In the Atré at Ebisu Station, there is a store for Jiichiro. It is located on the left side after coming up the long escalator from the west exit, in the sweets corner. Jiichiro is well-loved by everyone, so I don't think much explanation is needed. The store can be found in many locations in Tokyo alone. I visited on a Sunday evening for takeout. They have a wide range of products like pudding, roll cakes, and rusk. It's nice that they sell Baumkuchen in slices. They also had a seasonal limited edition lemon Baumkuchen. I bought only a slice of Baumkuchen for a snack. It was delicious and moist as always. I don't eat Baumkuchen often, so it was a rare treat for me. I hope to try the seasonal limited edition again someday, even though they don't sell it in slices.

On February 21, 2023 (Tuesday), I rode my bicycle to Ebisu again, and it was so cold due to the strong winds. I finished my errands at Ebisu Atre, and I'm thinking about what snack to have today. I decided on a roll cake that can be easily carried without worrying about it getting messy. I chose Chiiro's roll cake since I couldn't remember the last time I had it. The milky cream tasted like something my mom would make, but it was a bit cheap-tasting for the price. I think I'm done with it now.

I received a Baumkuchen set from "Jiichiro Atre Ebisu Store" in Ebisu. Thank you very much. It was recommended as a souvenir by the person who brought it, so I am looking forward to it. The white box with the "Jiichiro" logo looks cool. It gives off a confident vibe. When I opened the box, there were many individually wrapped Baumkuchen pieces. Each piece is in an elegant paper bag. I took out a piece and read the instructions, it seems to be a Baumkuchen with 24 layers of thinly baked rare layers. There is a cute red fork included. It's stylish. I tried it right away. The moist dough coated with sugar is sweet and soft. It's a cohesive Baumkuchen. The coated part is sweet and delicious. It's a really tasty Baumkuchen. Indeed, it seems like a great souvenir. It has a good shelf life and being individually wrapped allows you to choose when to eat it. It was very delicious. I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

I used to buy Baumkuchen from this place as a souvenir and my friend liked it, so this time they bought it for me from their trip. Today's snack is this Baumkuchen. They also included a little something extra in the package, which turned out to be two yuzu fruits. I love the scent of yuzu. I am very happy with such a bonus. This Baumkuchen is individually wrapped, making it easy to eat and convenient for sharing with others at a reasonable price. It is moist and delicious. There is also a small fork included on the side, so you can eat it without getting your hands dirty. Yuzu bath is decided for today's bath!!

Tsukichiro's Baumkuchen Cut 4 cuts, with a reassuring and stable taste. It has a slight hint of Western liquor flavor, moist and with a nice sugary outer layer. Whenever I see it, I end up buying it. The 4 cuts are perfect for a light snack. The takeaway bag is well-made and sturdy. I really enjoyed the delicious taste. It was pure bliss.

Located inside JR Ebisu Station, directly connected to the station is a shop called "Atre." Today, I purchased the "Jiichiro's Baumkuchen Small" and the "Summer Roll Cake." The Jiichiro's Baumkuchen Small was as described, with 24 layers of thinly baked rare layers, resulting in a moist texture and a fluffy cake-like feel that doesn't even require a drink. It was delicious. The Summer Roll Cake had a moist texture and a perfect balance of sweetness with mango cream, making it delicious.

My partner brought home a balm from 'Jiichiro' for everyday use. The taste of eggs is rich and the 24-layered soft and fluffy texture is always moist and delicious. When you open the box, the 8cm tall cake has a perfect balance of weight, appearance, and satisfaction, making it a delightful treat. This long Golden Week, aimed at dieting and building muscle, seems to have a delicious enemy. (laughs)

The Baumkuchen is famous, but the pudding displayed in the showcase is said to be very delicious, so I bought it. I took a bite and it's my favorite! It's like a richer, more intense version of my beloved Pastel smooth pudding. The sweetness is just right. I feel like I want to eat a whole bowl of it. What's more, the caramel sauce is served separately, which is great because I'm not a fan of it! It's convenient for those who need it to adjust the amount and timing. Next time, I'll buy the roll cake from here too.

Today, we visited "Jiichiro Atre Ebisu Store" located inside Ebisu station on the 3rd floor of the Atre mall. The name is pronounced "Jiichiro," not "Naichiro." Although there are stores all over Japan, the main store is in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka. We went there in the early evening on a weekday as part of our dessert investigation team. I've always loved Baumkuchen, so I occasionally crave it. It's my favorite. The store is clean and the customer service is excellent. We decided to try the "Jiichiro's Roll Cake" priced at 1290 yen. They asked us when we would be consuming it and provided a cooling pack. It's a fluffy 16cm roll cake made with rich milk from Hokkaido and filled with plenty of cream, wrapped in the same dough as "Jiichiro's Baumkuchen." The taste is truly amazing. I want to hug it. It's also reasonably priced because it doesn't have fruits in it. You can enjoy it with coffee as well. We also bought the "Jiichiro's Baumkuchen Cut" for 270 yen. It's perfect as a tea snack for customers or for a quick bite on the go. The taste is great, but what really stands out is the small fork included inside. It's a wonderful touch. Reminds me of the snow-viewing Daifuku. Thank you for the delicious treats. I'll be back. Cheers!

There is a baumkuchen shop in the Atre at Ebisu Station. I had been curious about it for a while but never had the chance to buy one until now. The shop is elegantly displayed and the prices are a bit high, but I finally decided to try it. There was a bit of a line, but it was worth the wait. I bought the smallest size, which was 4 slices for 270 yen. Since it's in Atre, you can pay with Suica and also earn JRE points. When I tried it at home, it was incredibly moist with no dryness that baumkuchen sometimes has. It has a strong yellow color, indicating the generous use of eggs, and the sweetness is subtle and elegant. The size is not too big, so it's easy to eat in one go. It's perfect as a gift.

I bought it on my way back from shopping at the Atre Ebisu store. The caramel pudding has a slightly bitter caramel sauce, while the custard cream pudding gives a feeling of eating custard. It's not too sweet, but I got tired of it before finishing one. It's not bad, but I wouldn't buy it again. It was very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I was looking forward to the seasonal limited edition "Sakura Baumkuchen". However, when I stopped by after work, they were already sold out and I missed it... Nonetheless, on the weekend, I ended up carrying two roll cakes as a gift for my family. When I cut into one roll cake, the sponge cake was moist and fluffy, with the cream overflowing from the sides. When I tried a piece on a small plate, I found the cream to be slightly too sweet, but it paired well with coffee. As always, Mr. Haruichiro never disappoints. Thank you for the delicious meal. ❤❤

The flavors are rich and the meticulous work shines through in the wonderful taste. The pudding is rich and delicate. The Baumkuchen is moist with a subtle crunch of sugar. Both are delicious. The shop is clean and located inside Ebisu Station Atre. Thank you for the meal!

When I went to Ebisu, I found a Baumkuchen shop called "Jiichiro" in the station building. My wife couldn't move away from the showcase, she seemed captivated by the whole cakes for sale. So, I decided to buy a large whole cake for 2180 yen as a souvenir for our home. When we got home, we cut it and found it to have a soft texture with moderate sweetness. I personally prefer a crispy exterior, but this one was delicious in its own way. Plus, the relatively long shelf life is quite convenient. Bon appétit!

A famous Baumkuchen store with its main shop in Shizuoka offers delicious Baumkuchen for takeout. After enjoying their Baumkuchen, you can explore other shops based on your preferences. Conveniently located near the Ebisu station ticket gate inside the Atre shopping center. Parking is available with a service for purchases over 2000 yen. Free paper bag service for takeout.

Mr. Haruichiro is known for his Baumkuchen, but I tried his pudding this time. Using only egg yolks and mixing them with cream creates a rich flavor, and baking at a low temperature gives it a thick, cheesecake-like texture. It's perfect for souvenirs! ♥️

Visited around 7:00 PM on Saturday. I have always loved their Baumkuchen, so I thought their roll cake would be delicious too. And it was indeed delicious. The cake was moist and tasty. It reminded me of Chikara Ichiro's Baumkuchen. The cream was not too sweet and generously filled. Just like their Baumkuchen, I highly recommend their roll cake.

Popular pastry chef Haruichiro is known for his Baumkuchen cakes. I tried his seasonal limited edition Lemon Cake. The cake is made with finely chopped lemon peel in the batter and coated with lemon-flavored white chocolate. The texture of the cake is moist and dense, with a strong lemon flavor that is not overly sour. Despite its small appearance, it is quite filling. The individually wrapped packaging makes it convenient for gifting. Lemon cakes are commonly sold in many shops from the rainy season to summer. Personally, I prefer lemon cakes with a crispy icing coating rather than lemon-flavored white chocolate, so I probably won't buy it again. Overall, I think it is a well-executed lemon cake.

I had a sudden craving for something like whipped cream, so I happened to come across this roll cake at Ebisu Atre and couldn't resist buying it! I often see Baumkuchen, but I realized I hadn't really tried roll cakes before, so it was a good opportunity. I might even consider bringing it as a souvenir in the future. The roll cake costs 1,200 yen, which I think is a good deal when you consider getting two cakes. The sponge cake is fluffy but also moist because it has plenty of eggs in it. The whipped cream is not too sweet, making it easy to eat. This simple roll cake without any fruits has a gentle sweetness without being overly sweet, which I found just right. I enjoyed the whipped cream thoroughly with a cup of coffee. I'm curious about their pudding, so I'll try that next time.

【Rating】This is just right for a souvenir. If you're gifting Baumkuchen, choosing Jichiro seems to leave everyone satisfied. ★3.1【Trigger/Purpose】I went to the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography in Ebisu. After that, I bought some as a souvenir to take home from Atre.【Location/Waiting time/Seating/Ambiance/Clientele/WiFi/Toilet/Smoking/Baby strollers, etc.】Less than a minute's walk from Ebisu Station. Located on the 2nd floor of Atre. There is no eat-in space, only takeout. It's in a good, easy-to-find location.【Food】(Reason for ordering, taste, portion size, waiting time, etc.)● Jichiro's Baumkuchen (¥1,200 excluding tax)There was a thicker, over ¥2,000 Baumkuchen available, but I thought this size was just right, so I purchased this one. The taste was light and it paired well with milk when eaten at home.【Rating at the time of posting】★: 3.18Reviews: 84 Saves: 1541