Hyperlocal Tokyo

This pudding shop is located a short distance down a side street from Kaminarimon Street. It seems to have been featured on TV many times, as photos from various programs are displayed in front of the shop, making it quite noticeable. Since there are chairs and tables set up, I enjoyed the "Asakusa Silk Pudding" as an eat-in treat. As its name suggests, it has a silky smooth texture that melts in your mouth, with a rich milk flavor. The caramel has a strong bitterness, which balances well with the pudding and makes it delicious. I had the simple flavor, but they also offer various other flavors like pistachio, cheese, and black sesame, making it a great option for souvenirs.

Water was charged separately. The pudding came in a jar and cost 550 yen. The taste was okay, but not something I would rave about.

My high school daughter treated me to this for my birthday. She bought it for me, so I can't comment on the service or atmosphere, so I'm sorry to give it only three stars. It was incredibly delicious, and I devoured it in no time! Thank you for the treat! My daughter apparently wanted to buy matcha, but it was sold out, so she brought me hojicha instead. It was refreshing, smooth, rich, and delicious! It was a bit pricey for my daughter's wallet. I finished it before I could take a picture, so it's an empty bottle, but the bottle is cute!

The moment I scooped up the pudding with a spoon and took a bite, I realized it was incredibly delicious, with a rich, jiggly texture. ( *´艸｀) It's takeout only, but you can eat it at the table in front of you. You return the container after you're finished. Of course, you can also take it home, but in that case, please eat it as soon as possible. Thank you for the delicious pudding.

I had the limited-edition Hojicha pudding for 550 yen. It had a fragrant aroma and a slightly bitter taste of Hojicha, making it a sophisticated treat for adults!