After passing through the underground street, I was drawn to the takeout apple pie. I love pie crusts. There were only 2 or 3 groups in line, so I was able to purchase easily. Which one should I choose? They all look delicious. There were 4 types, so I ended up buying all of them. Each one was heavy and satisfying. The standard freshly baked custard apple pie was filled with custard and chunks of sweet apples. The Earl Grey had a nice tea flavor, with plenty of custard as well. It seemed to be the most popular as there were fewer left. The cookie apple pie had a crispy texture like melon bread dough, with a nice crunchy sugar feeling. It was my favorite among the 4 types. The new cheese & lemon flavor was sweet and salty, with a stronger salty taste from the cheese. It may or may not go well with the custard. This one might be more of a personal preference. The staff was quite slow... It's nice to have a thorough service, but it would be appreciated if they could be a little faster.

Apple pie for 420 yen and chocolate mille-feuille for 390 yen. Both have a generous portion. The pie is crispy and not too sweet, with delicious apple and custard filling. The mille-feuille has a different silhouette from the pie, but the texture is almost the same. Personally, I don't like the chocolate cream inside (similar to the chocolate cream in supermarket pastry).

At the closing time, there was only one group waiting in line, so I decided to make a purchase. Even though there were only a few left and some items were sold out, I was surprised to find that the custard apple pie was freshly baked! I thought I could only eat cold ones at that time... This was my first time trying it, so I bought both the freshly baked custard apple pie and the freshly baked custard apple pie caramel. I was nervous because I don't like cinnamon, but there was no cinnamon in it! The pie had a lot of sweet apples, the crust was crispy, with a strong buttery flavor, and I felt that the quality was quite high. It may not beat the apple pie in the ○○ area, but I felt that they were doing their best in terms of the crust flavor and the apple filling! Personally, I don't think the custard is necessary... but I believe it's just a matter of preference, as I'm not a fan of cream-based desserts. If you like apple pie but don't like cinnamon, you should be able to enjoy this apple pie.

There was a limited quantity custard-only pie available about twice a day. I love custard and pie, but I really dislike baked apples. So, this pie was perfect for me as I always had to pick out the apples and eat the custard pie. I was so grateful and happy while eating it, it made me feel so happy.

I'm not a big fan of apple pie, but I love this apple pie so much that I always buy it when I have errands in Tenjin (about once every six months). The custard is not too sweet and delicious. It seems to last until the next day if you put it in the refrigerator, but it tastes better when eaten on the day of purchase.

I visited Apple Pie in the Tenjin area of Fukuoka City, Chuo-ku, and bought it as a souvenir. The freshly baked custard apple pie with sweet potatoes is available for a limited time until around November. The crispy apple pie is the perfect sweet treat that I recommend eating on the same day.

There is an apple pie shop in the underground of Tenjin. This shop is a chain store and I have also seen it in Sendai. There is often a line, and the service may be a bit slow but very polite, so it might take some time. This time, I had a freshly baked custard apple pie. The price may be a bit high, but it is crispy and delicious. Each pie is quite large.

Underground shopping street in Tenjin (West 4th Street) is an Apple Pie shop. There is always a long line, but this time I was able to buy quickly, so I bought for the first time in a while. BAKE's shops are always delicious and well-crafted. ★I purchased the following: - Freshly baked Custard Apple Pie 420 yen - Freshly baked Custard Cherry Apple Pie 450 yen I enjoyed them with freshly brewed coffee at home. The generous amount of custard cream, crispy pie crust, and chunky apple pieces were delicious. The seasonal Cherry Apple Pie was also good with its sweet and sour taste. There were other flavors I wanted to try, but one pie is quite filling, so we bought two and shared between two people. I look forward to checking out more flavors in the future.

I was planning to buy an apple pie, but I was tempted by the limited edition Lemon Custard Apple Pie this season and changed my mind (laughs). Limited editions are weak, right? Similar to apple pie, the crust is crispy, with plenty of apples inside, not too sweet, and a refreshing lemon custard aroma. It's delicious, but I wish there was a bit more custard. Maybe this is where preferences differ? One piece costs 520 yen. Thank you for the meal!

I quickly bought an apple pie from RINGO in the Tenjin underground shopping area because there was no line at all. It's great that they accept PayPay for payment. They have three types of apple pie: Normal for 399 yen tax included, Custard Caramel Nut for 486 yen tax included, and Triple Chocolate for 486 yen tax included. I bought one of each and enjoyed them at home with my partner. After I purchased them, a line of about three people quickly formed. It's a very popular shop. You can heat them in the microwave for 20 seconds for a delicious treat. Alternatively, you can preheat a toaster oven for about 30 seconds, place aluminum foil, and heat for about 40 seconds. We microwaved them and they were all delicious, with just the right amount of apple flavor. The custard cream and chocolate were also tasty. RINGO offers high-quality apple pies that are highly recommended! This shop is popular in the Kanto region as well, with lines forming at each location. For more details, please check out the blog link provided.

I had apple pie before and it was delicious, so this time I also tried the apple pie and the seasonal red berry pie. They were perfect for when I needed a little sweetness to relax my tired body during my travels. I enjoyed them in my hotel room with a cup of coffee. The crust was crispy and flaky, and the cream was just right, not too sweet or overwhelming. Definitely worth the price!

I purchased it as a souvenir for my family. I have occasionally bought it since my time in Tokyo, but I found out they are also selling it here in Fukuoka, so I decided to purchase it. I ordered the Apple Pie and Apple Pie Cocoa White. The Apple Pie had a nice crispy texture to the pie crust, a good apple texture, and custard cream inside. It was a delightful dessert after the meal, and I enjoyed it with a nice crunch. It brought back nostalgic feelings with its delicious taste. The Apple Pie Cocoa White has the same filling as the Apple Pie, but the pie crust has a cocoa flavor. Surprisingly, the cocoa goes well with the apple and custard cream. The bitterness of the cocoa enhances the sweetness of the apple and custard cream. It was just as delicious as the standard Apple Pie. They only sell it at the store, so there is no seating area for dining in, but I recommend purchasing it as a souvenir for your family when you come to Tenjin. I would like to come back again. Thank you for the meal.

Located in the middle of the western street of the Tenjin underground shopping area in Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City is an apple pie specialty store. Established by Masataro, the son of Akihio Nagasuma, the founder of the popular Hokkaido confectionery store "Kinotoya," "RINGO" is one of the stores operated by "BAKE Co., Ltd." with a mission statement of "evolving sweets," which was founded in Tokyo in 2013. This store, which opened in May 2017 as the third store following two stores in the Kanto region, specializes in freshly baked apple pies. It is part of the same group of stores as the well-known cheese tart specialty store "BAKE CHEESE TART," cream puff specialty store "CROQUANT CHOU ZAKUZAKU," butter sandwich specialty store "PRESS BUTTER SAND," and sweet potato pie specialty store "POGG." The characteristic of this store is the crispy texture of the freshly baked pie crust made in the integrated workshop. The dome-shaped apple pie contains a generous amount of diced apple filling (apple simmered in sugar) with a chunky texture and aroma, as well as a rich custard cream added "later." This time, we tried the limited-time "Chocolate Custard Apple Pie freshly baked for Valentine's Day ¥486 (tax included)." This apple pie is made with Colombian cocoa, giving it a bitter taste. Cocoa powder is kneaded into the pie crust made with plenty of butter, and roasted cocoa (cocoa nibs) is used as a topping. The chocolate custard cream uses two types of cocoa with a fragrant aroma. The apple filling is the same as the normal type, with diced apples in a chunky style. This apple pie has a sophisticated taste with a hint of cocoa bitterness and acidity. As someone who is indifferent to sweetness, I give this a thumbs up. It was delicious when paired with a strong coffee. My companions also enjoyed it, saying, "I like the regular one, but this is also good." Thank you for the meal.

I have used it several times. Even though I don't like apple pie, I was able to eat it. I hadn't been to Tenjin in a while, so I thought I'd like to eat, and when I stopped by, there was only one group, so I immediately lined up. They were selling a limited edition chocolate custard version, so I bought the regular one and that one too. As expected, the regular one was more delicious.

I love apple pie from this place. It's crispy and delicious. However, considering the calories and price, I always end up getting it anyway. But this time, what stopped me was the limited edition "Caramel Apple Pie." Caramel and apple are a perfect combination. Also, since there was no line that day, it made me even more eager to buy it. I will heat it up lightly at home to make it even crispier. I will enjoy it with tissue laid out to prevent crumbs. The first bite releases a sweet and slightly bitter caramel aroma. Then comes the custard and apple. As planned, the two gentle sweetnesses are a perfect match. I will savor it with a soy latte. Oh, delicious... Thank you for the blissful moment.

On the way to Fukuoka Airport, I passed by a shop selling apple pies and noticed a long line. 30 minutes later, the line was gone so I decided to buy one. It was a limited edition pie with figs inside, priced at 486 yen. It was definitely more filling than it looked.

A nationwide chain specializing in custard apple pie. The shop has a stylish, modern feel with a glass-walled kitchen where you can see the cooking process. Despite being a dessert shop, the atmosphere is somewhat cold and industrial. There is always a long line of customers, making it intimidating to enter, but I finally tried it when there were fewer people. I ordered two custard apple pies. The pie crust had many layers, showing the effort put into making it. The apple compote inside was not overly sweet and paired well with the flaky crust. The custard cream added a nice touch, not too sweet and complementing the pie crust. The shiny glaze on top of the pie enhanced the overall flavor. It was a perfectly crafted custard apple pie, explaining its popularity.

Around mid-April, I had some business in Tenjin and visited the RINGO Tenjin Chikagai store, which is part of the BAKE chain. There was a small line of a few people, just like last time when I visited. I arrived around 11 am, which seemed to be a good time to avoid long lines. I quickly got my hands on a box of 4 pastries. After that, I visited a company I am affiliated with and shared the pastries as a gift. The pastries were still slightly warm even after about 2 hours since I bought them. The crispy pie crust was filled with custard cream and plenty of chunky apple filling. The custard cream was mildly sweet, while the apple filling had a slightly stronger sweetness, creating a nice balance. The star of the pastry was definitely the apple. It had been a while since I last had one, and it was incredibly delicious. Thank you for the meal. #ringo #freshlybakedcustardapplepie #applepie #sweets #gift #dessert #FukuokaCityChuoWardTenjin #TenjinChikagaiStore #Tenchika #snack #Gaso #RamenLoverGaso #gaso #applepie #sweets #dessert #bake #pie #Fukuoka #Tenjin #gourmet #FukuokaGourmet

I enjoyed Hakata ramen at Daruma and took a leisurely stroll through the underground shopping area in Tenjin on my way to the hotel. I was looking for a dessert shop to satisfy my sweet tooth, and while walking, I found a shop with a long line. They were selling freshly baked custard apple pie. The Valentine's Day limited edition chocolate pie was sold out, but they had the regular ones available for purchase, even just one piece. Although it wasn't a local specialty, I couldn't resist and ended up lining up for it. I bought one freshly baked custard apple pie and enjoyed it in my hotel room. It wasn't warm anymore, but the pie was crispy, and the combination of sweet and sour apple with custard was delicious.

I had it freshly baked first thing in the morning. The 144-layer pie enveloped my body like a soft morning sun. The overflowing large apple and creamy filling had a gentle taste with a generous volume. Overall, it was sweet and I gave up halfway. It's a dessert that makes you want to pair it with grains. It's a mystery whether it's seeking to neutralize the sweetness. Nevertheless, it's a high-quality item that is understandable in its popularity. Thank you.