A festive Financier cake in the shape of a sea bream. Let's bring good luck! The cake batter is moist with a hint of oil that seeps in. It feels top-notch and well-made. "Tai Ankichinichijo" is a moist Financier cake in the shape of a sea bream, symbolizing good fortune. It is made with red beans from Hokkaido, giving it a refined sweetness with a rich buttery taste. A lucky confectionery perfect for celebrations. Shelf life: 80 days from the manufacturing date. Storage: Store at room temperature, avoiding direct sunlight and high humidity. Chisato Tsukiji Tokyo Station Ichibangai Omiyage Plaza Store 03-3213-6603 Marunouchi 1-9-1, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Station Ichibangai 1st floor, Omigage Plaza inside.

This is a shop located on the 1st floor of the souvenir plaza at Tokyo Station in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Today's snack is tempura rice crackers. I can imagine what they might taste like. When I tried them, they were crispy with a shrimp flavor! It's like a tempura rice cracker, and I really like the texture and taste. Thank you for the meal. ❤️

Tsukiji Chitose Tempura Rice Cracker - Light texture! Tastes like rice with a subtle dashi flavor, very elegant! Quite to my liking. Tempura Rice Cracker Lemon Salt - Strong lemon flavor!

I was looking for souvenirs for my workplace and ended up purchasing "Tempura Senbei" (18 pieces for 1,900 yen including tax) after trying a sample. I found the perfect softness, saltiness, and just the right amount of oiliness to be very delicious. However, when I shared them at work, the reaction was lukewarm. It seems that my coworkers prefer snacks with stronger flavors for after work. It's a shame. But it's really delicious, so I would like to purchase them again for personal use. The expiration date was a little over a month.

It is located on the 1st floor of Tokyo Station. Next to it is Uniqlo, but it is tucked away in the back, making it hard to find and giving it a somewhat inaccessible feel. Perhaps because of this, there are few people, and you can quietly take your time choosing. It's a hidden spot for buying souvenirs, so you can avoid the crowds, which I liked. I bought Tsukiji Chitose's karinto onion miso, a bit unusual, right? It has a flavor of green onions that is sweet, spicy, and salty. Honestly, when I first tried it, I was like, "Huh?" but the lingering deliciousness makes me want to eat it again. It's a taste that becomes addictive.

Before going to Tokyo, I found a few karinto shops and discovered one that offers various flavors such as black honey, white honey, peanuts, onions, seaweed, wasabi, miso with green onions, and burdock. I purchased peanuts and onions for 280 yen each, which is a reasonable price. The expiration date is about 2 and a half months. The onion karinto is slim and has a subtle onion flavor without being overpowering, making it delicious. As for the peanut karinto, I personally like legumes, so I tend to favor it even more if it contains any bean ingredients. However, even without bias, it is delicious. The basic flavors ensure that it is tasty and worth the 280 yen. With its affordable price, delicious taste, and the name "Tsukiji" attached to it, I believe it is perfect as a Tokyo souvenir.

I saw a TV show before that featured a specialty store in Tokyo Station that sells karinto (a type of sweet snack) and always has a long line. I found the store, but there was no line at all. Nevertheless, I bought a variety of karinto as souvenirs because they were affordable at 280 yen per bag. There were 8 flavors available: burdock, onion, sesame, black honey, white honey, wasabi, plum, and peanuts. I asked people who tried them for their opinions. The burdock karinto was described as uniquely sweet and savory, while the onion flavor tasted like Sapporo Potato snacks. Overall, the karinto were creatively made and a fun choice for unique souvenirs. It's recommended to check out this store for interesting gifts.

Mother, who has been quiet for a while, is in full-on mode and wants to go out! She took her friends and went on a stroll in Edo. The souvenir from their Edo trip is the karinto from "Tsukiji Chitose" - they got 3 out of the 9 varieties available. They chose peanut, sesame, and black - a very traditional selection. The karinto is quite popular and easy to eat, with interesting choices. The mini size of 60 grams per bag is just right - not too much, not too little. They wanted to eat more. It's a perfect souvenir item.

At work, I received a gift from a business partner. It was two types of tempura rice crackers, one tempura rice cracker and one seaweed tempura rice cracker. The tempura rice cracker had a slightly salty and light texture with a crispy outer layer. The seller is called "Tsukiji Chitose." I didn't know about them before, but it might be a well-known brand. Personally, I prefer receiving unknown snacks rather than popular ones. It was a treat to enjoy them.

This is a review from a while back. Please take a look at the photos mainly. I received this as a souvenir. When I went to Tokyo in July, I remember trying samples being sold in the underground area of Tokyo Station. I didn't have time to buy them at that time. The tempura rice crackers came in two flavors: shrimp and seaweed. When I opened them, they looked somewhat familiar. They reminded me of those things that you put on top of dishes. The texture is exactly like tempura batter. The only difference is that you can't really see the ingredients inside. They are light and crispy, but be careful as they are oily. They might be a good snack for those who don't like sweet souvenirs or for those who enjoy savory snacks with their drinks.

This shop seems to have been featured on TV a few years ago. I purchased these snacks at "Tokyo Me+" near Yaesu North Exit, but they are not listed on Tabelog. Here are my reviews: - Black Honey: Softer texture than expected. The black honey flavor seeps in nicely, along with a hint of oil, spreading a satisfying sweetness in the mouth. - Wasabi: Crispy texture. After the sharp wasabi flavor, a light sweetness follows. The thinness and texture complement the wasabi flavor well. - Kinpira (no photo): A bold sweet and spicy kinpira flavor. The chili pepper adds a kick, and the taste of burdock is well-represented. It lives up to its name with its strong flavor.

Tempura rice crackers are delicious!