Located less than a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station in Shibuya, Tokyo, "I'm donut? Shibuya Shop" is a popular donut shop that is sometimes featured on TV. After enjoying lunch at the French restaurant "L'Atelier," we stopped by to buy some snacks. It was a Sunday afternoon around 2 pm, and there was a long line in front of the shop. However, we were able to enter the store relatively smoothly and waited for about 30 minutes. We ordered a total of 11 donuts, costing just over 4000 yen. The flavors we tried included "I'm donut" (220 yen), "Custard" (450 yen), "Fruit" (320 yen), "Sweet Bean Paste with Condensed Milk" (290 yen), "Prosciutto and Olive" (360 yen), "Glazed" (240 yen), "Coconut" (390 yen), "Anchovy Cheese" (360 yen), "Very American" (460 yen), "Sausage" (460 yen), and "Omelette" (230 yen). When we tried them at home, we were amazed by the quality. The donuts were soft and fluffy on the outside, with a moist texture inside, and each one was made with care and delicious. In particular, the "Custard" had a perfect balance of sweetness and richness, and even savory donuts like the "Anchovy Cheese" were excellent. "I'm donut? Shibuya Shop" was one of the best donut shops we have ever tried, and we will definitely visit again soon.

The heat was mild, and I thought the line would be long, but there were only about 15 people. They seemed to have opened a shop in Harajuku as well, so maybe that's why. I bought six pieces because I wanted to put them in a box. I got two boxes with four pieces each. Today, I bought a new Taiwanese something. As written in the description, it was a bit juicy. It was delicious.

I was disappointed that they didn't have the I'm Donuts this time. It's their signature item, but I couldn't find it anywhere. Instead, I tried the fresh French cruller. It was quite delicious! I liked the moist and fluffy texture. However, it's more expensive than the I'm Donuts, so I prefer the other one. It's getting a bit pricey and hard to get. I think I'll go back because it's tasty, but...

Around 12:30 on a regular day. The line wasn't too bad, so I decided to wait. It only took about 20 minutes from lining up to making a purchase! The customers seemed to be about half Japanese and half foreign tourists. I was impressed when I tried the food at the Harajuku store, so I bought a variety of items, but I personally found the unconventional flavors besides the popular ones to be just okay. The one with cream inside was really delicious, so I plan on buying it again.

I visited around 11:40 am on a regular Thursday and, as expected, there was already a line. I waited for about 30 minutes to get in. There were so many options to choose from, but I ended up buying a plain French cruller, I'm Donuts Chocolate, custard, and prosciutto. They were all delicious! Waiting for about 30 minutes was definitely worth it.

I lined up around noon on a regular day, waited for about 30 minutes. Since I needed to carry it around and it wouldn't last long, I avoided getting anything with chocolate or cream. The texture was different from what I had imagined, and I wondered if young people were lining up for this! Give it a try!

I lined up on Wednesday just before noon! There were about 25 groups in line, and I waited for about 20 minutes before getting in. They didn't run out of what I wanted, so I was able to purchase it. The pistachio cream was delicious! The maple prosciutto was also delicious! The bread, or rather the dough, is delicious, so whatever you put in it tastes good too!!!

This shop always has a long line no matter what time you visit. I happened to stop by on a weekday and there were about 10 groups waiting in line. It was around 4 pm and some donuts were starting to run out. I picked about 15 popular ones I wanted to try and it cost around 4,500 yen. The taste was delicious, but I'm not sure if I would wait in line and pay this much to come back again. The donuts look cute, so they might be good for souvenirs (if the line is short).

When I went to the shop at 4:50 PM on a weekday, I was surprised to find no line! It's near my workplace and I had heard they sell out by the evening, so getting to buy something was lucky. On another day, at 5:30 PM, they were already closed due to being sold out, so it might depend on the day. The Fuwamochi was delicious.

I lined up from 13:15 on a regular day. Surprisingly, the line was not too long. I entered the store in about 15 minutes. Unlike in Naka-Meguro, there were a lot of varieties here, which got me excited. Be careful not to buy too much. The first time I went, I ended up buying everything, but this time was my third visit. I managed to restrain myself to just enough for my family to finish. I bought I'm Donuts, Fresh French Cruellers, Maple Prosciutto, Cream Donuts with Custard x2, and Pistachio Cream. As always, in my opinion, these donuts are the most delicious. They are addictive and I can't resist them. They are soft, moist, and melt in your mouth. They are satisfying even though they are light. The Cream Donuts are a must-have. They are filled with plenty of cream. I was torn between fig and pistachio, but when they said "they are freshly made," I had to go with pistachio. Maybe because it's right after summer vacation, it was not crowded, which was lucky. I want to eat them again soon, but I hesitate because of the line. I am very satisfied! And I want to eat them again. Thank you for the meal.

Donuts after waiting for a year♪ Arrived about 30 minutes before opening and there were already about 10 groups in line. The staff were handing out "cooling pads" because it was scorching hot, which was a lifesaver. Entered the store about 15 minutes after opening. Ordered: I'm Donuts ¥220, Fig Cream ¥490, Pistachio Cream ¥460, Fresh French ¥330, Crunchy Nuts ¥380, Bag ¥30. Total ¥2,060 paid by credit card. It was so delicious, worth the wait. I want to eat it again soon. Definitely going back!

I finally got to buy some donuts. There weren't many options, so I was able to enter the store in about 5 minutes. I bought one of each type. The cream donut was delicious. There are still many varieties left, so I look forward to seeing what kind of donut I will encounter next.

I lined up about 40 minutes before opening on a regular day and was able to get into the shop! I recommend the simple I'm Donuts. The texture of the dough is more like melting rather than chewy. The cream-filled donuts were delicious too, but I preferred the simple ones. The donut topped with prosciutto had a nice balance of saltiness and the fragrance of olives.

I had been curious about this shop for a while. It's conveniently located halfway between the Nintendo store and Mikasa Deco, making it a perfect stop. I arrived at 12:40 pm and there was a 20-minute wait for 20 people. This shop operates on a self-serve basis for donuts, which I found easier to keep track of what I chose compared to other popular bakeries where the staff serves you. I