I bought this pudding thinking of eating it on my way home. The caramel sauce was served separately. The caramel tasted a bit too bitter for this pudding and didn't seem to match well. The pudding itself was smooth and soft, reminding me of Pasco's smooth pudding. It has a gentle flavor. It's nice to have once in a while.

Actually, there is a cafe attached. It's quite hard to notice, but it's a small shop with 8 seats inside Ekimise. It's near the Shinkansen platform. The menu includes roll cakes, Baumkuchen, Quinamans (with ice cream), and drinks. I've attached a photo of the sign. The menu is listed below. It's a convenient place to take a break while waiting for the Shinkansen. I ordered a Quinaman and a cafe au lait set for 800 yen. However, I think it goes well with hot coffee. The Quinaman is quite sweet and has a strong ice cream flavor.

I was looking for a place to take a break and came across Jichiro's cafe space for the first time, so I decided to use it without hesitation. I ordered a set of lemon squash and baumkuchen. The lemon squash had pieces of fruit in it and was refreshing and delicious. The price was also reasonable. It was perfect for a hot summer day. The baumkuchen was consistently delicious. Jichiro's baumkuchen is moist and very easy to eat, which I love. I only planned to order a drink, but ended up getting the set. It came with a bonus rusk, which made me happy. The rusk was also a bit moist, and I liked that it was a little different from typical rusks. Despite being inside Tokyo Station, I was able to spend a surprisingly relaxing time there.

I had been curious for a while, so I bought it as a souvenir for a friend. ◆Crowd situation Around 1:00 pm on a holiday, there was no line and I was able to buy it right away. ◆Baumkuchen (excluding tax 1200 yen) There are 4cm and 8cm in height. Even at 4cm, it has a considerable weight and fills you up. It was very delicious as expected, with a moist texture and a gentle sweetness like honey. ◆Tokyo Station limited Quinamman (excluding tax 306 yen) I was really looking forward to the Quinamman. Maybe because of the heat, the candy part was a bit sticky and lacked the crispy texture I like. Would it have been better to take it home and chill it to firm up? ◆Others It is located on the 1st floor of Tokyo Station's Ecute. I also want to try their roll cakes and puddings. Thank you for the meal♪

In July 2023, while waiting for the train, I strolled around the station. I noticed a lemon-flavored Baumkuchen that caught my eye. I was drawn to it and bought it without hesitation. I shared half of it with my wife and saved the rest for later. The Baumkuchen was delicious, with just the right amount of sweetness. The texture was perfect, moist, and had a good mouthfeel. The lemon flavor was not too strong, just right. It melted in my mouth and was enjoyable to eat. Thank you for the meal.

Mr. Haruichiro is known for his Baumkuchen, but this time I decided to try something different and bought a Butter Castella. It was carefully wrapped and had a luxurious feel to it. True to its name, it had a wonderful buttery aroma. Since it doesn't have slices, I think it's easier to eat it at home rather than on the spot. It was a great treat. Thank you.

The moistness is amazing at Baumkuchen Haruichiro's website. According to their website, you don't need a drink with this moistness! The artisans never leave for a moment, adjusting the state of the dough and the heat while layering it thinly to create a rare texture. Depending on the season, the baking time is one hour. By layering 24 rare layers, this moist texture is achieved. As the diameter increases, the weight may cause the dough to fall off the core. Using a lot of eggs and mixing them separately to create a fine dough, it produces a fluffy texture like a cake. The separate mixing method involves separating egg yolks and egg whites and mixing them separately. It is generally considered time-consuming and unsuitable for mass production. Haruichiro's Baumkuchen is described as moist, yet fluffy, with a refined sweetness that won't leave you feeling empty no matter how much you eat. When you buy a whole or half Baumkuchen, it's so delicious that you end up eating too much. That's why I always buy Haruichiro's Baumkuchen cut into 4 cuts and placed in bags for 330 yen. This may be more expensive, but it helps prevent overeating, which is appreciated.

Baumkuchen is delicious! The sugar coating on the outside is especially tasty. Castella is just okay. I'm not a fan of castella, so I'm not sure, but it's probably nothing special. I tried buying the baumkuchen here because it's delicious, but I won't be coming back next time.

I received a butter castella from a friend. When I opened the bag, there was a cube-shaped box inside which contained the butter castella. It seemed like the castella was baked using this box. It's a stylish castella with plenty of eggs and honey. It's fluffy, moist, and smooth, melting in your mouth. It was really delicious!

I tried Kazuiro's Baumkuchen for the first time. It came in a small bag with 4 slices, which was almost too much for one person to eat. The texture was moist and soft, not too sweet. It had a slightly sweet and rich flavor. Some people say it's a drinkable Baumkuchen, but I wouldn't go that far. However, I can understand the "moistness that doesn't need a drink" mentioned on the shop's website. I usually like Club Harie and Königskrone's Baumkuchen, but now I have another option when I want to eat it.

I spent a leisurely time until the departure time of the Shinkansen. This store has a quiet eat-in corner at the back, where you can take a breather. I initially ordered a pudding, but then I decided to have a croissant sandwich with ice cream and a hot coffee. The croissant sandwich was warmed up and had ice cream in between. I placed it in a triangular bag like a hamburger and took a bite! The combination of warm and cold was quite pleasant. The caramelized surface of the croissant gave an interesting texture when biting into it. The coffee was not too bitter and was perfect as a black coffee to accompany the croissant sandwich.

Located in the South Court of JR Tokyo Station inside the ticket gate, this shop caught my eye as I was looking for single-serving sweets that could last at room temperature for my business trip. I ended up purchasing the "Baumkuchen Cut" for 330 yen and the "Brownie" for 450 yen. Both items had a shelf life of over two weeks from the purchase date. The Baumkuchen came with a pick for easy, mess-free eating, which was convenient. The size was just right, and although slightly on the sweeter side, it was moist and delicious. The Brownie, although a bit small, had a rich flavor. It's rare to find single-serving sweets under 1,000 yen that can last at room temperature, especially within Tokyo Station, but I would highly recommend the Baumkuchen in particular.

I ordered a fruit tea blend with four types of berries that the staff said was quite sour, but I'm okay with sour flavors so I decided to try it. While waiting at the counter, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a complimentary rusk with my drink. The sourness of the tea was just right and I enjoyed it.

Snack time in January 2023. I had pudding, but that wasn't the only thing I had (⌒-⌒; ) First, the pudding that I had been curious about for a long time! So, my wish finally came true❣️(*^◯^*) I brought it home and immediately dug in♬ It was in a cold state with an ice pack, I opened the lid, added caramel, and took a bite... Delicious(^^) The smooth texture goes without saying← It just slides down your throat. The moderate sweetness is also very appealing(^○^) The caramel intertwines perfectly in your mouth, enhancing the rich flavor of the pudding. Yes, this is delicious♬♬♬ Next... I had plain and chocolate croissants. Both were delicious, but personally, I preferred the plain one♬ Both had a buttery flavor coming through the crispy dough with a punch(^｡^) It's like the texture of a croissant in a bread. I enjoyed it♪ Thank you for the meal(o^^o)

Recently, there is a popular jumbo Baumkuchen from Haruichiro, which comes in a greedy set with 14 pieces of three types of rusk (5 butter, 5 green plum, 4 raspberry). It costs 3500 yen. I tried it as a New Year's tea snack and it was amazing.

There is a café space at the back of Haruichiro's shop. I decided to have tea time at the counter seat, which was available. I wanted to eat pudding, so I ordered it as a set with iced tea. The iced tea was light and refreshing, but the pudding was firm and sweet.

[Quinny & Ice's Blissful Treats] After shopping at ecute tokyo, I bought a box of baumkuchen as a souvenir. Then, to pass some time, I discovered a hidden tea counter area towards the back. It has six seats facing each other, a staircase leading downstairs, and a view of the shops. For individual drinks, you get two types of rusk included, and the dessert plate with a drink seems like a good deal. The warm Quinny aman sandwiched with ice cream creates a delightful harmony of melting sensations and buttery pastry that pairs perfectly with coffee or fruity tea. I appreciate the staff for their thoughtful seating arrangements. It was a wonderful tea break experience.

After finishing work in December 2022, I had some time before my train, so I decided to buy something on my way home. I found a Baumkuchen and bought it without hesitation. A few days later, I finally got to enjoy it. It was so moist and had just the right amount of sweetness. I wonder how many years it took to perfect this taste? I paired it with coffee, which was a perfect match. I had it black, but I think it would have been good with milk too. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the delicious treat!

The Baumkuchen at this shop is delicious. I happened to see something unfamiliar, a Quinamman. It's a limited edition item only available at this store. I couldn't resist buying it. When I tried it, it didn't feel particularly special, but it was delicious. However, the Baumkuchen is still the best! There are also rumors that the roll cake is delicious, so that's on my list for next time.

I think there was a store in Nagoya too. I happened to see it at Tokyo Station and my friend requested some crispy cookies, so I thought it would be perfect. The small, crumbly cookies with a delicate texture were delicious.