When you come from the east exit of Seibu Shinjuku Station and take the escalator up, you will see several takeout shops lined up. Next to the bakery called Sumie, there is a Krispy Kreme Doughnuts at Seibu Shinjuku Pepe store. I bought some doughnuts from there. I have bought doughnuts multiple times at the Godzilla Building (Toho Building) in Shinjuku's Kabukicho, but this was my first time at this store. The atmosphere is nice and you can easily buy just one. I think the original glazed doughnut is the most delicious, so I bought that. It was consistently delicious as always.

I went to Shinjuku for the first time in a while, so I decided to buy my favorite donuts as well! I stopped by this shop and got 3 original glazed donuts. They were put in a box, then in a bag, and I warmed them up for 8 seconds before trying them. They were incredibly soft, so I had to be careful not to crush them. They were coated with sweet sugar, and after eating two cream puffs before, they tasted extremely sweet. I had them with black coffee, which helped balance out the sweetness. Overall, they were delicious!

This time, I went to "Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Seibu Shinjuku PePe Store" while shopping at Seibu Shinjuku PePe & Brick St. [Menu items received] - Original Glazed ® 183 yen A signature doughnut coated with glaze made from yeast dough. It was a simple yet satisfying treat with the sweetness of sugar and the deliciousness of bread. - Caramel Almond Crunch 270 yen A fluffy doughnut with smooth caramel icing. It had a crunchy texture and a nutty flavor from the almonds, making it a classic American caramel doughnut. When warmed up, the gentle sweetness spreads in your mouth, offering a different experience depending on how you eat it, making it a delightful treat that can be enjoyed twice.

I bought a set of 3 Krispy Kreme DOUGHNUTS for 840 yen at Seibu Shinjuku PePe. It included an Apple Candy Ring for 290 yen, Caramel Popcorn for 290 yen, and Melon Cream Soda for 290 yen. I got a 30 yen discount for buying the set. I bought them as a treat for my daughter who is a student preparing for exams to cheer her up on the weekend.

I bought donuts for 680 yen at "Krispy Kreme Doughnuts" in Shinjuku. It is located on the 2nd floor of Seibu Shinjuku Pepe and is directly connected to the station concourse. I purchased Sweet American M&Ms, Strawberry Smile, and Chocolate Sprinkle. My daughter had a sports day, so I bought them as a souvenir to cheer her up. They all look very sweet, so I chose them based on appearance.

Located in the same building as the Shinjuku Prince Hotel, it is in a building called Seibu Shinjuku PePe. I usually buy groceries at the supermarket in PePe's basement, but this time I felt like having something sweet, so I visited this shop. I arrived on a Sunday at 1:00 pm and there were 3 groups ahead of me. I purchased the following items: - Strawberry Ring (230 yen): I bought it because it looked beautiful. It had been a while since I had Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, and although I used to think they were really delicious, this time they were just okay. The dough was surprisingly light and easy to eat, but it didn't have much of a berry flavor. - Chewy Maple Canada (270 yen): This was my favorite out of the three. The chewy doughnut had a nice texture and was very delicious. - Cinnamon Sugar (210 yen): This one had a lighter dough, which I personally prefer a bit more solid. The cinnamon flavor was strong and tasty. I got a 30 yen discount for buying a set. Thank you for the meal.

Located inside Seibu Shinjuku PePe, directly connected from Seibu Shinjuku Station, is Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. Next to it is a high-end pudding shop. Every week in April, as a reward, I make a detour to buy the same Original Glazed doughnuts. I put the box in my bag, endure the crowded train ride home, and then warm them up for 8 seconds before enjoying. They are so fluffy and sweet, it's like a treat for my tired body. Even though they are quite sweet, I always end up craving more. On the last day, despite the long line and my fatigue, I decided to buy them again. I enjoyed them with a cup of coffee.

When my friend said they wanted something sweet after eating ramen, I decided to treat them since they've been working hard lately. I bought the ☆ Cookies and Cream Rich, which was definitely delicious. ☆ Old Fashioned Uji Matcha was rich in matcha flavor but not too sweet! ☆ Chocolate Crunch was also not too sweet and had a nice crunch. I only had a bite of each, but my friend devoured all three in one go. When I suggested getting the set of three where you can choose the flavors, my friend said, "It's cheaper to just buy them separately," as if they could calculate the difference right away. Thank you for the treat!

It's been quite a while since I last ate this. And to eat it on the limited express train is even sweeter... haha. After just one bite, it reminded me of the taste from when the shop opened at Shinjuku Southern Terrace. That was about 15 years ago. It was a nostalgic taste. Thank you for the meal. Purchased item: Original Glazed for 183 yen.

I was so happy to find a Krispy Kreme along the Seibu Line and couldn't help but buy some donuts on impulse haha. I was intrigued by the collaboration donuts, but they were a bit pricey so I stuck with the standard ones. The store was quite compact and only offered takeout (I missed taking a photo due to the crowds), but it's conveniently located right by the station. I used to buy sweets at the weekly sweets event corner on the same floor at PePe, but now Krispy Kreme is a new option for me! It's been a while since they generously gave out Original Glazed donuts while waiting in line, but their delicious taste remains unchanged. I hope to enjoy them for a long time to come.

I found this Krispy Kreme donut at Seibu Shinjuku Station. It's located right by the station, so there are a lot of customers. The other tenants seem a bit overshadowed by it. The Original Glazed donut (tax included 172 yen) seems to have gone up in price a bit. The texture of Krispy Kreme donuts, with the sugar melting in your mouth, is truly unique. It's coated with sugar all over, so it's sweet, but you can also taste the deliciousness of the dough. Very satisfying.

When entering Kabukicho Station from the escalator on the front side, you always end up passing by our store. I'm trying to cut back on sweets right now but... I couldn't resist... I've never tried this before... (^^; Original Glazed: Be prepared for a sweet taste that is unique to Western sweets when you take a big bite!... Huh? Is this it? Surprisingly normal. The dough has a loose texture and a good mouthfeel, which I think is a characteristic of this chain... Cinnamon Sugar: It's full of sugar as expected, and it tastes as good as it looks. Minion: Ah, this one has a dense sweetness in the cream. Maybe this is the shop's true intention. It has a strong banana flavor and a rich taste. It's quite something. It's different from what I heard. Could it be that they are produced with a different recipe from the original country? Well, maybe having a unique style would be a hindrance to selling in large quantities.

I used to like Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, but I couldn't buy them often because there was no store within my reach. However, they opened a shop at Seibu Shinjuku Station, so now I can buy them whenever I want! The doughnuts are soft and the sugar coating on the surface is nice. I like to bring them home and warm them up in the microwave for 16 seconds, they taste even better!

I purchased limited-time donuts featuring cute seals and cream soda. Looking forward to enjoying them with my family.