My way of eating may be messy, but be careful as your hands or mouth may get dirty without tissues. Located about a 3-minute walk from Akihabara Station Electric Town Exit, on the main street of Don Quijote Akihabara store where AKB48 Theater is also located. The taste was simply delicious.

When I go to Akihabara, I always make sure to stop by Smiley Crepes. Located in Don Quijote Akihabara, they have a wide variety of menu items, with over 40 options available at all times. It's always hard to decide what to order, but I usually go for the cute-looking "Smiley Special". It's filled with whipped cream, custard, strawberries, bananas, vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce, colorful chocolate sprinkles, and more. When I want to try a bit of everything, the "all-in" option is the way to go. The crepe itself has a moist and buttery texture, without being overly sweet, making it easy to enjoy with the sweet toppings. The crunchy texture of the colorful chocolate sprinkles on top of the ice cream adds a nice touch. The price for the Smiley Special is 600 yen.

Akihabara Electric Town Street, one of the snack shops lined up on the 1st floor of Don Quijote. It is a popular shop among young people who love Akihabara and tourists. "Menu" Banana Chocolate Cookie Custard 480 yen Cream is justice by itself! I know it's not a proper review to say that, but as a sweet tooth, I can't help but love it! (laughs) Bananas, chocolate, Oreo cookies, and custard cream are all mixed together in a flood of sweetness. Luxurious♪ The crepe dough has a soft sweetness that enhances the deliciousness of the main ingredients. As a dieter, I'm worried about calories and sugar content, but it's okay once in a while, right? How about treating yourself to a reward? ----- Smiley Crepe Akihabara Store ■ Tabelog rating: 3.03 GoogleMAP: 4.1 ■ Business hours: Business hours and regular holidays are subject to change ■ Payment methods: Rpay, iD, Quickpay, etc. available

Located on the first floor of Don Quijote, about a 10-minute walk from Akihabara Station, is a street-side store called Crazy Crepe. This Don Quijote seems to also host famous AKB48 events, as there were many visitors. The store was bustling with both Japanese and foreign tourists, all eager to order crepes. Despite having only one staff member, they efficiently made and served crepes, impressing with their quick movements. I decided to order the "Banana Chocolate Cookie Custard" crepe for 480 yen. The warm crepe enveloped sweet custard cream, bananas, and the delightful crunch of chocolate cookies. It was a perfect treat to satisfy my sweet tooth. Akihabara is known for its street food, and Crazy Crepe plays a crucial role in exploring the city through its delicious crepes. I highly recommend stopping by Crazy Crepe when in Akihabara to enhance your experience in this vibrant neighborhood.

I think it's a little cheaper than other competitors. The taste was also delicious.

Reasonably priced crepe shop with a chewy and delicious crepe. The sweet flavor spreads throughout the mouth, creating a feeling of happiness!

There is a crepe shop near Don Quijote in Akihabara called Smiley Crepe. I couldn't find it on Tabelog, so I looked it up online and found out it used to be a different shop. The crepes start at 400 yen, which is surprisingly expensive. I ordered the Hot Almond Chocolate (400 yen) and watched as the staff cooked the crepe batter to perfection. The crepe was fluffy and chewy, with crunchy almond slices and chocolate sauce inside. It was simple but surprisingly delicious.

In Akihabara, on the first floor of Don Quijote, there is a crepe shop. There were many people enjoying delicious crepes in front of the shop, so I couldn't help but line up. The menu includes sweet and savory options, and even a "Crazy Series," which is also the name of the shop (lol). The "Crazy Strawberry" (520 yen) has three times more strawberries compared to the regular strawberry chocolate whip crepe. The whipped cream is also plentiful. The crepe dough is made without water, using flour, eggs, and milk. It is soft and fluffy, with layers upon layers of generous fillings. The overlapping layers enhance the chewy texture. They even provide a small spoon, so you can eat it elegantly without taking big bites. The cream and strawberries were plentiful all the way to the bottom. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Akihabara - Kanda - Awajicho - Ochanomizu area food walk review. A day spent eating around Akihabara. Right in the heart of Akihabara. Along Chuo Street. A street lined with shops that embody the image of Akihabara that has matured over the past decade. It's noisy and bustling. This hustle and bustle is what makes Akihabara, and there are moments when you can truly feel that. The place is always in a festive mood. In that chaotic place is a crepe shop called "Crazy Crepes." Next to Animate Akihabara store. A takeout-only shop on the 1st floor of Don Quijote. A typical chain crepe shop. The appearance is nothing special, but what's surprising is their opening hours. They are open until 4:00 in the morning! Truly crazy! ...Well, I just wanted to say that. I didn't prepare any other jokes, so I apologize for my lack of creativity. Here's what I ate: Premium Crazy - I ordered this thinking it must be popular since it has "Premium" in its name. Sliced strawberries and whipped cream. Two pieces of baked cheesecake. All on top of a crepe covered with plenty of sliced almonds. Surprisingly, it was loaded with ingredients. The almonds were piled on, making it a bit difficult to eat in a good way. The crepe itself was slightly crispy. The taste is like typical crepe shops in the city, but the generous portion was nice. As mentioned earlier, they are open until 4:00 in the morning. They start at 11:00, but I can't help but wonder why they close for those 7 hours. ...Oh no, this kind of thinking might give birth to a monster like Wario. Thank you for the meal!

Welcome! Located on the first floor of Don Quijote Akihabara store in the Sotokanda area of Chiyoda-ku, this crepe shop is nestled next to a takoyaki stand, creating a tempting food trap. The staff may not be the friendliest, but the crepes are worth the wait. I recommend the vanilla and strawberry crepe, which balances the sweetness of the strawberries with the refreshing taste of vanilla. This shop, known for its quality, is a popular choice among customers. Despite its prime location, the shop can get crowded on crepe days. Overall, a satisfying experience.

Located along Chuo Street in Akihabara, on the 1st floor of the building where Don Quijote is situated, is a crepe shop. I visited on a holiday night. On the 1st floor of Don Quijote, there are three fast food restaurants lined up, with a takoyaki shop and an onigiri shop next door. This is the only place for sweet treats. It's all takeout only. The menu starts with standard options like whipped cream and chocolate, with dozens of varieties. There aren't many unique options. On this day, I ordered the classic banana chocolate whipped cream crepe. I received my order within 5 minutes of placing it. The taste was alright. Hmm, even though it's Akihabara, there wasn't any special touch! (laughs) Maybe I'm asking for too much. Not all the shops in Akihabara have to be "Akiba-fied," right? This is a place you can visit when you feel like having something sweet but don't want to go all the way into a fancy shop.

This is a crepe shop located on the first floor of Don Quijote in Akihabara, next to the takoyaki shop on the central street side. There are various menu options, but I decided to keep it simple and went for the chocolate custard crepe. You order and pay before they make it, so there is a bit of a wait. The smell of the crepe cooking is amazing. However, I couldn't help but feel a bit annoyed by the staff chatting loudly while making it. When the crepe was ready, it was hot. The crepe itself was tasty, and the custard cream was quite sweet. It had that familiar, slightly cheap taste. The chocolate was mostly at the bottom, and it reminded me of the chocolate cream I used to eat with bread as a child. It's a nostalgic taste. Overall, the taste had a bit of a cheap feel to it, but it wasn't bad. However, it was very sweet. Perhaps it would have been better with some fillings. Maybe whipped cream would have been a better choice.

①Entering the store: 20:30 on holidays / Waiting time 0 minutes ②Seating: 0 available seats / Seat availability -% ③Quietness: Quiet←□■□□□→Noisy ④Payment: Cash＜○＞ Good points: Convenient location directly under Don Quijote, perfect for a quick meal after shopping, offers Kyoto-style takoyaki and onigiri Bad points: No seating area available for eating

I stopped by because I was a little hungry before dinner. This place always has a crepe shop. Even if the tenants change, it's always a crepe shop. Next to it is a Takoyaki shop. There used to be an onigiri shop here before. The crepes here come in sweet varieties as well as savory ones with fillings like tuna. This time, I ordered the Crazy Crepe with strawberries for 550 yen, which was said to be very filling. The crepe was already cooked, so it was rolled up and handed to me quickly. It didn't look that great, but when I took a bite, it had sweet cream, strawberries, and chocolate sauce. It had a bit of a cheap feel, but it was delicious. There were a decent amount of strawberries in it. They are open until 4 am, so it's a good place to stop by spontaneously.

A great crepe shop located on the first floor of Akihabara Don Quijote, open until 4 AM. There are no chairs around, but most people sit on the railing along the road in front of Don Quijote to eat, creating a casual atmosphere. I ordered a chicken and egg crepe. It came out quickly, and the staff were friendly. The crepe itself had a good thickness, not too soft or too hard. The chicken and egg filling was generous but not overwhelming, and I left feeling satisfied. It cost 450 yen, but next time I want to try a different flavor.