At Ueno Station, there is a bakery inside Ecute on the Park side. I bought Kiinyon's salt bread, Cheese-in-Cheese, and Tokachi red bean bread. The atmosphere of the shop is cute. The Kiinyon's salt bread is slightly sweet and made with Danish dough, which was delicious. The Cheese-in-Cheese has various chunks of cheese inside, giving it a satisfying taste. The red bean bread was just average. The prices are reasonable and convenient. I will definitely visit again to try more items.

I purchased scones and curry bread for lunch the next day. There were four types of scones available: plain, black tea, orange black tea, and maple, priced at around 200 to 300 yen each. The scones were slightly small but moist, with a gentle sweetness and aroma. They paired well with milk.

There is a wide variety of scones available, from classic flavors to seasonal ones. The small size of each scone makes it perfect for trying out different flavors. I tend to buy too many because they are so delicious. The peach scones available in June and July had a subtle peach aroma and a hint of tartness, creating a refreshing and tasty treat. I definitely want to buy them again before the limited-time offer ends. The chocolate banana scones with crunchy toppings were also delicious, with a strong banana aroma. Being located inside Ecute makes it easy to stop by anytime.

I visited La Boulangerie Kiyon at Ecute Ueno, located on the 3rd floor inside JR Ueno Station. La Boulangerie Kiyon is a bakery that originated in Kokubunji. In addition to the Ueno store, they have 3 stores in Kokubunji, 2 stores in Tachikawa, and 1 store in Musashikoganei. It has been about a month since my last visit. The Ueno store is a take-out only shop. I purchased some bread to enjoy at home. Breads purchased on this day: 1. Sunny Orange (240 yen) 2. Cheese France (250 yen) 3. Melon Pan (160 yen) *Prices include tax 1. Sunny Orange: Made with jellied filling using Ehime-grown Seimai oranges. Topped with orange slices and sprinkled with pistachios. The bread was very soft with a sweet bread dough. The jellied filling inside was delicious, making it a very satisfying sweet bread. 2. Cheese France: A bread stuffed with two types of diced cheese and shredded cheese. The bread dough was slightly soft for a French bread, with a rich cheese flavor. Enjoyed the taste of the cheese while chewing the bread. 3. Melon Pan: I purchased it again because it was very delicious last time. A simple melon pan with a crispy cookie dough that allows you to enjoy the flavor of butter, and a fluffy bread dough. It was delicious once again. I was able to enjoy delicious bread once again. They seem to introduce new bread regularly, so I look forward to visiting regularly to try out various types of bread. Thank you for the meal.

Scone with a look like a barn owl, this one is incredibly delicious... I had been curious about it for a while, but I never tried it thinking it might be a simple, dry, healthy type of bread due to its poppy store appearance (sorry). However, after reading some appetizing reviews, I decided to give it a try. It is conveniently located inside the station gates, making it easy to grab during transfers. As a big fan of scones, I bought the plain, caramel, and king's bread. When you warm up the scone in the microwave for about 10 seconds, it becomes so buttery and moist! It's not like the dry scones you find in Seattle-style coffee shops, but more like the moist scones at Benoathé. It has a texture somewhere between bread and scone. The size is just right for a single serving, and the fact that it costs less than 300 yen per piece is a pleasant surprise. The tea has a fragrant tea leaf aroma, and the caramel flavor is incredibly rich and delicious. It was just so tasty with any drink like black tea, coffee, or oolong tea... I'm at a loss for words, but it was incredibly delicious... Now, this place has become a regular stop for me, I go there at least every three days. Personally, I was impressed by the polite service of the older lady who handled the register!

Kiyon in Ueno is known for its delicious scones. I've bought them in Tachikawa before, but this was my first time trying them in Ueno. However, this time I was drawn to the cute cookies, so I ended up buying the "Koinobori Cookie" for 480 yen (including 8% tax) and the "Panda Cookie" for 300 yen (including 10% tax). The scones are delicious, but the cookies are just average. However, they are so cute that it's worth it.

I visited La Brangerie Kinyon at Ecute Ueno, Ueno Station. The shop is located on the 3rd floor inside the JR Ueno Station ticket gate. This bakery originated in Kokubunji. It was my first visit. This shop specializes in take-out. I bought some bread to enjoy at home. Breads I tried: 1. Tuna Onion (190 yen) 2. Melon Pan (160 yen) 3. Cream Pan (190 yen) 4. Cinnamon Roll (200 yen) *Prices include tax 1. Tuna Onion: Tuna and onion mixed with mayonnaise stuffed in the bread. The bread was crispy on the outside but soft and moist inside. The combination of tuna onion and bread was delicious. 2. Melon Pan: A simple melon pan with a buttery cookie on top. The bread was fluffy and flavorful. The buttery cookie was delicious, making it a satisfying melon pan. 3. Cream Pan: Filled with homemade custard cream. The custard was rich and not too sweet, paired perfectly with the slightly sweet and fluffy bread. The wheat flavor was outstanding, making it a delicious cream pan. 4. Cinnamon Roll: The bread was soft and moist, with a strong cinnamon flavor balanced by the sweet icing. A very delicious cinnamon roll. The bread had a great wheat flavor and a soft texture. The prices were mostly in the 100 yen range, which is affordable compared to the common 200-300 yen breads. I enjoyed the flavors and the reasonable prices. I would like to visit again when I use Ueno Station next time. Thank you for the meal.

At the Ecute inside Ueno Station, I was happy to find that it is now accessible from the Ueno Park exit gate on the same floor. I decided to stop by a bakery I had never tried before and bought a roll bread, a scone, and a coronet. They were all delicious, but the scone was exceptional. Usually, scones are dry and need to be eaten with a drink, but this one was moist and easy to eat. I bought plain and maple flavors, and I think the plain one was the best. I wish I had bought more because they were so tasty.

La Boulangérie Quignon JR is located inside the ecute at Ueno Station. When you get close, you can see a sign with the name of the shop written in a cloud-like shape. The scones, which look roughly cut into triangular pieces, are simple and cute. In addition to scones, there are also other types of bread available, but it seems like most customers are there for the scones. There are many different flavors to choose from, making it fun to try and compare them! The Sakura Scone, Maple Scone, Caramel Scone, Marble Chocolate Scone, Yomogi Scone, and Plain Scone are all delicious. The surface is crispy and tasty. Each scone has its own distinct flavor. The Sakura Scone has a subtle cherry blossom color with a touch of green, making it feel like the season. The taste is delicious and easy on the eyes. I purchased it to get into the cherry blossom mood before hanami in Ueno. Thank you for the meal.

My dad went to Ueno and brought me back some scones from Quignon Scone. I asked for cherry blossom and mugwort flavors specifically, and let him choose the rest. My husband knows me well, he got matcha, black tea, and chocolate chip flavors. It's been a while since I last had scones from Quignon, but they were still moist and toasting them made them even better. They were so delicious! He said he'll go back in April, so I'll definitely ask him to bring me more. #QuignonScone #UenoGourmet #UenoBakery #UenoCafe #SconeLover #WantToConnectWithSconeLovers #SweetTooth

Located inside Ueno Station's ticket gate, this bakery is known for its scones. They also offer a variety of savory bread rolls. The bread here has a simple and comforting taste that never gets old. It's the type of bread that makes you feel at ease. The scones are just sweet enough to enjoy with a cup of coffee. Perfect for a snack while visiting Ueno Park or Ueno Zoo!

A bakery inside Ueno Station near the souvenir shops. The store has a cute appearance and offers reasonably priced items, making it convenient to use. I purchased the following three items this time: - Cherry Blossom Scone: The crispy and fluffy texture was really good. The small size made it easy to eat. The cherry blossom flavor was strong and the taste was enjoyable. I would like to try other scones as well. - Baked Curry Bread: The curry inside was authentic and spicy, which was delicious. Being baked, it was not greasy and easy to eat. - Salt Bread: Made with homemade condensed milk butter dough and finished with salt. The bread dough had a strong sweetness, and I didn't feel much saltiness. It tasted different from what I expected, but the gentle sweetness was delicious.

I always end up buying egg sandwiches at any bakery, but this one had a slightly different taste. It was like a herb? When I looked at the ingredients, nutmeg was included. I didn't think it was bad. The other two would have been even more delicious if I had heated them up before eating them...

I used to work in the Tama area of Tokyo for a while. I would take the JR Nambu Line from Kashimada to Tachikawa, all the way to the final stop in Tachikawa. Tachikawa, Hachioji, sometimes Fuchu and Kokubunji as well... By some twist of fate, I ended up working there. During my commute to Tama, I would often visit a favorite shop of mine that is part of the same series as this one. It's a bakery inside JR Tachikawa station, where you can buy freshly baked bread while transferring from the Nambu Line to the Chuo Line. It's amazing that you can buy freshly baked bread inside the station. If the timing is right, you can buy soft and fragrant bread. Among the various breads at Quignon, my favorite was the scones. Scones are usually decently tasty, but they can be a bit dry and hard to eat, right? However, Quignon's scones are made with a lot of cream, so they are milky and moist. Seriously, you can eat them without coffee or tea, they are that moist. It was shocking when I first tried them. They completely overturned my concept of scones! Quignon has several shops along the Chuo Line, including in Koganei, Kokubunji, and Kokuritsu. I had always wanted to visit their Ueno shop, and finally had the chance to go there. The shop is located inside Echika Ueno, right next to the stairs leading to platforms 11 and 12 where the Joban Line comes and goes. It's a takeout-only shop, with no seating area. In addition to their regular items like plain scones and chocolate scones, they also have about three seasonal scones available at all times. The variety of scones changes slightly depending on the season, so there's the fun of repeating visits to Quignon. At the Tachikawa shop, you choose the bread yourself and place it on a tray, but at the Ueno shop, you order and the staff picks it up for you. This style makes me a little uncomfortable... the pressure of "Please place your order" (sweat). Today, I took out about three scones. They were put in a plastic bag for me. Oh, this shape. They also have round scones, but Quignon's scones are triangular. Warm them in a 500W microwave for about 20 seconds, and they become fluffy and fragrant. So, let's dig in! - Strawberry Scone (230 yen including tax) Limited edition for December and January. The strawberry scone goes perfectly with the milky scone. The acidity of the strawberry adds a nice touch. - Apple Cinnamon Scone (230 yen including tax) Limited edition from December to February. The moist scone with cinnamon has a pleasant aroma. The dry apple adds a crunchy texture, sweetness, and acidity. - Yuzu Scone This is a limited edition for December and January. The refreshing aroma of citrus fruits is delightful. It also contains yuzu peels, providing a generous amount of acidity and a subtle sweetness. Winter limited scones, enjoyable and delicious scones! Yes, Quignon's scones are delicious no matter how many times you eat them. It's worth it to switch to Ueno Station instead of Tokyo Station for these! Thank you for the meal.

I arrived at the store around 9:00 am on the weekend. It's a bakery inside the ecute complex at Ueno Station. They had a unique baked curry bun that I had never seen at other bakeries, so I debated between that and a melon bun before deciding on the baked curry bun for 190 yen. It was delicious. I ate it while walking.

I visited a bakery inside Ecute at JR Ueno Station on a holiday night. It's located on the 2nd floor of Ueno Station. It was my first time at Ecute Ueno, and it had a slightly trendy feel. It was also larger than I had expected. It was past 6 pm, so the selection was a bit reduced, but there were still various types of their famous scones available, including freshly baked ones. They had flavors like strawberry, black tea, chocolate chip, and a limited edition chai scone for December. I got the chai and chocolate chip scones to go. I thought the scones were a bit dry the next day, but the insides were quite moist and tasty. The surface was crispy. I imagine they would be even more delicious when eaten fresh out of the oven. The chai flavor in the chai scone was a bit subtle for my liking. Overall, it's a good snack option you can easily pick up at the station with a variety of flavors to choose from.

Visited on a weekday morning in December 2022. Before boarding the Shinkansen, I usually buy from Andersen outside the ticket gate or the kiosk inside the station, but when I looked it up, I discovered this shop and hurried to visit. *Order details below* ▶ Croque Monsieur 290 yen ▶ Plain Scone 190 yen The Croque Monsieur had a freshly baked tag on it, which was removed when purchased. I ate it fairly quickly, but it wasn't warm, so maybe it had been a little while since it was baked? However, even in that state, it was delicious! The softness of the sandwich bread and the perfect crunchy texture of the crust, the authentic aroma of the bechamel sauce, and the savory flavor of the ham bacon were just right. Since it's a shop known for scones, I also ordered a scone, and it was incredibly delicious! It had a nice buttery aroma and sweetness, with a crispy and crumbly texture on the outside like cookie dough. The inside was soft and moist, with an overall soft texture. It's a different type of scone from the ones that absorb moisture, more like a financier! As a fan of financiers, it was a perfect match! I thought it might have a nostalgic feel like a local bakery, but each ingredient was good, and most importantly, the bread itself was delicious! Thank you for the meal!

I stopped by this bakery on my way back from the Mori Art Museum in Ueno. It is located inside Ueno station gates. They offer a variety of pastries, mainly scones and cookies. I bought the limited edition "Pumpkin Chestnut" and "Chai" scones. Instead of using butter, this bakery uses heavy cream to make their scones. The "Pumpkin Chestnut" scone has a subtle sweetness from the pumpkin. The "Chai" scone has a prominent cinnamon and tea flavor, and it is very delicious! It seems like the scones with tea flavors are the most delicious at this bakery.

Kiinyon-san, who secretly aims to conquer Hikarie Ecute Tachikawa store, found some cute panda sweets while wandering around the Ecute. There was a cute "Panda Cookie UENO" for 300 yen, limited to the Ueno store, but there was also a seasonal limited product that caught their eye. They ended up getting the following item: - Stollen 1800 yen The wrapping paper had a very cute illustration, as expected from Kiinyon-san. They sliced it at home, enjoyed it with coffee, and found it delicious from the center. The spices were fragrant, with marzipan, nuts, and dried fruits crumbled inside, and the large macadamia nuts were quite rare. The panda tree inside Ueno station is very cute, with a family of 5 pandas. The stained glass in front of the Ginza Line ticket gate is also beautiful.

This is a bakery located in Ecute at Ueno Station. I went to buy bread for breakfast the next morning. It was around 7 pm on a weekday, but there were a few customers! It seems to be popular. Many people were buying scones (more than half!), and some were buying scones in boxes, which seemed like gifts. There were many cute packages. It seems that scones are popular. However, I was aiming for savory bread that day, so I resisted. I bought a bread with potatoes and bacon, a gratin bread, and a chestnut bread. The bread had a crispy texture with well-filled ingredients. The basic deliciousness was well done. It's a convenient bakery that you can buy at the station. Next time, I will try the scones. Thank you for the meal.