When walking by the shop, you can often smell something delicious, which leads me to purchase from there frequently. Today, I was craving a delicious cream puff, so I visited this place specifically for that. When I placed my order, they filled the choux pastry with cream. The pastry was crispy and crunchy, and very tasty. The cream inside had a nice vanilla flavor, not too sweet, and very delicious. I keep coming back to this shop seeking this deliciousness regularly. They also sell financiers and pudding, but the recommended item here is the cream puff.

Located at 2-14-4 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, on the 1st floor of Phoenix Higashi-Ginza Building, Rockado Factory sells its products through a small window at the storefront. I purchased the signature freshly baked Vanilla Choux Cream for 390 yen, which is described as a Tsukiji specialty. The choux pastry shell is firm, filled generously with not overly sweet vanilla cream. They also offer Petit Financiers and rich custard pudding. Additionally, you can enjoy coffee from Café Paulista. It was a delightful treat.

Next to Tsukiji Elementary School is a Western confectionery shop. I revisited the shop after it was featured on a TV show by a food magazine editor. However, walking on the sidewalk on the school side, there was no gap in the guardrail, so I had to walk from end to end, and by the time I arrived, there was already a customer at the register. I made a cashless payment in about 5 minutes, purchasing the "Tsukiji specialty" freshly baked vanilla cream puff for 390 yen, and the "hard-to-find item #1" rich pudding (with a spoon) for 270 yen. The paper bag with a cooling pack inside was free. I walked back home looking at the old Tsukiji outer market from Shintomicho Street, and had the cream puff for dessert at dinner. It had a scent of vanilla from Madagascar, and the custard cream inside the puff was overflowing. It's a shame about the high egg prices. I checked the expiration date of the pudding and had it another day. It was a simple pudding.

I came here because I love the coffee here. I only intended to have coffee, but ended up getting a cream puff as well. The firm choux pastry had a satisfying texture. While I was eating, customers kept coming in one after another without a break. It's clear that this place is popular. Before I knew it, I had also bought two types of financiers as souvenirs. Happy Financier.

A Western confectionery shop in Tsukiji. Cream puff for 390 yen. It is filled with plenty of cream!! They use vanilla beans from Madagascar and Échiré butter. It has a moderate sweetness and is the best cream puff I've ever had!! Definitely try it when you visit Tsukiji!

This is a shop I visited after going to "Tsukiji Fukutsu Gengaku" at the end of last year. It is a well-known sweets specialty shop in Tsukiji, known for its cream puffs. It is located on a street connecting Shindaihashi Street and Heisei Street, facing directly the Tsukiji Honganji Temple, right in front of Tsukiji Elementary School. The shop used to be called "Ryokkado" and was located in Higashi-Ginza, but it moved here about two years ago. The shop has a small storefront with a showcase on top, and you can purchase through the window. They offer several types of cream puffs, as well as small financiers, brownies, and pudding. Around 2-3 people were hanging around the shop at around 2 pm. I hesitated a bit, but ended up buying two types of cream puffs and a pudding. The "Vanilla Cream Puff" (390 yen) is made with Madagascar vanilla beans, mixed into a mildly sweet custard cream. The puff pastry is baked into a dome shape with a recent trend of cookie dough, providing a firm and solid texture. The "Strawberry Cream Puff" (450 yen) has strawberry jam or confiture mixed into the cream, giving it a light pink color and a sweet and sour taste. It is refreshing and delicious. The "Rich Pudding" (270 yen) has a smooth texture and is indeed rich, with a restrained sweetness and an elegant finish. The pudding does not come with caramel sauce, as the sweetness is already mild and does not require it. The price of 270 yen per piece is reasonable considering the quality. The deliciousness of the pudding is particularly memorable. Although I did not try it this time, the Petit Financier also seems to be well-received. The convenience is also good, so I would like to visit again when I go to Tsukiji.

<Visit Date> Around 11:00 on Sunday. I noticed someone eating cream puffs while taking a walk around the area and it caught my attention. <Order> Custard Cream Puff (390 yen) filled with a generous amount of cream. The pastry is crispy and slightly sweet on its own, which helps balance out the sweetness of the cream. The price of the cream puff is reasonable and the taste is good. Thank you for the meal.

When I searched for a place to visit, this shop popped up nearby. I brought some petit financiers for my clients, but I didn't try them myself so I can't say much haha. However, the clients said they were delicious. Well, they probably wouldn't say they were bad anyway... I had a heart-shaped chocolate brownie for myself. It was simply delicious. Easy to eat because it's small. But I guess I'll have to try the financiers and cream puffs too.

I revisited this place because I had a good experience last time. It was a Saturday around 1 pm and there were consistently customers coming in. I ordered the following: - "Rich pudding (¥270)" 4.5 ★★★★☆ The pudding came in a slightly small, slender plastic container. The lid was sealed with masking tape, which was a cute touch that added to the charm of the shop. The pudding had a smooth texture and a rich, fragrant taste similar to custard. The balance of vanilla beans, fresh cream, and eggs was excellent. The absence of caramel allowed the smooth and rich flavor to be fully enjoyed.

I arrived around 12:30 on a weekday, ordered 12 matcha financiers and cream puffs without waiting, totaling 990 yen. I was feeling sad because a suitable priced shop in Ginza had closed down, but then I found out about another store and visited. At the shop in Ginza, I had cream puffs and chocolate brownies, and I was particularly impressed by the chocolate brownie. Now, I was looking forward to trying the signature item, the financiers, at home. First, I tried the cream puff, which had a slightly crunchy outer layer and a creamy custard filling that was not too sweet. The size was just right, not too big or overwhelming, and the powdered sugar on top made it even more enjoyable to eat. As for the main item, the matcha financiers, they were also easy to eat in one bite and had a fluffy texture that expanded in your mouth when you chewed on them. The slight bitterness of the matcha and the subtle sweetness of the financiers complemented each other perfectly. Even though there were 12 pieces, they were so delicious that I easily finished them all. This shop, with its snack-like treats, is a must-visit.

I went to buy some snacks. It was a weekday morning with no other customers. I took my time choosing and made my purchase smoothly. The menu was simple, with cream puffs, pudding, and financiers. Surprisingly, there was also a drink menu. Cream puffs and pudding felt like siblings, but adding the baked good financier gave it a unique touch. Since they were sold in packs of 12, I decided to just buy the cream puffs and pudding for now. Both were made with cream as the main ingredient. - Plum Cream Puff @420 - Rich Pudding @270 Cream puff: I debated between plain and flavored, but decided to go with a flavored one to add some variety with the pudding. The word "reprint" also caught my attention. The crispy, subtly sweet cookie choux pastry had a smooth custard cream filling that was slightly firm, with a defined smoothness. It was generously filled. The firm choux pastry balanced well with the creamy texture, melting in the mouth. The custard's sweetness was subtle, allowing the rich sweetness of the plum compote to stand out. It had a slightly deeper, more refined sweetness compared to the gentle sweetness of eggs, milk, and cream. Pudding: The black specks of vanilla beans were stylishly scattered throughout. When scooped with a spoon, it was smooth and creamy, just holding its form. When taken in a mouthful, it smoothly coated the tongue. The harmony of eggs and cream, with a rich yet subtly sweet taste and a refreshing aftertaste. The cream, which I was curious about, did not dominate, and there was no greasy heaviness. It added a full-bodied, creamy richness that milk does not have. It was easy to eat and I liked it. The fresh vanilla beans retained their grainy texture and aroma until the end. Both were creamy yet refreshing. They were exquisite, melting sweets. Next time, I'll buy the financier.

This is a small shop near Tsukiji Honganji Temple. I had a cream puff for takeout. The choux pastry was crispy, and it was filled with a rich and slightly sweet vanilla bean custard cream. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Located near Tsukiji Station exit 2, "Ginza Ryokuhana-do" is a factory-direct store. The store in Higashi Ginza has been closed for relocation since April, so at the moment, only this store is open. I decided to stop by on my way back from exploring Tsukiji. It was a Saturday afternoon around 2 PM, and there were a steady flow of customers in this small, face-to-face shop. They had about 8 items in the showcase. They provided complimentary ice packs, plastic bags, and spoons. I purchased the following items: - "Freshly Baked Vanilla Cream Puff (¥390)" - 4.0★★★★ - "Rich Custard Pudding (¥270)" - 4.0★★★★ - "Petit Financier 12 pieces (¥540)" - 3.5★★★☆ You could choose between freshly baked or to-go for the cream puffs, and I opted for freshly baked. They filled the cream right there, so I had to wait a bit before receiving it. The choux pastry was still warm, incredibly thin, crispy, and light. The cream had a strong vanilla scent and a fluffy texture, likely due to being warm. It was already delicious on its own, but having a warm cream puff was a first for me. The custard pudding was smooth, rich, and had a velvety texture. Since it didn't have caramel, the vanilla flavor was prominent. It matched the quality of a certain specialty store, and the taste was unquestionably delicious. It was a bit small, but the price was reasonable, and I recommend ordering in advance. The financiers were to be lightly toasted in a toaster as per the instructions on the bag. I bought a pack of 12, but it seemed like there were a few extra pieces. They were bite-sized, with heart-shaped ones being the main shape, along with a few rectangles and ovals. They had a dense and moist texture, with a strong aroma of butter and almonds. Despite their small size, the richness of the butter provided a satisfying experience. All the items I purchased were delicious and became my favorites. I look forward to visiting again.

The company girl brought back two "rich custard puddings" as souvenirs, one for me and one for the office. The puddings were indeed rich and creamy, melting in the mouth in no time. She even included ice packs to keep them cool. My favorite company girl was also delighted. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again. [Personal request] - I still wish the pudding had caramel at the bottom.

I was impressed by the cuteness of the heart-shaped dessert. It had a natural sweetness and my whole family enjoyed it. Tsukiji has many hidden delicious restaurants and is a hidden gem! It can sell out, so I recommend going early.

It's Saturday afternoon in Tsukiji. I bought some sushi ingredients for dinner and was walking to Tsukiji station on the Hibiya line when I spotted a sign for cream puffs. Hmm, I haven't had one in a while. I decided to get two for a mid-afternoon snack. The choux pastry was crispy and the cream was smooth and creamy. I washed it down with a Coca-Cola and yogurt drink, then maybe I'll take a little nap. And that's all for my meal.

This is a time-shifted post. The visit date is adjusted to match the posting date. I felt like having something sweet around Tsukiji, so I stopped by this place. From the name, it seems like a branch of a Ginza shop or something. "Choux Cream" for 390 yen has a crispy pastry filled with custard cream. It's simply delicious. The "Financier" comes in small sizes and in three different shapes. It's easy to eat and perfect for when you crave a little something sweet.

Freshly baked Vanilla Cream Puff ¥390 The crispy choux pastry is too delicious, light and crispy, filled with cold, smooth custard cream. The custard cream is light and not too sweet, incredibly delicious. The fragrance of the vanilla beans is very nice.

Tsukiji ☆ Simple Taste Petit Financier Today, I went to the Tsukiji area. I found a shop located down a narrow path from Tsukiji Station. I ordered a box of Petit Financier with 12 pieces for ¥540. When I opened it at home, I found more than 12 pieces inside! Thank you to the shop owner. It was a delicious meal.

First visit in November 2021 (No.3205). I was planning to have lunch in the Marunouchi area, but before that, I visited this place in the Tsukiji area to pick up some sweet treats. The location where this shop is located often changes shops (just the name?), but the products they offer remain the same, which is interesting. This time, it is affiliated with "Ginza Ryokukado," so it might be a branch of that shop? The same products as the Ginza store, such as choux cream, petit financiers, and brownies, were being sold here. I purchased the following items that I had not tried before: Petit financiers (12 pieces) for 540 yen. The shop was being run by a female staff member alone, and it took over 10 minutes to get the items, possibly due to two previous customers buying in bulk or poor operation. The products were tasty, but not so much that I would crave to eat them again. Maybe I should have bought the choux cream, which I already tried and found delicious. Thank you for the meal.