On holidays, there is a popular shop with long lines. I regret underestimating the candy apple. The apple is crispy and the candy is crunchy with just the right amount of sweetness. I will definitely come back for more. This time, I ordered a premium plain apple to take home. The cinnamon sugar, yogurt, and black tea also looked delicious, so I want to try them next time. Please note that when dining in, you can only order one item per person.

I went there for the first time! It was a long-awaited visit. I chose the regular plain apple candy flavor. I took it home. It was quite difficult to cut. I used a knife to cut it. The apple is juicy. Unlike the apple candy you eat at old festivals, it is delicious. It looks cute and makes you feel good. It's a sweet treat, but it also feels healthy because you can eat fruit. Since it's summer, I would like to come back in autumn or during the delicious apple season. If you cut it and put it in the refrigerator, water comes out, so it's better to eat it quickly.

We visited the restaurant around 1 pm on a regular day with 3 people. There was only one other group in the quiet and calm atmosphere of the restaurant, so we were able to relax and enjoy our time. We tried the normal, yogurt, and roasted green tea flavors. The yogurt and roasted green tea flavors were not overpowering and easy to eat. It's important to eat them quickly before the candy coating starts to melt.

When I go to festivals, I always buy candy apples because I love them so much. But actually, I don't like the apples on the candy apples from the stalls, I just eat the candy around the apple (sorry, I know it's bad manners, please don't be mad haha). But the candy apples from Candy Apple are so delicious! The apple is as sweet as can be, even sweeter than mango! A candy apple where you can eat the apple too is the best! Thank you for the meal!

I arrived around noon and tried to order matcha, but they only had pre-cut pieces available. The taste was probably the same, but it was disappointing. The apples used were delicious, but because they were pre-cut, I missed the crispy texture of biting into a whole apple, and the matcha flavor was not very noticeable.

I had work in Daikanyama, so I stopped by after a long time. It was very warm spring weather outside, but inside the store was freezing cold. Because it was so cold, I quickly ate and left. I ordered apple candy tea flavor and hojicha. It was around 11 o'clock and there was only one group of customers, so I was able to relax and enjoy my tea. I wonder if most people get takeout or delivery? The apple candy looked stylish and tasted delicious with its crunchy candy and crispy apple.

Actually, this was my first time trying candy apple. So I can't compare it to the ones at festivals. But since it's a popular shop, I'm sure the candy apple here must be delicious. It was cut into pieces, making it easy to eat, and the crispy texture was more refreshing than I imagined. The sweetness was just right. However, I had a strange feeling of satisfaction and dissatisfaction at the same time, like I had eaten it but also like I hadn't. Also, they make it after you order, which is usually a good thing, but the shop was crowded and the seating was close to each other. Some ladies seemed to be there just for chatting, which bothered me a bit, so I ate quickly and left. But it seems that candy apples are quite popular. I was genuinely surprised that a shop could survive just by selling this product along with drinks!

Limited-time shop. It was the last day, so I finally bought the yogurt chocolate that I was curious about. I also bought plain yogurt. The crunchy candy goes perfectly with the crispy apple. It's different from buying apple candy at a stall. The yogurt chocolate has powdered yogurt chocolate on top. It has a sweet and sour taste from the yogurt.

【Tokyo: Daikanyama Candy apple】A popular candy apple specialty store in Daikanyama that always has long lines. I've always been curious about it because I love candy apples so much that I always buy them at festivals, but I was hesitant to go because it was too popular, appearing on TV shows and dramas all the time. This time, surprisingly, there was no line and I was able to enter easily! For those who have been curious but hesitant to wait in line, now might be a good time to visit! At one point, the online store had a waiting list of 4,000 people. 【Order】 - Premium Plain: 600 yen (excluding tax) - Cafe Latte: 400 yen (excluding tax) Under the supervision of a chef who trained in Italy, they coat the perfectly crispy candy apple with a thin, firm layer of candy, and then cut it for serving, making it very easy to eat. They use different varieties of brand apples depending on the season, and the apples themselves are incredibly sweet, delicious, and crunchy! Not too sweet, perfectly balanced, so you can easily eat a whole one by yourself. It's completely different from the candy apples you get at festivals! It's so delicious, I feel pleasantly surprised. You can also get it to go. This time, I tried the plain one, but there are many other flavors I want to try. This place is bound to become popular. 【Candy apple】 Daikanyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Ryuoh Building 1F 03-4500-8516 ⏰ 11:00-20:00, Closed irregularly *For more gourmet posts, check out my Instagram: makichangum

Gourmet food to eat at a food stall includes takoyaki, yakisoba, shaved ice... Even though they are not particularly delicious, why do they look so appealing during festivals? When I was a child, I was really into a game called "Number Match." For 300 yen, you could potentially win a game console worth tens of thousands of yen... I was excited and pulled the lever. However, I later found out that the numbers for the game console were not actually included in the machine... and I felt despair. The world can be cruel. Now, one of the foods you can eat at a festival is "candy apple." Well, I don't usually eat it unless it's at a food stall. One specialized shop for candy apples is "Candy Apple." They use high-quality apples that are delivered fresh every morning. They carefully select apples depending on the season - spring, summer, autumn, winter. By the way, there are candy apples that look beautiful on the outside and those that have a crater-like appearance, and the crater ones are said to be tastier. The crater ones are where the juice inside is trying to burst out, creating the crater. I learned something new. This shop in Daikanyama is the main store, and they also have branches in Harajuku, Kichijoji, Machida, and Yokohama. Most of the stores are for takeout only, but the Daikanyama store has a café area. When you enter the store, you can see apples hanging from the glass display. The coasters and order sheets have apple illustrations, which are very cute. They offer a total of 8 types of candy apple menu items. It's hard to choose because they all look beautiful. I ordered an apple tea to go with the candy apple. Here is what I ate: - Plain: A basic candy apple made with selected apples from Aomori. The apple is juicy with a nice texture, and the sweet candy coating is delicious. - Yogurt Chocolate Vanilla: A white chocolate apple mixed with yogurt. The yogurt is refreshing, and the milky white chocolate adds a sweet aroma. - Uji Matcha Green Apple: A green apple with Uji matcha powder sprinkled on top, served with black honey. This apple has a refreshing bitterness with a hint of matcha flavor. Overall, I ended up eating three whole apples in one go, which was quite an experience. It was a delicious meal!

Specialty store for candy apples. Many people have posted about their candy apples on social media, so I highly recommend checking them out. It's a small shop, but the decorations are cute and it has a noticeable presence. I arrived without passing by. Visited around 5:00 PM on a weekday. Since dinner was approaching, it seems like not many people come for candy apples at this time (lol). I had it almost like a dinner. They offer a variety of flavors for their candy apples, such as plain, matcha, and cocoa. Cinnamon sugar (drink set) for 900 yen. Not only are the candy apples placed on the plate, but the shop's name is also engraved in sugar. (I heard that dipping the plain one in this sugar makes it delicious.) The candy coating was said to be crispy, but it was thinner than expected. However, the balance between the apple and the candy was good, and it was delicious. The texture of the apple and the candy also complement each other well. Since it's a whole apple, it's satisfying to eat, but since it's an apple, it's refreshing. You might find it difficult to get a seat on holidays as there are only a few tables for eating in. It might require some research in advance. They also offer takeout. The packaging for takeout is said to be cute, so I'm interested in trying that as well. Also, there were two high school part-time staff at the shop. Besides serving customers, they were chatting endlessly (lol). The atmosphere of the shop is good for this kind of setting. In fact, I was impressed by the level of consideration shown by the high school students during the service.

This popular shop, featured on TV, specializes in apple candy. It's a cafe where you can enjoy eating in, and you can also take the apple candy to go for home cafes or souvenirs. I visited the Daikanyama store this time, but there are also stores in Harajuku, Yokohama, and Machida. The Daikanyama store is so popular that customers line up before opening, so please be careful when you visit. Apple Candy Plain ¥600, Uji Matcha ¥700 / Hojicha ¥700. Apples freshly picked in autumn are beautifully dyed bright red. The apple candy made by coating the beautiful red apples with candy is completely different from what you ate at festivals as a child, which was surprising. It's a delicious apple candy that pleasantly surprises you. The surface has a crispy texture with a coating of candy. The inside is juicy and sweet with a crunchy apple fruit texture. The balance of apple and candy is good, and when combined, it has just the right amount of sweetness. In addition to plain, there are many flavors such as cinnamon, cocoa, kinako, matcha, hojicha, yogurt chocolate, so you'll want to try various flavors.

～This candy apple is a hit in dramas and on TV!✨～ In the drama "Koi wa Tsuzuku yo Dokomademo," this yogurt chocolate candy apple was used, causing a temporary waitlist of 4,000 people for online orders. This led to appearances on TV shows like Arashi ni Shiyagare, Ousama no Brunch, and ZIP, making CandyApple a hot topic. One box was auctioned off for 1.4 million yen, using premium apple brands like Eji Brand apples tailored to the season to create authentic candy apples. Before the opening of a new store, we visited to investigate the current popularity! The apples used today were "Early-ripening Fuji," a very sweet and delicious variety on its own. There are various flavors like plain, cinnamon, cocoa, yogurt chocolate, kinako, matcha, black tea, and hojicha, and although we tried them all, it's hard to choose a favorite! Personally, I couldn't resist going back for more of the cinnamon, matcha, and plain flavors. By the way, the price for a set of candy apple and a drink is 900 yen, which is surprisingly reasonable for the quality and quantity, right? I was very surprised! I chose freshly squeezed apple juice for my drink. The energetic Candy apple started from the Daikanyama main store and will soon open in Harajuku, Yokohama (scheduled for 11/17), Machida (scheduled for 12/10), and Kichijoji (scheduled for 12/17). The Machida store is planned to have an eat-in space, which is very exciting! You can either eat the cut-type candy apple immediately or take it home, chill it for 1-2 hours, then cut it with a knife. It's convenient for taking photos at Instagrammable spots, enjoying a home cafe, or using it as a souvenir. At first, I was skeptical about candy apples, but they were really delicious, so I wanted to introduce them right away with this quick post! Thank you for the meal! Photo by @kojikoji.enjoygourmet Address: 1F Ryuo Building, 8-9 Daikanyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Opening hours: 11:00-20:00 (open on Sundays) Closed irregularly Access: 6-minute walk from Daikanyama Station North Exit on the Tokyu Toyoko Line TEL: 03-4500-8516 (Online shopping is also available) IG: @candy_apple_369 Event Information: - 10/22-28 Shibuya Hikarie - 10/28-11/3 Abeno Harukas - 11/18-24 Shinjuku Takashimaya - 12/1-25 Disney Ikspiari

Visited on October 25, 2020 (Sunday). I arrived just in time for the 11:00 am opening, but there were already about 3 groups waiting. You can choose between takeout or dining in, but if you choose to dine in, be prepared for a limited seating with only about 3 counter seats and 5 tables, so it's recommended to arrive early or be prepared to wait with some extra time. The candy apple was different from the ones I had at festivals, with a perfect mix of sweet candy on the outside and the fresh acidity of the apple inside. The texture was also interesting, with a crunchy candy exterior and a crispy apple interior. This place has already gained a lot of popularity from being featured in dramas, introduced on TV shows like "Arashi ni Shiyagare", but with new branches opening in Harajuku, Daikanyama, and more, it will be even more accessible. - Kichijoji store (scheduled to open on 12/17) - Yokohama store (scheduled to open on 11/17) - Machida store (scheduled to open on 12/10) *Some stores are takeout only They also participate in events, so even if there is no store nearby, you may have the opportunity to try it. - Shinjuku Takashimaya from November 18 to 24 - Ikspiari from December 1 to 25 Thank you for the meal.

I visited the Daikanyama store because I wanted to try eating inside the shop. It felt a bit far to walk from the station in this hot weather. If you're coming from Shibuya, there's a bus right in front of the shop. I ordered the Caramel Tea and Hojicha Apple Candy. It wasn't crowded, so I was smoothly guided and could relax and have tea. The crispy candy with juicy apple was cute and tasty. I could easily finish one whole apple. I got the Black Tea Apple Candy to go and gave it as a gift to an acquaintance, who seemed interested like they were watching a love story unfold. In the end, the plain and cinnamon flavors were the most delicious.

Summer tradition turned into a gourmet dessert in Tokyo, Daikanyama - Candy Apple【Today's Order】Apple Candy (Plain) 660 yen. I ordered the plain flavor as it was my first visit. They used KORU apples from New Zealand on this day. It seems they use different apples depending on the season. The candy coating was just enough to not overpower the natural sweetness of the apple. I saw the yogurt flavor being featured on TV and I'm really curious to try that too! I've been wanting to visit this shop since they opened a pop-up in Shibuya. Finally, I was able to visit on a weekday to avoid the weekend crowds! The take-out option comes in bite-sized pieces for easy eating. I will definitely visit again! Thank you!

I visited the store shortly after it opened on a weekday in July 2020. I wanted to try the black soybean kinako, so I decided to dine in. I found that the black soybean kinako was just right in terms of sweetness, as kinako itself is not very sweet. It came with black syrup, which complemented it well. Although apples are best during the peak season, buying them at the supermarket during this time can be quite expensive, so I found it to be a good value here. On my way out, I also got a Shinano Gold apple to go. It was quite sweet, but I personally like yellow apples, so I enjoyed it. Perhaps adding a little salt would have made it even tastier. They have many limited edition flavors, so I will probably visit again. By the way, I stayed for about 30 minutes and the place was completely empty the whole time. (It might have been due to the bad weather on a weekday)

Apple candy specialty store ( ¨̮ )︎︎♡ Everyone's favorite flavor! Among the many varieties, I bought plain and cocoa flavors! The cold, crispy, sweet and sour apple with the crunchy candy coating is the best♡ The whole apple shape is cute, but I had it cut for easier eating!

I didn't leave a review last time, but this is my second visit. At first, I thought 600 yen (excluding tax) was a bit expensive for a small apple, but considering that even regular supermarkets are selling apples for 250 yen (excluding tax) at this time of year, I realized it's actually quite reasonable when you factor in the cost of ingredients and labor. When you bite into the crispy candy coating, you get a juicy apple inside. The thickness of the candy coating is just right, not too thin or too thick! The apple used is a Fuji apple. I was worried that the apple might taste sour compared to the sweetness of the candy, but it was actually sweet enough. It's really delicious. It looks beautiful like a ruby, healthy, delicious, and fun to eat. I think it would make a great souvenir!

While taking a stroll, I happened to pass by and once again found myself drawn into the shop. I've been obsessed with apple candy lately. Today, I tried the regular flavor in the take-out pack. I still think the regular flavor is the best. After the sweetness of the candy, I immediately felt the need for some water! And then the apple juice flavor spreads out. This is addictive.