I went to the Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Kabukicho branch and it was delicious. The doughnuts were tasty and the caramel latte had the perfect balance of sweetness and bitterness. The store had seating on the 2nd floor as well, where people were enjoying their doughnuts with friends or working alone at the counter. Here is the store information: Store Name: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Shinjuku Toho Building Branch Address: Shinjuku Toho Building 1F・2F, 1-19-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Business Hours: 9:00-22:00 (Last Order 21:30) [Eat-in: 9:00-21:00] Closed: No regular holidays Access: 8-minute walk from Shinjuku Station East Exit Phone Number: 03-5155-4750 Payment Methods: Cash/Credit Card/Electronic Money Budget: Up to ¥1,000 Parking: None - Active nurse's daily posts - Introducing places worth visiting - Regularly sharing trendy cafes and travel spots

I stopped by after watching a movie at 1:00 PM on a holiday and got a 10% discount with the movie ticket stub. Since the Crispy Doughnuts at Southern Terrace closed, you can only buy them at the Gap Cafe at the southeast exit or at the Hulk at the west exit in Shinjuku. They are delicious when eaten occasionally.

In the Shinjuku Toho Building in Kabukicho, there is a donut shop on the first floor. It's a great place to stop by for a snack while waiting for a movie or taking a break after watching one. I ordered the following items this time: - Summer Choco Sprinkle (248 yen): The chocolate coating gives it a crispy texture that is delicious. - Brulee Glazed Custard (270 yen): The surface is burnt and it's filled with plenty of custard inside. Both are quite sweet, but personally, I really liked the taste. There are various other options available, so just choosing can be enjoyable. One thing to note is that there is no restroom. By the way, if you bring a movie ticket stub, you can get a 10% discount. Also, since the seating is limited, it's recommended to secure a seat before making a purchase.

World-famous Krispy Kreme donuts! I still love the Original Glazed the most ♡♡ The outside is crispy, and the inside is fluffy◌°◌ When warmed up, the texture of the donut changes to a melty one! It's hard to resist the crispy outside, so it's nice to decide whether to warm it up or leave it as is depending on your mood that day. This shop offers a 10% discount if you show a movie ticket, which is great ♥️ It was a bit lacking in cleanliness, perhaps due to the crowds during Golden Week.

■ Crème Brûlée Glazed Custard ¥270 This is the kind of dessert that you know is delicious even before taking a bite. The crispy glaze and rich custard create a taste similar to crème brûlée. It was incredibly delicious! ■ Old Fashioned Uji Matcha ¥270 I didn't expect the dough to be infused with Uji matcha and filled with matcha chocolate. I love both Old Fashioned donuts and matcha, so I was delighted and, of course, it was delicious! *Visited on a weekday around 4 p.m., no waiting time, no line. Payment method: PayPay. Thank you for the meal!

Founded in 1937 in America, this donut and coffee store offers a classic item called "Original Glazed" made with a secret recipe that melts in your mouth with a light texture. Each donut has 190kcal. There are 14 other menu options available as well. The store also provides a cozy eat-in space for customers to relax during their break. The address is 1-19-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. On the day of visit, there was no wait time as there were no other customers in line. The items ordered were: Milk Cream Santa for 341 yen, Pistachio Wreath for 297 yen, and Iced Americano for 344 yen.

I often use this shop for time adjustment before watching a movie at Toho Cinemas. While I could get a discount with the movie ticket stub afterwards, I usually just use it without any discount because I leave after watching the movie (^_-)-☆. I really like the harmonious combination of the slightly sweet donuts and the slightly bitter coffee. I would recommend it with a score of 70 points.

I used to occasionally visit a shop at Shinjuku Southern Terrace. While waiting, I was able to enjoy freshly fried donuts...! I went there after watching a movie at Shinjuku Toho Building. Since the regular donuts cannot compare to the deliciousness of freshly fried ones, I decided to take out some of the donuts with unique variations. There are so many different types now! There are also various flavors of cream in different colors. I like the crispy surface series, so I chose a product with custard inside. I enjoyed it at home later, and the crispy texture on the surface was maintained while the sweetness of the cream inside was well-balanced and delicious.

It's a donut shop chain of Lotte in the Shinjuku Toho Building♪ I bought a chocolate donut(^^) If you add them as a friend on LINE, you get a 30 yen discount(>_<) You can also get a 10% discount with a movie ticket stub☆

Indulge in Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. The moment you open the box, you can't help but feel happy. The colorful appearance and the truly American, honey caramel scent are irresistible. A dessert that brings happiness even before you eat it.

I walked from Okubo to Kabukicho and decided to treat myself to a donut at Krispy Kreme. I couldn't decide what to get as I looked at the colorful and variously shaped donuts in the showcase. Then I remembered that Tanaka liked chocolate donuts, so I chose the "Chocolate Crunch" to eat. They recommended warming it up, so I did. Just 8 seconds in the microwave made it almost as good as freshly fried, and the cocoa scent was delightful, with bits of chocolate coating melting here and there, sparkling. The crunchy almond coating on top smelled delicious too. The donut itself was fluffy, with a chocolate flavor already in the dough. They said it was made with plenty of Ghanaian cocoa. The top half of the doughnut had bitter chocolate, not just bitterness but also a sharp acidity, making the taste rich. The crunchy almonds mixed in gave a fun texture and chewiness. I felt like I could finish it in no time, so I took small bites and savored it along with iced coffee. The iced coffee had a clear acidity, making it a bit hard to drink alone, but when paired with the donut, it enhanced the flavor of both. It was a comforting treat that made me feel relaxed.

I showed a movie ticket for a 10% discount using an app coupon, and spent over 500 yen to get a free plain donut and a cafe latte for passing time. I chose a limited-time donut called "Passion Fruit Brazil," which is a donut with passion fruit juice-infused glaze layered on white chocolate. It was decorated with mango, papaya, pineapple, strawberry, and pistachio toppings. The donut had a delicious tartness that was refreshing, light, and not too heavy. Since I spent over 500 yen, I took the plain donut to go.

⏰ Visited around 2:00 PM on Sunday with no waiting time, smooth purchase process. Menu for this visit ⬇️ Green Pistachio... ¥291 ★2.5 Chocolate Custard... ¥226 ★3.0 Chocolate Crunch... ¥248 ★3.0 Old Fashioned Uji Matcha... ¥248 ★2.5 Cookie & Cream... ¥248 ★3.3 Original Glazed... ¥183 ★3.3 After finishing the last time, I found on the website that it would be delicious if microwaved, so I had to try it again. 😂 #Pistachio: Not too sweet, delicious! Microwaved to be fluffy and creamy, but the pistachio flavor was not very strong. #Chocolate Crunch: Thought it would be very sweet, but it's actually not too sweet, with a hint of cocoa bitterness. Fluffy and delicious! #Custard Chocolate: Very sweet, with custard inside the original glazed dough topped with chocolate! Amazing! Rich in sugar, fluffy and delicious. #Old Fashioned Uji Matcha: Not too sweet, easy to eat! The old fashioned style is not very creamy, but fluffy and delicious. Microwaving made the dough soft and creamy, with less sweetness than when cold, making it the best. It disappeared in an instant! 😂 It was dangerously delicious food that only leads to the path of obesity! Thank you for the meal. #Shinjuku Bread #Shinjuku Bakery #Shinjuku #Tokyo Bread #Tokyo Bakery #Tokyo #Bread Lover #Bakery Tour #Bakery #Bakery Tour #bakery #Sweets Lover #Want to Connect with Gourmet Lovers #Want to Connect with Foodies #Want to Connect with Foodies #Want to Connect with Sweets Lovers #Want to Connect with Bread Lovers #Want to Connect with Bread Lovers #Bread Lover #Bakery.

⏰Around 3:00 PM on Sunday is a good time to visit without waiting and smoothly make a purchase. Here is the menu for this time: - Original Glazed...¥183 - Yellow Citrus Rare Cheese...¥291 - Cookie & Cream Rich...¥248 The donut dough is fluffy and chewy, very delicious! But the crispy outer sugar coating is unbelievably sweet, making it a bit hard to eat one. The cheese cream has cheese cream inside as well, which was just the right level of sweetness and easy to eat. The chocolate cream has crunchy chocolate and the fluffy dough was excellent. This one was also sweet but my favorite. Thank you for the meal! #ShinjukuBread #ShinjukuBakery #Shinjuku #TokyoBread #TokyoBakery #Tokyo #BreadLover #BakeryHopping #Bakery #Foodie #SweetsLover #GourmetLover #Foodie #BreadLover #Bread #BakeryTour

I used it to pass the time before the movie started. You can get a 10% discount with a half ticket. The interior of the store is clean and the staff have a nice smile. I like the classic original glazed the best. (Forgot to take a photo)

I used to go to Krispy Kreme at Shinjuku South Exit often. This time, my friend said they were going to buy souvenirs there, so I went along. I didn't plan to buy anything, but when I saw it, I couldn't resist and ended up buying a little. The donut, after a long time, was very delicious.

On the last night of the trip in Kabukicho, the best way to end it is with sweet and soothing donuts! The Original Glazed for 172 yen is always delicious. I used to go to the Shinjuku Southern Terrace store often, but now it's all about the Kabukicho store. Donuts as a way to end the night, it should become more popular!

I chose from several types of reissued products. The product name is too long, so I'll skip it. The fabric itself is light, with various toppings, making it a bit difficult to eat, but it goes down pretty easily. Of course, I had it with coffee, but I thought I could have eaten another donut as well.

When Krispy Kreme Doughnuts first landed in Japan, it caused quite a buzz, with long lines forming at the store in Shinjuku South Exit. I used to bring them as souvenirs when visiting, but I had drifted away from them for a while. It must have been years since my last visit. Today, after a long time, I dropped by for breakfast to enjoy a moment of calm. I ordered the "Crème Brûlée Doughnut" and a "Hot Coffee" for dining in. The total came close to 700 yen for the two items, but it's all part of the experience! Krispy Kreme Doughnuts nowadays offer a variety of dough, not just the traditional yeast type, including a fondant-like dough and a cake type. The "Crème Brûlée Doughnut" I ordered had a crispy sugar-coated surface, with custard cream injected inside, a sophisticated treat. The contrast between the crispy texture and the fluffy yeast dough was delicious. The hot coffee was average, but the serving size was generous. I noticed that there was country music playing in the store. It made me wonder if it matched the image of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts in Japan.

The one with the chestnut cream in the middle is delicious, so I recommend it. The Cookies and Cream flavor is sweet and rich, with a cream that tastes like store-bought whipped cream. The Chestnut Cream flavor is not very sweet, with a cream that is sweet but not overwhelming, and the amount of cream is not too much, so it's not heavy.