

(Translated by Google) I came across this shop on my way to Kappabashi Doguyasuji on a Saturday morning. I stopped in looking for something to satisfy my hunger. There were lots of hand-sized loaves lined up, and I got a ham and vegetable bread to eat right away, as well as a loaf of bread for tomorrow's breakfast. There were autographs of celebrities on display in the shop, so I was pleasantly surprised when I popped in. (Original) 土曜日の午前中にかっぱ橋道具街に行く途中で見かけました。小腹を満たせるものを求めて伺いました。 片手くらいのお手頃サイズのパンがたくさん並んでいて、すぐ食べたいハムと野菜のパンと明日の朝ごはんパンを頂きました。 お店に芸能人の方のサインが置いてあったりして、ふらっと入った驚きがあって良かったです。