Hyperlocal Tokyo

Located on the left side of Sensō-ji Temple's main hall, at the entrance of the Nishi-san-dō shopping street, this sweet shop is known for its long lines. They offer a variety of treats, including the famous jumbo melon pan, Japanese crafts, jumbo shaved ice, and a wide selection of soft serve ice cream! I ordered the jumbo melon pan (¥300) 🍴. The melon pan was piping hot, with a crispy cookie crust on the outside and a soft, fluffy inside. It was far beyond delicious! It's rare to find a place that serves freshly baked melon pan, so this shop is a real gem! 😊

A famous and delicious giant melon pan! The staff at the store are also smiling and have a good atmosphere 😀 The freshly baked melon pan is crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and it's huge! But I didn't think it was particularly special or delicious. It's just a really big, classic melon pan, I think. 😂 You can add cream or ice cream, so if you want to try something different from other melon pans, that's the way to go!

I stumbled upon this place online and decided to give it a try. To my surprise, there wasn't much of a wait. I got the melon pan and the cookie and cream ice cream sandwich to go. It was delicious and exactly what I needed after a long day of walking! The melon pan was also great when I warmed it up at home.

Located in an arcade street near Sensoji Temple, "Asakusa/Kagetsu-do/Main Store" is famous for its delicious, take-out jumbo melon bread. This time, I was able to stop by on the "Asakusa and Skytree/Hato Bus Tour." It was a truly great package plan, and everyone in the group was delighted. Keep up the good work! Thank you for the treat!

A large melon pan filled with a generous amount of cold matcha ice cream. It's delicious! It's delicious, but it's so much that I got tired of it halfway through. It's delicious, but I wish there was a smaller size.