Visited around noon on Sunday. Still able to walk, so not that crowded. Waited in line for about 5 minutes to make a purchase. The crepe dough wasn't that soft? Not moist, but the vanilla chocolate banana combination is good! Delicious! Thank you for the meal.

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The child and their parent went to Harajuku with friends. The remaining child stayed bored at home. It was too hot to work during the day, so plans were canceled. The child was taken on a train to Harajuku. They went to Marion Crepes, where they struggled to choose between Strawberry Chocolate Chocola or Strawberry Chocolate Special. They ultimately decided on the Strawberry Banana Chocolate Special. It was quickly made, consisting of strawberry, banana, vanilla ice cream, and chocolate. They started by eating the ice cream with a spoon, enjoying the coolness in the hot weather. They savored the strawberry and whipped cream, banana and whipped cream. It was a treat for whipped cream lovers. As they ate, they eventually finished the crepe. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. Next time, they will try something else.

On a regular weekday afternoon on Takeshita Street, there was a line of about 15 people. 90% of those waiting were tourists from overseas, probably recommended in a guidebook. I had a Marion Crepe for the first time in a while. I tried the classic crepe with whipped cream, chocolate, and banana, but it didn't feel as impressive as before. With many competitors popping up in the Reiwa era, the same level of excitement as before was not there.

Marion Crepes in Harajuku is rumored to make their custard cream from scratch using eggs. Their Mega Marion for 1000 yen is impressive! It has strawberry ice cream on the bottom, topped with vanilla ice cream, colorful sprinkles, strawberries, chocolate sauce, and possibly whipped cream and caramel sauce inside. I don't think there was custard though! There was a long line on Sunday, longer than the merchandise line at Kep1er's live show at Yoyogi National Gymnasium!

Around ¥510. It was around 6 pm on a weekday in April 2023. The place was quite crowded, I ended up stopping by after buying sandals. I got caught up in the neon lights of Takeshita Street. Well, I had a mishap with the taiyaki today, so it couldn't be helped. When I peeked inside, I saw that they had pre-made the batter, stop that! The crepe shop nearby had a long line. Thank you for the meal.

Marion Crepes is a reliable choice! Located on a corner of Takeshita Street, it's nice to be able to eat away from the crowds by slipping into a side street. Takeshita Street can be a bit overwhelming for solo adults, so the location is convenient. The crepes have a consistent taste. On weekday nights, the crepe shops near JR station were not crowded. Most customers were inbound tourists.

During a stroll in Harajuku after a long time, I stopped by a shop. Despite it being a weekday afternoon, there was a line in front of the store. I had a crepe with chocolate and strawberries, topped with vanilla ice cream! The chewy dough perfectly matched the chocolate, strawberries, and vanilla ice cream! It was delicious.

After visiting Meiji Shrine, I walked along Takeshita Street! There are many crepe shops here. I got caught up in the Harajuku atmosphere and ended up buying one. I asked for the strawberry special with vanilla ice cream inside. It was the right choice to have ice cream in it! I devoured it completely. If it was just whipped cream, I might not have been able to finish it because it would have been too heavy!

When it comes to Harajuku, crepes are a must-try. Marion Crepes is a super popular crepe shop in Harajuku, known as the ultimate classic. The company behind it is Marion Co., Ltd., with around 80 stores nationwide, including in Kansai and Tohoku. This shop was established in 1997 and is the oldest Marion Crepes shop, celebrating its 46th year. The nearest station is JR Harajuku Station, just a 3-minute walk away! If you want to eat crepes in Tokyo's Harajuku, Marion Crepes is the place to go! It's so popular that there are lines even on weekdays. The crepe dough is crispy and chewy, creating a unique texture with each bite. With about 70 menu items, including not only whipped cream and fruits but also salads and meal options, there is a wide variety to choose from. From classic Banana Chocolate Cream to seasonal limited edition flavors, the diverse menu is another attraction. The crepes are filled with a generous amount of whipped cream, making them very satisfying. Since it's close to the station, if you're in Harajuku Takeshita Street, be sure to check it out. [Order] - Mr. Marion 810 yen

I really wanted to try the crepe collaboration with Chiikawa, so I headed to Harajuku! It was around noon on Sunday, and there were about 10 groups waiting in line. I like Marion Crepes because of the crepe itself, but when it's a collaboration with Chiikawa, it's a whole different story! I wish it wasn't just for a limited time and they would have it all the time (wishful thinking). It was quite hot that day, so I was torn between getting the Usagi crepe with ice cream, but I ended up getting the Hachiware crepe! I'm a big fan of Hachiware... but everyone seemed to like all the crepes, they all looked delicious. It had a lot of whipped cream, but it wasn't overly sweet, so it was easy to eat. I think about 70% of the people in line were ordering the Chiikawa crepe!

When it comes to crepes in Harajuku, this is the place to go. There are always long lines. They have many cute crepes with various collaborations. Once you try one crepe, you won't be able to eat anything else. It's really delicious.

This is a famous crepe shop in Harajuku known for its collaboration crepes. On this day, I visited to try the collaboration crepe with Chiikawa. To try the Chiikawa crepe, you need to get a numbered ticket in advance. Once you have your ticket, you gather at the designated time, line up, and place your order. The crepe itself is a classic chocolate banana flavor, topped with a dorayaki and other toppings. The wrapping paper and marshmallow also have cute character prints on them. It's nice to see these kind of collaboration projects at shops like this.

Syndrome of wanting to eat cream led me to order double the usual amount. Regretted it by the third bite as it was heavier than expected. Delicious, but quite rich. If you just want to enjoy the crepe, the usual amount is enough. Thank you for the meal. Will have a rematch in Harajuku next time!

I had a crepe at the first shop I noticed on Takeshita Street earlier, but I still felt unsatisfied and wanted to compare the taste, so I came here! This place is also a well-known chain store with over 100 menu items. They had Nutella-filled crepes, which the previous shop didn't have, so I got the Nutella custard cream crepe for 490 yen. This place is standing only. The Nutella was rich and sweet, but not as sweet as chocolate because it's hazelnut cream, and the custard cream was milder compared to the previous shop. I should have gotten the chocolate custard cream crepe here too. I couldn't ultimately compare the tastes, but I still felt like I hadn't eaten enough. It's hot today, so I'll stop at this point for crepes and move on to drinks next.

I wanted to eat crepes in Harajuku, so I mustered up the courage and went there. I had the Milk Chocolate Special, while my husband had the Peach Melba. Harajuku was lively and crowded, which made me tired, but the crepes were delicious. They were a bit luxurious with ice cream in them.

Harajuku gives off a cool vibe with its stylish Harajuku Station and crepe shops along Takeshita Street. Many people from the countryside seem to have this image, including my friends. Although I have friends living in Tokyo, none are true Tokyoites, so this might be a common image among those from rural areas. Harajuku Station had a beautiful station building. The crepe shops were still there. While I wouldn't mind visiting Meiji Shrine alone, Takeshita Street can be a bit tough. I went there for a date. I like savory crepes, but in that atmosphere, I opted for a sweet one. Sweet crepes are also good. The ambiance adds to the experience, so this kind of experience is nice too.

I love the happy profile of the princess shopping. I gratefully received a crepe from the princess. The combination of banana, chocolate, and cream is the best. Thank you for the meal! Delicious!!!!

Marion Crepes is located along Takeshita Street near Harajuku Station in Shibuya, Tokyo. Established in 1976, it is known as the top crepe shop in the industry. During a recent date in Harajuku, I tried their seasonal menu items, the Sweet Potato Salt Cream and the Choco Mint Cookie, priced at 580 yen each. The crepe had a crispy yet slightly sweet texture, with a perfect balance of plenty of whipped cream and toppings. The sweetness was just right, not too heavy on the stomach. It was a delicious treat, and Marion Crepes offers a wide variety of seasonal and regular menu items that never get boring. It's the most convenient place to enjoy crepes, and I find myself rarely eating crepes anywhere else.

In Harajuku, a competitive area for crepes, Marion Crepe is located near Momitoys, but I personally prefer Marion Crepe because of its firm dough. You can pay with cash or PayPay. I ordered the banana chocolate cream crepe, which was delicious!