Visited on Wednesday around 1:00 PM. Saw a flyer from Raphael offering high-end jewelry for the first arrivals. Went there and got some weird earrings, feeling disappointed. The curry bread was also bland and disappointing.

Curry bread that's nothing special. For more, visit youtube.com/@butakoma. Wandering around Tsukiji. Tsukiji was crowded with locals and foreigners. While the tamagoyaki shop was busy, I quietly visited this place a bit away. They say it's best to eat within 30 minutes of being made (fried). I see, it's just slightly warm when you eat it. However, the curry isn't exceptionally delicious, and the bread isn't exceptionally tasty either. It was just a curry bread that's nothing special.

Today's lunch adventure took me to the area around Tsukiji. I exited from Exit A1 of Tsukiji Market Station on the Oedo Line and found myself on Shiodome Avenue. I turned right and walked towards Tsukiji Honganji Temple. After crossing the first traffic light at Ichiba Bridge, I made a right turn onto Namikari Street towards Harumi. After walking for a while, I took the fourth left turn at a T-junction, then walked a bit more and turned right at the second T-junction. On my right, I found the restaurant I visited today, called "Forbidden Wheat Symptoms Tsukiji Store." This restaurant, produced by YouTuber Rafael, specializes in curry bread with a shelf life of 30 minutes. I arrived at 3:30 pm on a weekday and found six curry bread rolls in the display case. The menu listed various options such as Mozzarella Cheese Curry Bread, White Curry Bread, Forbidden Curry Bread, and more. I chose the Forbidden Curry Bread and the Creamy Cheese Curry Bread and placed my order with a female staff member. I quickly received my two curry bread rolls in a bag and paid for them. The Forbidden Curry Bread had a familiar round shape with a gentle fox-like color and was still warm. The crispy outer layer contrasted with the mild spiciness of the curry inside, which was filled with minced meat and vegetables, creating a delicious combination. The Creamy Cheese Curry Bread, with its golden brown color, also had a crispy texture on the outside and a creamy cheese filling inside that complemented the meat and vegetables well. Both curry bread rolls were devoured in no time. Today, I had the pleasure of enjoying the curry bread with a 30-minute shelf life produced by YouTuber Rafael. It was a delightful experience.

This is a curry bread specialty shop in Tsukiji! I remembered that Horiemon had a bakery called "Wheat Something" and decided to check it out, but it turned out to be a shop owned by YouTuber Rafael. The main street in Tsukiji was crowded, but this shop on the side had no customers around it. The sign said "consume within 30 minutes," so I decided to try the curry bread set. The curry bread with chewy cheese was amazing, with a crispy texture and delicious curry and rich cheese flavor. The other curry bread with melty cheese had a completely different texture and taste, complementing the first one. However, the 30-minute time limit might be a drawback for some customers. Overall, it was a unique experience, and the shop might face challenges due to its location and the declining popularity of YouTubers.

"Located about a 5-minute walk from Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, 'Mugen no Kindan Shoujou Tsukiji-ten' is a shop where you can buy items inspired by YouTuber Raphael's passion for curry bread. To get there, from Tsukiji 4-chome intersection, head towards Kachidoki on Harumi Street, make a right at the 4th intersection, and then make a left at the next corner. It's a bit off the main street where many foreigners gather. Some of their main menu items include: - Chewy Cheese Curry Bread - Creamy Cheese Curry Bread - Ultimate Curry Bread - Supreme Curry Bread - White Curry Bread - Forbidden Curry Bread Just from the names, it's hard to understand what kind of curry bread they are. They also offer items like 'Shrimp and Mushroom Stew Bread' and 'Cheese Crab Gratin Bread'. On my last visit, I tried the 'Forbidden Curry Bread', which is fried after ordering and takes about 7 minutes. The classic curry bread had a crispy exterior and a delicious curry filling with various ingredients. This time, I called ahead and they started frying it for me, so I didn't have to wait. I tried it 10 minutes after it was fried. The satisfying crunch when I took a bite made me smile. The bread was thin with curry mixed in, and there was a hint of sweetness. The hot curry inside, mixed with melted cheese, wasn't too spicy but very tasty. It didn't leave an oily residue in my mouth, and overall, it was a very satisfying curry bread. I look forward to trying the differences between the Ultimate and Supreme Curry Bread next time. I might end up trying all their varieties in a short period. I'm grateful for the delicious experience."

I visited a curry bread specialty shop called "Kome no Kindan Shoujou Tsukiji Store," located a 6-minute walk from Tsukiji Station. I arrived before 9 am on a Saturday and there was no wait. I easily paid for their recommended Kindan curry bread for 300 yen. As expected, freshly fried curry bread is the best! It was delicious, regardless of whether any forbidden symptoms appeared. The crispy fried bread and rich curry flavor complement each other perfectly! I enjoyed it until the last bite.

I occasionally take a walk around Tsukiji under the guise of patrolling, and I happened to come across this curry bread shop for the first time. It is a curry bread specialty store created by the YouTuber Raphael. The storefront had Raphael's sign welcoming visitors, and the inviting smell of curry drew me in. The shop opened in April this year. Perhaps due to the rainy weather today, or because it is slightly away from the crowded area of Tsukiji outer market, there were no people around, and I was able to leisurely receive explanations from the staff before making a purchase. It was my first time, so I bought the classic items: Forbidden Curry Bread and Ultimate Curry Bread. I also thought about trying their specialty "Cheese Curry Bread with chewy cheese that must be consumed within 30 minutes of being made," but it was raining quite heavily, so I decided to save it for next time. When I got home and tried the curry bread, the classic one had a good amount of spices and was delicious. The Ultimate Curry Bread was as the staff described - sweet and savory, suitable for both kids and adults. In addition to curry bread, they also had stew bread, gratin bread, and fried potatoes available.

"Tsumugi's Forbidden Wheat Symptoms Tsukiji Store" is a curry bread specialty shop located in the back alley of Tsukiji Market. The shop is known for its freshly fried curry bread, and is owned by YouTuber Raphael, who has always been a bread lover even before becoming a YouTuber. Raphael has a strong commitment to quality and has created the ultimate curry bread that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. The main store is located in Azabu Juban, with franchise locations in Asakusa, Shizuoka, Sannomiya, Nagoya Osu, and Fukuoka Nakasu, including Tsukiji. The store is located in a relatively calm area near Hanjo Shrine in Tsukiji, with a yellow roof as a landmark. The unique signboard saying "Best consumed within 30 minutes" catches the eye. The menu includes 8 types of curry bread, as well as potatoes and drinks, creating a fast food-like experience. Some of the popular items include the "Cheese Mochi Mochi Curry Bread (500 yen)" and the "Supreme Curry Bread (400 yen)" that even children can enjoy. The menu also features unique items developed by Raphael's team, such as the "Forbidden Curry Bread (300 yen)", "Shrimp and Mushroom Stew Bread (400 yen)", and "Cheese Crab Gratin Bread (400 yen)". We tried the Cheese Curry Bread tasting set, which includes the "Mochi Mochi Cheese Curry Bread" and the "Melty Cheese Curry Bread" for 800 yen. The Mochi Mochi Cheese Curry Bread is fried after ordering, so it took about 10 minutes to be ready. The freshly fried bread had a crispy outer texture and a chewy inner texture. The curry and cheese combined perfectly, creating a unique and delicious flavor. The Melty Cheese Curry Bread had a softer and thicker inner texture, with a stronger cheese flavor. Both breads were delicious and perfect for eating on the go. The shop also offers delivery through Uber Eats and Demae-can. Overall, Tsumugi's Forbidden Wheat Symptoms Tsukiji Store offers a unique and delicious curry bread experience that is worth trying.

Forbidden Curry Bun ¥300