I came to Tokyo International Forum after a long time, and I found out that they have Krispy Kreme Doughnuts here. I didn't know that. Krispy Kreme Doughnuts were really popular when they first entered Japan in the late 2000s. I remember having them a few times back then. However, they seemed to fade away afterwards, but recently I've been hearing about their comeback with the keyword "revival". Unlike other companies that temporarily withdrew and re-entered the market, Krispy Kreme managed to bounce back by focusing on opening stores in the three major cities. I had some time before a live event, so I decided to stop by. I was surprised to see that you can now watch the doughnut-making process! Unfortunately, we arrived during cleaning time, so we couldn't see it in action. I ordered a seasonal limited edition "Crunch Crunch" doughnut and an iced latte for a discounted price of 660 yen. By the way, the last photo is of the Halloween limited edition Maple Pumpkin Jack and Black Cat Sweet Potato doughnuts that my companion ordered. Thank you for the meal.

Cute.. They sell original products and goods, and they even have a donut making machine. The spacious space allows you to relax and enjoy a nice cup of tea. It's truly a flagship store. If you're going to a regular store, you definitely want to go here. Even a handwritten note was included. It was great that it was not crowded, probably because it was at night.

On the first floor of the International Forum, there was a Krispy Kreme Doughnuts store that I noticed when passing by the International Forum after a long time. The store had wide windows, was bright, and had a sense of openness. I went there on a holiday just before 1 pm, and the eat-in space was empty, allowing me to relax and take my time. Since just the classic cinnamon sugar doughnut wasn't enough, I also tried a cute doughnut that was a collaboration with Peter Pan for a limited time. I also had an iced coffee. It was so delicious that I finished it in no time.

Located on the Hall B side of the ground plaza of Tokyo International Forum is the Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Tokyo International Forum store, which has a production line on site. It reminds me of the flagship store that was once in Japan, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Shinjuku Southern Terrace store. Currently, the only stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area with production lines are this one and the Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Shibuya Scine Tower store. The interior is spacious and airy, with some pillars equipped with power outlets. I ordered the Summer Chocolate Glazed (Eat-in ¥231) and a Latte (Hot) (Eat-in T ¥440). The Original Glazed® doughnut coated with smooth chocolate was perfect for someone like me who loves chocolate.

I wanted to escape from the steamy heat and take a break. I usually prefer Mister Donut's old-fashioned donuts, so I didn't find the donuts here particularly delicious, but there weren't any other affordable options for a cold drink and a snack after 9 pm. I chose a donut with a watermelon glaze because it looked cute, but they all taste pretty much the same. It was my first time trying their coffee, and I got an iced cafe latte, which was actually not bad. The International Forum branch is spacious and nice for taking a coffee break or chatting with friends.

It was hot and all the other shops were crowded, but I managed to find a cool place to relax. The shop was spacious with plenty of seats, which was a relief! It was a place where you could eat in, and I enjoyed warming up some donuts on the spot and trying out different flavors. I left feeling completely satisfied!

Craving for some Krispy Kreme Doughnuts? Head over to the Krispy Kreme Doughnuts store at Tokyo International Forum in Yurakucho. They offer Original Glazed for ¥209, Watermelon Ring for ¥341, and Cafe Latte (iced/hot) for ¥440, all available for dine-in. They are open from 8:00 to 22:00 with irregular holidays, and children are welcome. The store is located just a minute walk from Yurakucho Station and a 5-minute walk from Tokyo Station. I recently tried their Watermelon Ring, a limited-time item released on July 19. Despite the unexpected combination of watermelon and doughnuts, the refreshing taste of watermelon was delightful, especially with the sweet and sour jelly giving it a light and tangy flavor. I'm also curious about their Kiwi flavor that was released at the same time. I also had a Cafe Latte during my visit, and it was surprisingly the best I've had in a while. I will definitely order it again next time! For those with kids, they have a kids' menu available. Although there are no specific child seats, the sofa seats and spacious table seats allow for easy stroller parking. The diaper changing and nursing room is located on the basement floor of the International Forum. My sister ordered the Mac and Cheese, a store-exclusive menu item, and I took a bite out of it. Despite not being a fan of sweet dishes, the combination of Original Glazed with Macaroni Cheese & Bacon added a unique twist, balancing the sweetness and saltiness, and it turned out to be surprisingly delicious. Overall, a great experience at Krispy Kreme Doughnuts in Yurakucho, perfect for a family outing or a casual coffee break.

After work, I stopped by Krispy Kreme Doughnuts for the first time in a while. Sweet treats are just what my tired body needs. I was pleasantly surprised by the spacious and cozy interior of the store, with both table and sofa seating available. I ordered the Crème Brûlée Glazed Lemon Butter for ¥250, the New York Chocolate Chip Brownie for ¥310, and the Cold Brew (Toll) for ¥410. The Crème Brûlée Glazed Lemon Butter had a nice balance of caramel and lemon acidity, making it a sophisticated sweet treat. The New York Chocolate Chip Brownie was delightfully crispy on the outside, with a subtle sweetness. I was recommended to have it warm, and it was delicious that way too. The Cold Brew was a summer limited edition coffee brewed at low temperatures, offering a refreshing and tasty aftertaste. Indulging in a doughnut once in a while is truly delightful. Wheat is indeed delicious.

I visited around 7:30 p.m. on Friday. It was convenient as cafes close early at night. There were plenty of seats and I could sit without waiting. I had Krispy Kreme Doughnuts for the first time in a while and they were delicious as always. Even with a drink, it cost around 500 yen, so the cost performance was great. I would like to go back when I want to chat more after drinking.

Starting from June 1st (Thursday), a new product called "Krispy Kreme Premium Tokyo Rich New York Big Apple" is being sold exclusively at the Tokyo International Forum store. On a weekday, I entered the store at 5:40 PM and it was about 30% full. I ordered the Krispy Kreme Premium Tokyo Rich New York Big Apple for 450 yen, a small iced coffee for 310 yen, and got a set discount of 70 yen, making the total 690 yen before tax, and 759 yen after tax. The Krispy Kreme Premium Tokyo Rich New York Big Apple is a dessert inspired by the donuts sold exclusively at the flagship store in the United States, the "New York Times Square store". The donut is designed to resemble a ripe red apple, with apple icing coating, and decorations that look like apple seeds and green leaves. Inside the donut, there is a sweet and sour apple jam with a smooth whipped cream, giving a refreshing apple flavor with each bite. This dessert is available for a limited time until July 18th, but it will be sold out once the ingredients run out.

The Krispy Kreme doughnuts are really delicious! I was tempted by the collaboration with Cookie Monster and decided to try them out. They are cute, but the original ones are still the best tasting! Well, leaving aside the taste, I'm satisfied with this self-indulgent collaboration doughnut purchase! Anyway, the original doughnuts are so delicious... Heating them up in the microwave to make them fluffy and gooey is truly magical! I will definitely visit again!

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts has released a new menu item called "Original Glazed Soft Serve" at their flagship store in Tokyo International Forum starting from May 17th. On the second day of the release, I arrived at 10:45 and had to wait until 11:00 for the soft serve to be available, so I ordered an iced coffee for 341 yen to pass the time. I also got an Original Glazed Doughnut for free as part of their morning service. It had been a while since I had the Original Glazed Doughnut, and I found it to be sweeter than I remembered. Once 11:00 rolled around, I ordered the Original Glazed Chocolate Soft Serve for 626 yen to eat in. The soft serve had a cute appearance with a generous amount of Original Glazed crumbs on top of a smooth and very sweet base. The waffle cone was made using the same mix as the Original Glazed Doughnut, and it had a crispy and moist texture with a substantial thickness. It was a delicious treat!

When heading to Sesame Street for donuts, I was delighted to find the Original Glazed just freshly baked and HOT NOW sign glowing. I got a 30 yen discount by downloading the app. I enjoyed donuts and coffee at a great deal, plus got a Sesame Box to go. The freshly baked donuts were so fluffy that I couldn't resist eating them right away, so I added an additional Glazed by registering as a full app member. It was a time of indulgence and bliss.

I aimed for the wasabi flavor at Sesame Street, but ended up becoming a Cookie Monster after all! Elmo also wanted to try it, but the original glazed donut is a must-have. Surprisingly, I felt the Monster was less sweet than expected. Satisfied!

I got a Mac 'n' Cheese to go. It's a donut with a sugar coating filled with lots of macaroni and cheese. The shape got a bit messed up because it was to go, but it tasted delicious with a sweet and salty flavor. The price was a bit high, so I was unsure about the value for money. The Cookie Monster, Elmo, and chocolate spray were as tasty as always. However, the wasabi flavor at the International Forum store near Tokyo Station was surprisingly not to my family's taste... Hmm. I decided to stop trying unusual flavors just because they're rare.

I am attending a conference at an international forum, and I had some free time so I decided to grab a bite to eat. Most of the shops inside the forum were still closed, but then I found one that was open - Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Tokyo International Forum store. I don't have Krispy Kreme in Kagawa prefecture, so whenever I crave doughnuts, I usually go to Mister Donut. But when I come to Tokyo, I always feel like having Krispy Kreme's sweet doughnuts with their fluffy texture. Feeling in the mood for Krispy Kreme, I decided to visit the store. It was a little past 9 am on a weekday, and there were hardly any customers. I decided to have a leisurely doughnut morning, opting for a simple cinnamon sugar doughnut and an iced coffee. To my surprise, they offered an original glazed doughnut as a morning service! I initially thought having two doughnuts in the morning might be too much, but once I started eating, I couldn't resist and finished both. Maybe one wouldn't have been enough after all. I thoroughly enjoyed the fluffy and sweet doughnuts in the morning. With my stomach filled, I am ready to focus on the conference now.

I had some free time and was feeling a bit peckish, so I decided to stop by. It was around 5 pm on a weekday and the place was quite lively. There were people working remotely, having meetings, and enjoying conversations. They had some limited edition menu items that caught my eye, but I opted for a classic menu item to satisfy my hunger. I ordered the Original Glazed Iced Americano set for 470 yen. It was consistently delicious, with the perfect sweetness and fluffy texture that I enjoy. The restaurant itself was spacious, with a variety of seating options including regular tables and chairs, counter seats, and sofa seats. I chose a sofa seat and found it very comfortable, making me want to stay longer. Next time, I'll make sure to take more time and enjoy some of their limited edition menu items.

When the nationwide donut chain "Kurofune" opened its first store in Japan at Shinjuku Southern Terrace, I went to see it out of curiosity and envy. Over the past decade, Kurofune, which debuted with great fanfare, has become commonplace. It's expensive, too sweet, and has garish colors. But it has certainly established itself, sharing the pie with "Mister Donut" and adapting its sweetness to suit Japanese tastes. Foreign capital companies planning to enter Japan should keep in mind that the Japanese are the most whimsical people in the world, easily excited and quickly losing interest. Even the world's largest donut chain, "Dunkin' Donuts," ran away with its tail between its legs. The store located in Tokyo International Forum, which opened last August, boasts the largest store in Japan, serving as both a flagship store and a central kitchen where you can watch the donuts being made behind glass while waiting in line. When the hot sign lights up, it means the donuts are ready, and freshly fried donuts are given as a gift by the staff. Furthermore, due to the benefits of the attached workshop, there are limited edition menu items that are only available at this store. I ordered the Melting Strawberry Mountain and the house blend coffee. The Melting Strawberry something-or-other donut, with its long name, stood out on Instagram. This donut's charm can only be conveyed about 1 millimeter in photos, so I recommend checking out Instagram or experiencing it in person. When you order, you wait behind the register, and when your number is called, you receive your drink and wait at your table. You are given a number plate with your order, so keep it in a visible place for when your order is ready. The blend is freshly brewed after you order, so it's quite strong and authentic. It may not satisfy coffee enthusiasts, but it's enough for me, as I usually drink instant coffee at home. The donut arrives with a cream-filled ring around it, topped with plenty of strawberry cream. When you remove the ring, the cream spills out, creating a flood on the plate. The base is likely their original glazed donut with ice cream sandwiched between, giving a cold sensation when eaten. The plate comes with a berry sauce dip, and when the cream melts down, the strawberry cream and berry sauce naturally mix together, creating a strawberry-filled delight. These little surprises are quite enjoyable. The problem is what to do with the removed plastic ring, but I didn't understand the purpose of the paper plate that came with it, so I didn't use it until the end. They should explain this better. At the ordering stage, they ask if it's for dining in, but who takes this out? Well, you can take it as an American joke, but there are several other limited edition donuts only available at this store that are worth visiting regularly. On this day, there was a graduation ceremony for a certain women's university in the Tokyo International Forum, and the place was packed with students in traditional attire. Naturally, the store was also crowded, making it difficult to secure a seat. Unless it's a concert or event, it's not usually that busy, but oh well. The rum raisin donut I was aiming for was sold out, and the strawberry shortcake that replaced it was also sold out. The Lotus Biscoff collaboration currently available is also offered at other stores, so I'll try it another time.

A few days ago, I passed by the International Forum for the first time in a while and noticed that it had become a Krispy Kreme. I visited right away. The tables and chairs are shaped like donuts and are cute! I was in the mood for chocolate sweets, so I chose the Cookie Cream Chocolate (tax included 250 yen) and the Blend Coffee (tax included 310 yen) set with a 30 yen discount. The black chocolate donut was fluffy and delicious, made with a blend of Ghanaian cocoa. It was topped with vanilla cream and crunchy chocolate crunch. I got it to go this time, but the store is quite spacious, so you can relax and enjoy your time there.

I visited during a break at the art fair. The shop was spacious and almost full of customers. It was nice to secure a seat in advance, so I didn't have to rush to find one. I ordered an iced coffee and a hot coffee, along with cinnamon sugar and glazed donuts. The donuts in the showcase made me excited and fluttered with cuteness. The cinnamon sugar had a rich cinnamon aroma and a crunchy sugar texture. The glazed donut had a gentle sweetness that spread nicely. It was slightly warm and fluffy. It was delicious! I wish I had gotten some to take home too. The atmosphere around here was nice, and the warm spring air felt pleasant.