I came by late at night so there weren't many options, but I couldn't resist the muffin with rum raisins! Just seeing "rum raisin" makes me want to buy it. I also got a set of four mini plain bagels. The rum raisin muffin was perfect for a late-night snack, fluffy and fragrant, not too strong on the alcohol taste so even kids could enjoy it. The bagels were great the next morning with bananas and yogurt, making me feel like a stylish lady.

I recently got hooked on bagels after buying one from a bakery in my neighborhood. I couldn't wait for the 20 popular bakery items I ordered online to arrive, so I bought one on my way home from work. The line was constantly long. The cocoa and chocolate flavor was simple and refreshing with a light cocoa taste. With low fat content, it seems like having one can satisfy your hunger as a snack.

On a regular day at Omotesando Station around 7pm, there were a lot of people. While walking to transfer from the Chiyoda Line to the Hanzomon Line, I noticed a line of 7-8 people at a shop next to the passage. I wondered what kind of shop it was, so I approached and found out it was BAGEL&BAGEL. I remember seeing on TV or the internet that bagels are popular among young women recently. It must be really popular to have such a long line. I looked at the bagels displayed at the storefront - they were colorful, like big macarons, very eye-catching. It seemed like something young women would like. As the line got shorter, I was told by the staff, "If you've decided, please go ahead," and felt obliged to buy something (laughs). I felt a bit embarrassed to buy something colorful as a middle-aged man, so I chose a Cocoa White Chocolate bagel (219 yen) and a delicious-looking Rum Raisin Muffin (315 yen) together. By the way, what exactly is a bagel? I looked it up on the internet. A bagel is a type of bread originating from Poland. It is said to be suitable for diets as it is low in cholesterol and low in fat, as it does not contain eggs, milk, or butter. It is also a characteristic to boil it once before baking. Well, that's the gist of it. I see. The next morning, I had the bagel for breakfast. The outside was a bit firm, while the inside was soft and chewy. The Cocoa White Chocolate flavor was not too strong, just a hint of sweetness. A healthy breakfast. But for a slightly junky middle-aged man like me, it felt a little lacking (laughs).

Second visit. Monday, early afternoon, no wait. I revisited because I had a good impression from my previous visit. It's located inside the station, so I couldn't resist stopping by before heading home. The cheese adds a rich flavor to the refreshing bagel. The cranberry makes the light bagel even more refreshing. Personally, I like that the bagel is not greasy, and the cranberry complements that well.

Located inside the Tokyo Metro ticket gates, this shop is popular for buying souvenirs when transferring trains. While it specializes in bagels, they also offer a variety of baked goods like muffins and brownies. On this day, I purchased three different types of muffins. The collaboration product with ICHIBIKO featuring strawberries and condensed milk was high in calories, but delicious (perhaps because of the high calories).

There is a store inside Omotesando Station. Very convenient for takeout. I bought raisin, blueberry, cocoa, and white chocolate. I toasted them in the oven and added butter. Bagels are also good to have once in a while.

- The average score is 3.0 points, with ratings in 0.5 increments. - The overall score is calculated by multiplying the food/taste by 4, service by 2, atmosphere by 2, and cost performance by 2, then dividing the total by 10 (alcohol/drinks are excluded). - Not mentioned - Delicious

I often buy bagels from this shop because I like the balance of taste and firmness. They have a lot of interesting limited edition flavors, not just the regular ones. This time, I bought two: sweet potato and stollen. The stollen has a lot of powdered sugar on top for sweetness, but the dough itself is said to be less sweet with cinnamon and dried fruits. I'm looking forward to trying it. They said these flavors may be available until the end of January, so I also got the sweet potato bagel with orange peel and cranberries. I remember the chocolate mint bagel being quite shocking a couple of years ago, especially because of the color. It turns out that was about two years ago...time flies.

There is a bagel shop at Omotesando Station. It is convenient to buy on the way back and I purchased the classic blueberry, unique milk tea, and matcha white chocolate flavors. The bread is soft and not very bagel-like, but each flavor has its own unique taste and is delicious to eat.

Visited around 5:00 p.m. on the weekend. Located inside the metro ticket gate, so you can buy it when using the station. I bought a bagel on my way home from work because it seemed perfect for dinner tonight. Even at this time, there were plenty of varieties! It's truly a specialty store. ★ Plain 189 yen ★ Blueberry 209 yen, which is said to be the most popular. I reheated it, sandwiched Camembert cheese in it, and it was delicious. ★ Volcano 209 yen. It said to heat it up to make the surface cheese crispy, so I followed the instructions. It didn't get that crispy though haha. I recently discovered a delicious cheese bagel in Shinjuku, so I wasn't that impressed. ★ Cranberry with chunky fruit pulp 209 yen. The bright pink one. It contains cranberry puree and dried cranberries. It was delicious on its own, but the next day, when I sandwiched cream cheese in it, I thought I was a genius.

I had been curious about this bagel shop. It is located inside Omotesando Station. This time, I ordered cheese, blueberry, cinnamon, and avocado nut flavors. They were all very delicious! The dough was chewy! When toasted, the surface became crispy, offering a different texture to enjoy.

In the Omotesando Station, there is a Bagel & Bagel shop. I remember seeing them in various places in the past, but recently I only know of this one. I bought a Volcano with baked cheese and sesame for breakfast. There were many different flavors of bagels that caught my interest, but I chose a simple one that seemed suitable for breakfast. I topped it with a fried egg, bacon, and cream cheese. It was chewy and delicious. I was intrigued by the unique bagels with amino acids, low sugar content, and avocado oleic acid. It would have been even better if the shop sold cream cheese to spread on the bagels.

I often use this bagel shop inside the station when transferring trains. This time, I heard they had avocado, so I wanted to try it. It's rare to use soy milk in bagels, so I gave it a try. The avocado flavor wasn't very strong, but it was really delicious with the chewy texture from the soy milk.

Bagel & Bagel! I used to see Bagel & Bagel everywhere for a while, but lately I can't find many places that sell them. I wonder if there isn't much demand for bagels? I always make sure to stop by when I come to Omotesando, drawn in by nostalgia. Just like Hirota's ice cream, it has become a staple in Omotesando Station. Bagels are really delicious when you heat them up a little and spread cream cheese on them!

This is a shop inside Omotesando Station called "BAGLE & BAGEL". I bought two new beauty ingredient-infused bagels. - Lactic Acid Bacteria Caramel Milk: When you take it out of the bag, it has a sweet aroma. It's a sweet bagel with caramel and white chocolate. It has a gentle sweetness from the milk base, so it can be easily paired with various toppings. I paired it with peanut butter. The large size is great, and when toasted for about three minutes, you get a crispy outside and a chewy inside. It remains delicious even when cold. - Cranberry Collagen: This beauty bagel contains 2,700mg of collagen. It didn't have much aroma, but the cranberry puree inside was delicious. It has a sweet and sour flavor, so I enjoyed it with honey and cream cheese.

I stopped by at the Omotesando Station and purchased White Chocolate Mint for 190 yen excluding tax. When I opened the package, I could smell the mint. The combination of mint and white chocolate in the bagel was refreshing and perfect for summer. Here is a description of the product from the website: White Chocolate Mint is a refreshing bagel filled with plenty of mint and milky white chocolate. It is recommended for chocolate mint lovers. * Released on June 11th (Wednesday) * Target product of the Shironeko Shokudo Project.

Suddenly, when I looked at the sign, it had changed to a different product! - Caramel Pumpkin $1.90 "The traditional pumpkin dough with rich caramel chips kneaded in, added custard, and finished with a milky and moist texture." As soon as you open the bag, a sweet aroma hits you! This must be caramel♪ The color is a beautiful orange, pumpkin-like, but the caramel is more dominant, so you may not feel the pumpkin much...? - Maple Walnut $1.90 I thought the combination sounded delicious, but it seemed like a seasonal limited edition, so I put it off for later (lol). The texture of the relatively large walnuts is nice! There is also a sweet aroma of maple. I heard that toasting it will give off a sweet smell like pancakes♪ (But I just ate it as is (^-^;)) - Matcha White Chocolate $1.90 It seems like a color variation of the "Cocoa White Chocolate" and "Purple Sweet Potato White Chocolate" I purchased the other day (lol). The matcha aroma is strong!! And this applies to other chocolate-filled bagels as well... be careful not to let the chocolate melt with your hand's temperature, haha.

Limited edition items always catch my attention (^-^;・Purple Sweet Potato White Chocolate - ¥190. New item. It looks beautiful with a purple color! It has a nice aroma of purple sweet potato. There are small white chocolate pieces inside, but the dough itself also has a slight sweetness, maybe from the purple sweet potato?・Curry Cheese - ¥190. New item. This one... definitely looks delicious, I'm sure of it (laughs). It has a strong curry flavor but no spiciness, so it's safe. It has a pretty strong aroma, so be careful around others. I wonder if the same items come out every year during the same season? (〃ω〃)

・Mango ¥190 (excluding tax) I was drawn in by the seasonal limited edition sign. The mango color looks beautiful and it has a great fragrance. Just like the advertisement says, it has lots of diced mango pieces inside, and the dough itself also has a mango flavor, making it feel like a dessert! ・Blueberry ¥190 (excluding tax) I was attracted by the "most popular item at this store" tag. As soon as I took it out of the bag, the scent of blueberries hit me! The sweetness is a bit subtle if you just have the dough. It seems like it could also be used for a meal. I think last time I visited (in April), it was around ¥190 including tax...? They might have subtly raised the price!

When it's said to be a new product, the opening hours are supposed to be 10 o'clock, but they actually open a bit earlier. It's a bit casual, and once they start putting out the products, everyone rushes to buy them. I passed by when I was transferring and saw various new products listed, so I felt like I had to buy them. It was still in the middle of stocking, but I made a purchase. The soft bagel is more like a chewy texture than soft. The Setouchi lemon, when opened, gives off a refreshing lemon aroma. There is no sourness in the taste, but you can feel a slight bitterness from the lemon peel mixed in. The jasmine orange has a jasmine tea leaf fragrance. There are bits of orange peel here and there as well. Both have a subtle flavor profile, designed so that everyone can enjoy them equally.