There is not a Beard Papa near my home, so I happened to use the Kintetsu Tambabashi Station and decided to visit the store there. This time, I tried the limited edition Chocolate Chip Cookie Choux (Premium Rich Cream). I used a LINE coupon for a 5% discount and then paid with my PayPay bonus points, so it was a good deal. I tried it right away, and the premium rich cream inside was not too rich but simple and quite delicious. Some customers even buy in bulk, so it seems to be quite popular.

Visited on May 23, 2022: - SHIROA (Fromage Cream) Limited Time Offer: 210 yen - Matcha Cookie Choux (May Limited): 260 yen - Custard Pie Corne: 200 yen Beard Papa Kintetsu Tambabashi Station Store Phone: 075-601-1270 45 Iga Higashimachi, Momoyama Kanno, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto Located inside Kintetsu Tambabashi Station ticket gate https://tabelog.com/kyoto/A2601/A260601/26024859/

- About the purchased cream puff: Luxurious Strawberry Eclair Choux, 1 piece for 260 yen (including tax). It was delicious, a limited-time offering. - About the shop: The shop is located inside the ticket gates of Kintetsu Tambabashi Station. You can pay with PayPay (by scanning the QR code). They have a point (stamp) card system.

There is not a Beard Papa near my home, but I happened to use the Kintetsu Tambabashi Station and found a shop inside the station, so I ended up using it. This time, I tried the limited edition Mont Blanc Choux. I used a LINE coupon for a 5% discount and then used my bonus points with PayPay, so it was practically free and a good deal. I ate it on the spot and while it wasn't a very intense Mont Blanc Choux, it was quite delicious. Some customers even buy in bulk, so it seems quite popular.

I visited around 14:00 on a regular day. I was able to buy them right away. - Dinosaur Gari Gari Egg Choux 280 yen I chose the vanilla yogurt cream. It tasted just as I expected. I ate it about 2 hours after buying it, and it was moist with a crunchy surface. The cookie part had a salty taste, similar to Baby Star Ramen flavor. I didn't feel hungry even at around 19:00 or 20:00. It was a satisfying snack with good staying power. - SHIRO 280 yen It was deliciously chewy. It was not just a chewy bread level, but quite like mochi! It was similar to a white taiyaki. The chewiness was great, and the oiliness was tasty too, reminding me of the chewy-oily feeling of Chinese sesame balls.

Every time I got off at Kintetsu Tambabashi Station, I was curious about the cream puffs that looked delicious. Finally, I stopped by to try them out. I had always hesitated to buy them because I wasn't sure how to go about it, and I was worried about inconveniencing the people behind me in line. But I gathered up the courage, lined up, quickly picked out five, and made the purchase. I brought them home and shared them with my family. The fluffy choux pastry and the sweet, creamy filling were exquisite. I received a point card, so I will definitely be buying them again!

There was only one cream puff available, and they had a Christmas limited edition fresh cream. I usually buy souvenirs here every day, so even though the fresh cream was a bit expensive, it looked delicious so I bought it. The result was quite delicious, with a buttery aroma coming from the puff, and the fresh cream was also delicious. However, I still prefer the regular cream puffs.

While traveling, I stumbled upon Beard Papa and found out they were selling a limited-time Cookie & Cream flavor. I had never tried it before, so I decided to buy it on a whim. The cream had cookie crumbs in it, similar to Oreo, and it was just the right balance - not too rich like pure chocolate, which I don't like. I rarely have the chance to eat here since there are no stores nearby, so I was very satisfied to have it after a long time, especially since it was a limited-time flavor. I don't often have the opportunity to visit this store, but if I pass by during my travels again, I would definitely want to stop by.

I bought cookie choux, regular choux, dinosaur egg and shiro. I still prefer the crunchy dinosaur egg the most. The shiro was my first time trying, and it was soft and delicious too.

I happened to pass by this well-known shop and bought their cream puffs. They are so delicious with a tempting aroma that I can't resist. Whenever I pass by, I end up buying them.

It is perfect for buying souvenirs on the way back, even if you don't leave from the station.

After exiting the ticket gates at Kintetsu Tambabashi Station, you will find a shop near the transfer entrance to Keihan Tambabashi Station. They only offer takeout. In this area, there is a straight road that was built by Hideyoshi, so there is no roundabout or taxi stand. The shop is decorated with modern plastic panels. I ordered a Cookie Chou for 180 yen. Some people just buy one and go. "Will you eat here?" There is a lot of foot traffic here, and the station benches are cold in the winter. There is no longer a waiting room in the smoking area!! I took it home to eat, and the chou cream puff with cookie dough on top was pretty standard, but there was plenty of custard and it was delicious.

I happened to pass by a place with a nice smell at Kintetsu Tamba Bridge Station, so I decided to buy some desserts as a gift after eating. This shop always tempts me with its tempting smell every time I walk by, and I end up buying something right away. This time, I bought a set of 6 different desserts to try. Personally, I was curious about the cookie choux cream, and when I tried it, the crispy texture and the sweetness of the custard cream were just delicious. It's perfect not only as a gift but also for snack time or when you're feeling a little hungry. It's my favorite shop! ❤

When going to Kyoto, you have to transfer at Tambabashi station. On the "Kintetsu station side" of Tambabashi station, there is Beard Papa and Pan no Tsuzuya. I usually just pass by on my way there, but this time I casually stopped by the store and ended up buying the limited edition "Blueberry Cheesecake." The outer choux pastry is cocoa type, so it's jet black. This makes the light purple blueberry cheesecake cream stand out. The taste is more yogurt-like than cheesecake. It seems like they used a rare cheesecake type. The blueberries are also subtle. Well, the blueberry sauce on top of the cheesecake is usually on the lighter side anyway. I think the taste is well-balanced.

Cookie Choux with Custard Cream for 180 yen was delicious with its crispy shell and tasty custard cream filling. The Paris-Brest with Milk Cream for 240 yen was a ring-shaped pastry, a bit pricier than usual at 170 yen. However, the milk cream inside had a strange smell that reminded me of mothballs used in closets. Personally, I didn't like it. I prefer the regular custard cream filling.

There is a shop inside the ticket gate, so you can only buy it when you take the train. I was intrigued by the photo of cream puffs posted in the shop, so I bought one on my way home from work on a weekday! I tried the "SHIRO" cream puff, which is fluffy and chewy, available only in summer. It cost 180 yen each. The actual cream puff looked a bit squished compared to the photo in the shop (lol). The pastry has a chewy texture and the cream inside is a refreshing fromage cream. I had it after dinner when I got home. It was indeed chewy! Maybe there is tapioca starch in the dough? The cream has a refreshing cheese flavor. It doesn't taste like a typical cream puff, but it was delicious. They seem to release limited-time products one after another, and next time they will sell a pudding cream puff. I'm not particularly interested in trying the pudding cream puff, so next time I will buy a classic pie cream puff or cookie cream puff. Thank you for the meal.