Sesame tofu tan-tan cold noodles with a drink set (iced jasmine tea) and double chocolate for 605 yen plus 204 yen plus 165 yen. The review talks about visiting a restaurant in Awajimachi, which has since closed down. The menu and location are different now. The reviewer wonders if this is a series of visits to different stores. They decided to go to the store featured in the eleventh chapter, where they tried the summer menu. The dish had a chili mark but wasn't very spicy, with a surprising kick from the Sichuan pepper. It was a good amount for a light snack. The reviewer considered adding a half-size fried rice due to being hungry, but opted for a donut instead. They usually prefer the chocolate fashion or double chocolate donuts, but found the calorie content of the old-fashioned donut too high.

Before visiting DiverCity, I checked the floor guide and confirmed that there is a Mister Donut (Mister Donut) store there. I was thinking it had food menu items like soup soba, so I was looking forward to having lunch at Mister Donut after a long time. However, when I visited, I realized that it was a standalone store, not in the food court (I mistakenly thought it was in the food court because it was on the same 2nd floor!). Since I was almost certain about using the food court, I had to give up on having lunch and decided to get some donuts to go. The store seemed new and shiny, but it was quite crowded, especially during lunchtime. The staff seemed to be understaffed, as there was even a notice about it, so I waited in line along the wall for a while. The seating area was mostly full, and it might be a bit stressful to eat while being stared at by people waiting in line next to you. After about 10 minutes of waiting, I finally reached the counter to order my donuts! The lineup was inside the store, so I didn't mind the heat. However, the weak signal made it difficult to use my cashless payment apps, and I had left my wallet behind, so I broke into a cold sweat. I was interested in trying the "White Pon De Ring" and got the usual Old Fashioned for my husband, as well as a "Chocolate" donut since I thought it would hold up well in the hot weather (it's a chocolate-flavored donut, not chocolate-coated, so I thought it would be relatively tasty in the hot season). I presented my Rakuten Point card and Mitsui Shopping Park Point card at the register. I tried to pay with Rakuten Pay, but due to the signal issues, the app wouldn't open. The staff suggested going outside to see if it would connect, so I quickly went outside (just outside the tenant) and managed to connect, then hurried back inside to pay. It's convenient that DiverCity as a whole mostly supports cashless payments, but it's inconvenient that the signal strength varies depending on the tenant (maybe due to the crowds). After completing the payment, I received the donuts in a paper bag and left DiverCity. Odaiba was surprisingly crowded, despite some people saying it's no longer popular. VenusFort may be gone, but DiverCity is still lively! I will enjoy the donuts later. As expected, they still looked delicious even in the hot weather. The White Pon De Ring seemed to be quite popular, and it was interesting to see it become a regular menu item. The White Pon De Ring series that I purchased is apparently limited edition, but based on the buzz, it might become a regular item. Besides the plain one I bought, there were several other flavors like Mitarashi-style! According to the official website, the "soft, chewy!" White Pon De Ring was indeed softer and chewier than the regular Pon De Ring, perhaps due to tapioca flour (not confirmed). It was mostly enjoyed by children, and they seemed to like it, so I thought it would be nice to try it again while it's still on sale! The Chocolate donut I bought was a standard choice, and it had been a while since I had one (I tend to go for the Double Chocolate or Pon De Chocolat when using lucky bag vouchers, opting for slightly more expensive ones). I was a bit surprised by its size. When I placed it next to the Old Fashioned donut for comparison, it looked almost like a mini donut. It seems like they have been getting smaller over time, which was a bit disappointing in terms of appearance (but it still tasted delicious as always). On the other hand, the Old Fashioned donut didn't seem to have changed much in size. My husband is a fan of the standard donuts, so he chose the regular Old Fashioned, but there were also Honey and Cinnamon variations, which made me realize the surprising popularity of the Old Fashioned donut once again. Personally, I don't usually choose those options, but the Old Fashioned donut, which remains melt-free and satisfying, might actually be unbeatable in the summer (laughs). I unexpectedly ended up reevaluating the Old Fashioned donut and its appeal!

There was also a Mister Donut in the diversity mall. It was Sunday afternoon, so there were about 20 people lined up. I bought the usual Pon de Ring, Double Chocolate... There were around 60 seats, so it was a fairly spacious place. A good place to take a break with something sweet while shopping.

I went to Odaiba with the children. We stopped for a light snack at Mister Donut and saw a new item! Chocolate rings are common, but I had never seen White Chocolate Rings before! I wonder if it's a new release or exclusive to Tokyo... It was light and not too sweet, and I enjoyed it☆ Thank you for the meal (*´∀｀*)

The New Year's lucky bag at the donut shop still has Donut Cards available. My daughter's family said that even if they buy 20 at once, they disappear quickly after eating four. I also like Old Fashioned with chocolate, but this time I chose Honey. Simple donuts are delicious.

A Mister Donut branch opened in Koto Ward. I was intrigued by the collaboration with Gion Tsujiri advertised in a flyer a few days ago, so I decided to visit on a Friday evening. However, it was packed with a long line, so I gave up. The next day, I arrived at 9:43 and found only one group of waiting customers at 10:00, just before opening. I approached the showcase and found that there were no matcha-flavored options, which was disappointing. I ended up getting the classic French Cruller for 151 yen, the seasonal Pon de Strawberry for 162 yen, and the Miss Donut Go-Han Hot Sweets Pie Apple for 237 yen. I paid with a cashless payment method, but unfortunately, I missed out on the gift for the first 400 customers and forgot to receive the donut present coupon, making it three disappointments in a row. I took the donuts home and enjoyed them with red wine. The Miss Donut Go-Han's apple pie imitation was described as "apple filling wrapped in crispy pie crust and baked," and overall, it was quite sweet.

I used it for lunch this time. I was undecided on what to get, but this time I purchased a strawberry ring. You can also eat in, but this time I used it for takeout. Purchased items: Strawberry Ring 162 yen. The strawberry ring is a donut with fluffy dough coated in strawberry chocolate. It had a delicious taste with just the right amount of sweetness. The store has a beautiful display and other delicious donuts are also available. There was only one register for payment, and there was a line of people waiting to pay. It may be better to operate another register during busy times. This is a donut shop located in DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.

I had a meal at Mister Donut by Lake Aoba. I tried the Taco Meat & Cheese Pie. The creamy cheese filling was perfectly balanced and delicious. The Camembert cheese wrapped in the crispy pie crust was very gentle and had a smooth texture, enhancing the flavor. Thank you for the meal. The lighting in the store creates a cozy atmosphere that adds to the dining experience.

I ate Mister Donut's White Pon de Ring. Delicious.

The French cruller at Mister Donut was especially delicious, so I will definitely be going back! I also recommend the limited edition sweet potato donut and the BBQ sausage pie. Lately, there are a lot of expensive donut shops popping up, but Mister Donut is worth the price and my husband, who grew up in America, says this is the best place for donuts.