Hyperlocal Tokyo

"You can buy small quantities of sweet potato snacks, like candied sweet potatoes and potato chips, at affordable prices. The candied sweet potato I tried was just the right sweetness and delicious. PayPay payments are accepted."

"This is an old-fashioned Japanese confectionery shop. The staff's service is also charming, in keeping with the shop's long history. I bought some mochi balls and kuzumochi. The kuzumochi needs to be cooked at home by pouring hot water over it, so I made it with my children. It was delicious. I will definitely visit again!"

"I heard about this place from a coworker and decided to check it out during my lunch break since it's close to the office! (*´∇｀*) It's located in a back alley, so I got a little lost trying to find it. Tenma-me, a shop that has been selected as one of the "100 Best Wagashi Shops" in Japan. They only have about four items on the menu, but they s"

"A quiet cafe perfect for a solo visit. I enjoyed the an-butter toast from Pelican. The coffee was also delicious and a perfect match for the toast."

"The fragrant, freshly shaved bonito flakes are a true delicacy! I highly recommend their weighed, shaved bonito flakes. The aroma is simply incredible! They also offer bonito flakes in packs, dried bonito, premium dried bonito, kelp, fish powder, and more."

"The cream puff made with Madagascar vanilla beans is the best! The crispy pastry is filled with plenty of cream, making it perfect for a dessert after a meal. Located about a 2-3 minute walk from Tsukiji Station in Tokyo, is "Rokkakudou Factory." I always pass by, but I've never seen any customers, so I decided to give it a try. Based on the sho"

"Located on the first floor of the ky building on the corner of Tsukiji 4-chome, you'll find 【Juyukido】. They have an eat-in space where you can enjoy freshly brewed tea and cakes. They sell very delicious tea. They also have a wide variety of teas to choose from. The price range is from inexpensive to expensive, and the staff are not pushy, so you "

"This is a perfect takeout Japanese confectionery shop for trying different treats. There was a long line of foreigners! The sweets here are truly innovative! Even foreigners who don't usually eat Japanese sweets or are trying them for the first time will find them easy to enjoy. ✨ ✅ Boat dumplings (black honey kinako) ✅ Warabi latte (black honey k"

"Soft serve ice cream with macarons. The soft serve is delicious, the macarons are delicious, and they're cute. The staff are also friendly. There are two small benches and chairs, so I was able to eat in."

"I personally like the croissant sandwiches, but my daughter thinks it's better to go to a different place considering the price! As for the melon shortcake, the whipped cream was delicious at first bite, but after a couple more bites, my daughter and I both agreed... 😖⤵️"

"After a satisfying food crawl through Tsukiji, I was driving to my next destination when I stumbled upon this shop. I couldn't resist picking up some treats to take home. 🐣 I got the 7-flavor tasting set. 🤗 It included plum, Japanese chestnut, and satsumaimo… an incredible lineup! 😅 But they were all delicious! 🥰💕 This is the perfect place to f"

"Located at the Tsukiji 4-chome intersection, the storefront offers a variety of sweets, including drinks, matcha and tiramisu soft serve ice cream. The topping of "Oiri," a traditional confectionery from Kagawa Prefecture, is particularly popular for its light sweetness and crunchy texture. The shop offers a wide selection of products for sale in"

"My senior coworker at my part-time job quit, and as a thank you, they gave me a box of senbei (rice crackers). They were absolutely delicious! I've always loved Mochigose, so this was perfect. I'll definitely stop by and buy some whenever I'm in the area."

"【Tsukiji Soratsuki】 • Strawberry Smoothie Soft Serve 850 yen 『A strawberry smoothie soft serve with a refreshing strawberry tartness』 This is a strawberry dessert specialty store located in Tsukiji, Chuo-ku. I visited "Tsukiji Soratsuki", which is about a 3-minute walk from Tsukiji Station! This time, I purchased the strawberry smoothie soft serv"

"This is a shop where my mother often buys taiyaki (fish-shaped pastry) and agemanju (fried bun). I stopped by on a Saturday afternoon, when it was over 35 degrees Celsius and very hot. I only stayed for about 15 minutes, but customers were constantly coming in. I wanted to have some cold matcha and taiyaki, but I ended up ordering shaved ice (Uji"