I went with the intention of seeing Mr. Kimura, but unfortunately he wasn't there this time. I would like to visit when I can hear Doraemon's voice. The food is easy to hold and eat, so I thought it would make a good gift when visiting a friend's house.

I finally got to try this shop that I have been curious about for a while. It was mentioned on a popular TV show, and the staff there are famous. The shop is located inside a station on the Hanzomon Line. I ordered the top two popular items, chocolate banana and strawberry ❤️ cream. They were incredibly delicious, especially for cream lovers like me. I devoured both of them in no time and left very satisfied. They would make a great gift for someone as well.

There is a crepe shop in the underground passage at Kinshicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line. It is located inside the station, so it is quite popular. Depending on the time of day, there may be lines. Although we did not encounter the staff member with Doraemon's voice on the day we visited, this shop has become famous for having such a unique feature. The size of the crepes is just right and easy to eat, so it's easy to end up buying more than one. The packaging and paper bags are also cute, making them a popular souvenir choice. It is conveniently located, so I will definitely visit again.

Located in front of Kinsicho Station on the Hanzomon Line, there is a mini crepe shop that offers cold and chewy crepes. It's perfect for when you forget to buy a souvenir while on the move, as it has just the right size for a dessert. The shop gained some fame after being featured on a TV show with a voice similar to Doraemon. The menu includes chocolate banana and tiramisu crepes, which may vary depending on the season or location. The crepes, made with a collaboration of crepe dough and fruits, spread sweetness and chewiness in your mouth, making you feel happy. The small size makes you want to eat more. Payment with PayPay is possible. Visit the blog for more details: https://zan3tho.com

Just the other day, I saw this Kinshicho store on TV. I happened to meet my wife here in Kinshicho that day. She was taking a while to arrive, and it turns out she was shopping for crepes here. We took them home and shared them with the family. We got Cafe Latte, Strawberry, and Choco Banana flavors. So, how did they taste? First of all, make sure to eat them cold! Eating them lukewarm will reduce the flavor, so be careful (laughs). They use fruits and it's like a cake, but the crepe itself is all moist. It's layered on the bottom, so the moist and chewy texture was surprisingly a bit off-putting. I still think that eating a regular crepe fresh off the griddle, with a crispy outside and a chewy inside, is the most delicious way to enjoy it.

It is located right in front of the ticket gate of the Hanzomon Line. I couldn't decide which one to choose, but they offered me a taste test, and I ended up buying 6 different crepes. I brought 4 of them as souvenirs to my friend's house. The crepe dough was chewy, and the filling like cream was generous and delicious. The cream was not too sweet, just the right amount of sweetness, so it was easy to eat. You can eat it without getting your hands dirty, and it is a perfect size for women. There are various types available, making it a perfect choice for souvenirs.

Salespeople must always bring a gift when visiting clients, and this is also important for those who need family services. It is crucial to choose the right items to bring, but they should not always be expensive. Therefore, it is a good idea to do some research and purchase items that are suitable for gifts. Today's order included the following three items: Belgian chocolate-covered strawberries for ¥330, chocolate-covered bananas for ¥216, and rare cheesecake for ¥216. These three items are classic choices that have been checked. The Belgian chocolate-covered strawberries have a premium chocolate flavor with a hint of bitterness that enhances the sweetness of the strawberries. The chocolate-covered bananas are not overly sweet and are generally liked by everyone. The rare cheesecake has a creamy texture with a subtle hint of cheese, and all three items have a firm crepe base, making them easy to eat. They are also a convenient size for women to enjoy while working, and they are not too bulky to carry on the train. These items are affordable for small groups and are suitable for a variety of occasions. With a wide range of options available, it is important to gather information beforehand to avoid choosing flavors that you may not like.

On the last day of my stay in Tokyo in June 2019, I went to Corot near the exit of Kinshicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line. My mother-in-law had expressed a desire to try their crepes after seeing them featured on a TV show a while back. I had difficulty purchasing them as they needed to be consumed by the next day, but this time I had an opportunity as I was going to visit my family the day after returning home. There were various flavors available, so I opted for a set of 5 crepes for 1000 yen. Although each crepe wasn't particularly large, they were generously filled with cream, giving them a satisfying volume. Instead of having one each, I cut them into smaller pieces and shared them, enjoying the different flavors during tea time. They seemed like the perfect little gift, just as they had been described on TV.

I happened to pass by and the food in the picture looked delicious, so I decided to buy it. It's easy to carry around and easy to eat. The first time I bought the strawberry, but when I offered it to my family, they said they didn't want anything too sweet. However, when they tried it, they said it was not too sweet and delicious. Personally, I thought the skin was a bit thick, so I would prefer more whipped cream, so this time I tried the mandarin orange (although it didn't seem to be the most popular). As expected, it contained what seemed to be canned mandarin orange. By the way, the strawberry cost 220 yen and the mandarin orange cost 160 yen. The expiration date is the next day if stored in the refrigerator. It's not exceptionally delicious, nor is it cheap, but if I pass by again, I feel like I would buy it again (laughs). I found out that there is a store near my house as well, although I haven't confirmed it yet. But the young female store clerk here was kind. When I dropped some change while paying, she picked it up and asked, "Are you okay? Did it fall under the store?" I was impressed because most store clerks these days tend to ignore such situations.

I had custard and strawberry. The fluffy pastry and the sweetness inside were really to my liking, so I have bought it a few times. It's located in the subway passage, so it's convenient and cheap to buy, which is a trap^^ It's also perfect for souvenirs, so I recommend it.

It's easy to eat and makes for a simple gift.

I happened to come across this sweets shop online and suddenly had a craving for it, so I decided to stop by. The crepe sweets cost around 200 yen each, which is quite reasonable. I often see high school girls buying them on their way home from school (lol). This time, I ordered along with some high school girls. I chose the Chocolate Banana Crepe for 200 yen and the Black Sugar Matcha Warabi Mochi Crepe for 200 yen. It's been a while since I last had them, and I think it would be even better if they had a bit more whipped cream to bring out the crepe flavor. But considering the price, it's understandable. I think the strength of this shop lies in its kiosk-style location in the station. My daughter didn't eat much... she's quite a gourmet (lol).

I found a strawberry crepe for ¥200 at the station in March 2017 while walking. The size and price were reasonable, so I decided to try it. Since I hadn't checked on Tabelog, I wasn't sure which one to choose (~_~;). Since it was still a good season for strawberries, I chose the one with strawberries. They told me I couldn't eat it right away, so they put in an ice pack. I had it as a snack, and the crepe was moist and the acidity of the strawberries matched well with the sweetness of the whipped cream. The reasonable size allowed me to enjoy it without getting tired of it, so it was good.

Crepes are crepes, but wrapped in a wrap! It's like a onigirazu-style idea (´･Д･) The crepe is wrapped in a square about 6 centimeters on each side. It looked cute so I ended up buying it lol. They have different flavors like chocolate banana, black honey matcha mochi, custard milk, strawberry, Italian lemon, sweet summer orange, chocolate cookie, rare cheese, apple mascarpone cheese, and coffee jelly. The sizes are small and the price is around 200 yen, which is more affordable compared to regular crepe shops where it's around 500 yen. It might be a good gift idea. The crepe itself is a bit thick and chewy, more like a snack for women. They even have a coffee jelly flavor as a limited edition for September. I'm not sure how it tastes, but it sounds interesting. Overall, it's a variety of crepes with different flavors, which might not be available in convenience stores. Enjoy your meal!

Today, I would like to introduce a series of souvenirs that will make your wife happy when you bring them home. The store is Korot Nishikicho. It is located underground, so it may be hard to find for those who usually use the JR line. The shop is known for its Wrapped Crepes, which are crepes wrapped in plastic wrap. I bought the Nishikicho store exclusive Yogurt Peach Crepe and the September limited edition Coffee Jelly Crepe. They offer a variety of products tailored to the season. The cold and chewy mini crepes are said to be delicious, and my wife was delighted with the souvenirs. I also tried a bite of the Peach Cream, and it was delicious with the yogurt cream and sweet peach melting in my mouth. The sweetness is mild, so even men who don't like sweet things can easily eat one or two. I will definitely buy more souvenirs from there in the future.

I had the following: Yogurt Peach Crepe (200 yen), Black Honey Matcha Warabi Mochi Crepe (216 yen), and Chocolate Cookie Crepe (200 yen or less). They were all fluffy, sweet, and delicious. The Yogurt Peach crepe is recommended and exclusive to Kinshicho.

In the past, when it came to Kinshicho Station, I used to only use JR trains, but recently I have started using the Hanzomon Line as well, so I pass by this shop every week. Whenever I think about buying something, there are always customers there, so I end up just passing by... Today, on my fifth month, I finally decided to buy something (lol). That's because I saw the word "Mango". And it's a limited edition for July. So I thought, why not now! I visited around 8 PM on a weekday. There was one other customer already there. The shop is located in front of the metro station gates, so even people who don't use the station can visit the store. The atmosphere of the staff was very nice. Since I was there, I also bought the rare cheesecake. It seems like they always have some kind of limited edition product, just like the mango. I often see Korot, but this was my first time actually eating it. Well, I can pretty much imagine the taste already. The cooling pack is also original. As for the rare cheesecake... It has a thin crepe filled with cream made from three types of cheese. It kind of reminds me of tiramisu because it has caramel cookies in it. Hmm, this cream is a bit too much and feels heavy. Now, the much-anticipated mango disappeared from the photo for some reason, but it had plenty of cream with chunks of apple mango and a thick mango puree. The chewy dough goes well with it, and this was quite good. I'm glad I bought it. You can use transportation IC cards at the metro. If there's another menu item that catches my eye, I would like to try it. Thank you for the meal!

Received as a gift. (September 2015) [Strawberry] A strawberry and whipped cream wrapped in a fluffy crepe. The tartness of the strawberry combined with the lightness of the whipped cream is delicious. However, the parts where the crepe layers overlap feel a bit heavy. It would be better if the crepe was a bit thinner. [Chocolate Banana] Chocolate and banana - a classic combination. As for the crepe, same as above. [Grapefruit & Honey] The acidity of the grapefruit paired with the sweetness and richness of honey. The creaminess of the whipped cream ties it all together. As for the crepe, same as above. [Yogurt Peach] The tanginess of yogurt and the sweet and sour flavor of peach create a refreshing taste. As for the crepe, same as above. These cute little crepes are perfect for a snack at 3 o'clock or as a dessert after a meal.