Bought a souvenir of "Warabi Mochi Sanontou" 8 pieces for my eldest daughter at Warabi Mochi Motoko Asakusa Store. The expiration date is 1 day at room temperature and about 3 days in the refrigerator. There is a space with benches next to the counter at the store. The colorful Japanese paper lighting is cute. The Warabi Mochi is very bouncy, soft, and delicious! The accompanying kinako (soybean flour) is mildly sweet. The Warabi Mochi was so bouncy and delicious, very satisfying. Thank you for the meal ☆ #AsakusaGourmet #AsakusaSweets #AsakusaJapaneseSweets #WarabiMochiMotoko #WarabiMochiMotokoAsakusa #WarabiMochiAsakusa #WarabiMochi #Motoko #Sanontou #AsakusaSouvenir

I visited the popular warabi mochi specialty shop "Warabi Mochi Motoko Asakusa Store" that is popular on SNS. You can choose between takeout and eat-in, and you can also enjoy eating in the cute space next to the shop. There are many varieties of warabi mochi and drinks to choose from, and although I was indecisive, the kind staff explained each one to me, which made me happy. In the end, I decided to order mainly seasonal limited items: Warabi Mochi (Matcha), Warabi Mochi (Salt) *Seasonal limited, Warabi Mochi Punch (Yellow Punch) *Seasonal limited, Warabi Mochi Punch (Blue Punch) *Seasonal limited. The warabi mochi is chewy and bouncy - the Matcha warabi mochi has a gentle tea aroma that lingers in your nose. It's not bitter at all, so it's easy to eat. The Salt warabi mochi was my first time trying it, and it has a slight saltiness with kinako sprinkled on top, making it delicious. Then, there's the seasonal limited Warabi Mochi Punch - a perfect soda for hot days with four types of warabi mochi inside, giving it a unique chewy texture that is addictive. You can also taste the flavor of each warabi mochi, making it enjoyable, so I recommend it. I couldn't decide during eat-in, so I followed the advice of the staff and took home the Sanonto and black sugar, as they are "fine at room temperature." You can enjoy them at home as well if you take them to go. Delicious and cute warabi mochi, be sure to try it out!

I was taking a walk in Asakusa and started to feel thirsty, so I stopped by this shop that I happened to pass by. There is also an eat-in space next to the shop. This time, I ordered a hojicha milk tea with warabi mochi in it! When you're in the atmosphere of Asakusa, you naturally feel like eating mochi. With temples around and a traditional Japanese atmosphere, you can't help but feel that way. This milk tea was the best as it satisfied both my thirst and my craving for warabi mochi. First of all, the hojicha milk tea itself tasted delicious. It wasn't too sweet, and it had a subtle hojicha flavor that hydrated my throat. And the warabi mochi was finely chopped and there was a lot of it, and it was so delicious!! The combination of hojicha and warabi mochi was outstanding. The eat-in space is a spot where you can take Instagram-worthy photos, so there were many people taking pictures! It was incredibly delicious. And it even had a handwritten message like at Starbucks! I was so happy, thank you very much♪

On March 18th, Reiwa 5 (Saturday), a MyReviewer chose to visit a shop in Asakusa that I had been reviewing a lot recently, particularly for its warabi mochi. The staff, especially the young women, were indeed cute! I may have been a bit tipsy, but the warabi mochi was delicious! Additionally, although I have visited Asakusa Temple many times in my long life, always during daytime when the sun was out, today was the first time I saw the temple illuminated at night, and it was truly beautiful. It made me realize why so many foreigners are captivated by Asakusa Temple. The main reason I was brought to Asakusa Temple was, as I mentioned in my review, to show a father who had been obsessed with Kansai warabi mochi what real warabi mochi is like. The shop had a traditional atmosphere, and the staff, especially the young women, were lovely and had beautiful skin that symbolized warabi mochi. Our order included three types of warabi mochi served on boat-shaped plates: with brown sugar, black sugar, and matcha, each priced at 360 yen including tax. Despite being a bit drunk, I thought that ordering three different types would lead to someone offering to share, but when it comes to delicious food, everyone gets serious! It was so delicious! And the staff were so cute and lovely! As we were leaving, I asked for a photo with them. At first, they wore masks, but when I asked them to remove it due to my fatherly wishes, they kindly obliged. A person with a beautiful heart is also beautiful on the outside! In that moment, I saw that all of human society's history stems from the heart. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

The mochi was deliciously soft and the matcha milk tea with plenty of mochi was pure happiness. I also got some to take home. The seating is limited, so it's best to eat quickly or enjoy it on the go. There are many temptations in Asakusa, but you definitely want to try this at least once!

I went to a specialty shop for warabi mochi in Asakusa Nishi-sando shopping street. I had a Murasaki sweet potato warabi mochi milk tea at the Sugamo store before and it was delicious, so I decided to try the Asakusa store. It was rich in sweet potato flavor and the warabi mochi was soft and chewy. It's located near Senso-ji Temple, so it's a great place to take a break. I recommend getting the takeout option of 8 pieces for ¥540, or even better, the mix and match deal of 3 packs for ¥1520. I got the limited edition salt and brown sugar flavors, both of which were delicious. The warabi mochi was soft, chewy, and had a refined sweetness.

I visited a shop that I had been interested in since seeing it on social media a while ago, on my way back from Asakusa Temple area. The main attraction was, of course, the warabi mochi! And also, the warabi mochi drink, which has become quite popular even attracting customers from other prefectures. I tried the warabi mochi with brown sugar and seasonal limited edition salt. For the drinks, I had roasted green tea while my husband had Japanese black tea, which we enjoyed at the eat-in corner. The gentle sweetness subtly spread, and the elegant deliciousness was irresistible. The refined taste of the brown sugar was amazing, and the salt added to the limited edition version enhanced the gentle sweetness even more. The chewy and bouncy texture was also delightful. I was expecting the warabi mochi inside the drink to be like tapioca, but it was more like a smooth and bouncy coffee jelly texture. The refreshing and soft bouncy texture of the warabi mochi emerging from the fragrant roasted green tea was luxurious and soothing. The drink had a good throat feel, and the overall sweetness was moderate, so it was quite satisfying to drink. What surprised me was the longer expiration date of the warabi mochi than I had thought! I thought it might last until the next day at most, considering it's a fresh confection and the time until I got home. But it turns out, if you put it in the fridge right away, it's okay for 3 days! I bought a pack of 8 warabi mochi with brown sugar for takeout because I thought I would want to eat it at home again. And sure enough, I craved it the next day, so I enjoyed the luxurious and soothing taste as dessert after dinner at home. The warabi mochi here is not only enjoyable by yourself but also makes a great gift due to its beautiful and attractive appearance and the 3-day expiration date. The charming Japanese atmosphere of the shop fits perfectly in the Asakusa town. The staff were polite and friendly, and the whole shop was a lovely and chic space.

#Asakusa Warabimochi Motoko Nearest Station: Asakusa Station @motoko_warabimochi_asakusa ■Menu - Warabimochi Assorted ¥540 (8 pieces) Flavors: Brown sugar, Matcha, Purple sweet potato, Three kinds of sugar - Limited Menu Warabimochi Milk Tea Assorted M Size ¥500 *Photo shows M Size flavors: Matcha, Hojicha, Japanese black tea, Seasonal flavor (limited time) ■Open: 11:00~18:00 *Open all year round ■Credit Card: 💳 🏃‍♂️Will Warabimochi be the next big thing after tapioca? The unexpected combination of Warabimochi and drinks might be even more delicious than tapioca drinks! Highly recommended flavors are Hojicha Milk Tea and Brown Sugar Warabimochi! When you order Warabimochi, it comes on a plate from which the Warabimochi is served in its perfectly chilled state, making it a perfect match for a date in a yukata, creating a traditional Japanese atmosphere! The seating inside the shop is limited to about 3 groups, so it is recommended to take out your Warabimochi and enjoy it along the river or while gazing at the Skytree. They also seem to offer Uber Eats delivery service! ■#TokyoGourmetRevengers Posting about gourmet experiences mainly in Tokyo #FoodiesUnite #TokyoGourmetRevengers #GourmetTravel #TokyoGourmet #JapanTravel #JapaneseFood #WoomyPR #Japanese #JapanPhoto #GourmetGram #InstaGood #TokyoFood #TokyoGourmetClub #GourmetTour #YukataDate #AsakusaGourmet #AsakusaFoodTour #AsakusaSweets #WarabimochiMilkTea #WarabimochiDrink #Warabimochi #Skytree #AsakusaStation #AsakusaDate #AsakusaTemple #TokyoDateSpots #TokyoDate

- Warabi Mochi Punch - Warabi Mochi for takeout (8 pieces) - Warabi Mochi Milk Tea, said to be the original trendy Warabi Mochi drink, enjoyed in Asakusa. You can choose from Hojicha, Matcha, Japanese Black Tea, and seasonal limited edition for the Warabi Mochi Milk Tea. For the Warabi Mochi, you can choose from Mitsu-an (brown sugar), Kokuto (black sugar), Matcha, and seasonal limited edition options. It's exciting to have seasonal limited editions available ❄️ I wanted to try something adventurous, so I went for this summer's limited edition Warabi Mochi Punch. It was colorful with plenty of Warabi Mochi in soda - visually fun and refreshing! The right balance of sweetness from the Warabi Mochi and soda, chewy and slippery. I chilled the Warabi Mochi for takeout in the fridge and enjoyed it. As you can see in the video, it's bouncy and slippery. The sweetness is just right, making me want to try other flavors. If you're walking and eating in Asakusa, it's a must-try for souvenirs! 🚶‍♀️

Located in the arcade near the main hall of Senso-ji Temple, this area is full of picturesque spots and many people wearing kimonos. I ordered a hojicha warabi mochi milk tea for 500 yen including tax. There were several options available, but I chose hojicha. It took about 5 minutes to prepare after ordering. I found a seat in the empty area of the shop and enjoyed the drink. The soft warabi mochi paired with the slightly bitter hojicha was delicious. It wasn't too sweet, but quite filling. The warabi mochi souvenirs also looked tasty.

I wonder when there have been so many warabi mochi shops in Asakusa. Among them, I found this place after visiting a few times. The warabi mochi x milk tea here is so addicting with its smooth texture, and the tea flavor is strong enough to make it a delicious dessert. The warabi mochi can also be taken home (with a 3-day shelf life). I personally prefer the limited edition salt flavor - it's refreshing, chewy, and not too sweet, making it go well with the kinako powder. The menu expands depending on the season, so I recommend checking it out!

It's getting hot, isn't it? When it's hot, I crave foods that cool down my body. I love mochi, so I visited Motoko-san, where you can also get takeout. It's conveniently close to Senso-ji Temple, so you can easily stop by after sightseeing. They offer a variety of warabi mochi, and you can even sample them. They have limited edition flavors, so you can enjoy the seasonal tastes as well. I ordered the purple sweet potato warabi mochi and chose a drink from three options. Be sure to visit, buy your favorite flavor, and enjoy the delicious chewiness!

Located in Asakusa, "Warabimochi Motoko Asakusa" is a popular specialty shop known for its soft and chewy warabimochi and warabimochi milk tea. The shop offers warabimochi in flavors such as brown sugar, black sugar, matcha, purple sweet potato, and seasonal salt flavor, along with drink options like matcha, hojicha, and Japanese black tea. I stayed at a hotel near Asakusa Station, so I decided to get takeout on this day. I chose warabimochi in brown sugar, black sugar, and purple sweet potato flavors, along with matcha, hojicha, and Japanese black tea drinks. I also had the seasonal cherry blossom-flavored warabimochi added to my matcha drink. The shop has seating available for dine-in, but you can also enjoy your treats while exploring the city. The warabimochi was soft and chewy, while the warabimochi milk tea had a perfect balance of flavors that impressed visitors from other prefectures. Overall, I was amazed by the depth of flavors. They also offer value packs of 3 or 5 warabimochi for souvenirs, making it a great gift for loved ones.

I visited the specialty store for bracken rice cakes, Warabimochi Motoko Asakusa store, with my friends who are visiting Tokyo. This is actually my second time visiting here because I can't forget the bouncy texture. Located on the Nakamise Street from the Kaminarimon gate to the Asakusa Temple, this store is known for its bouncy bracken rice cakes and bracken rice cake milk tea. The bracken rice cake milk tea, in particular, is considered the pinnacle of taste with its perfect balance, attracting many customers from other prefectures. They offer bracken rice cakes in three flavors: brown sugar, black sugar, and matcha, as well as seasonal varieties. For the bracken rice cake drinks, you can choose from matcha, roasted green tea, and Japanese black tea, along with seasonal options. I shared brown sugar, black sugar, and matcha bracken rice cakes with my friends, and we all loved the gooey texture. The bracken rice cake drink was incredibly delicious. It was so hot that we drank it all in one go. The traditional Japanese sweet, bracken rice cakes, have evolved into a new sensation as a drink, slowly gaining popularity. If you ever visit Asakusa, be sure to check it out! #Warabimochi #WarabimochiDrink #WarabimochiMilkTea #AsakusaSweets #AsakusaFoodTour #AsakusaTakeout #WarabimochiMotokoAsakusaStore #AsakusaGourmet #EatIn #FoodTour #Gourmet #GourmetGirls #JapaneseSweets #SweetsLovers

I visited the sister store of the warabimochi shop in Asakusa, located in Sugamo. ✨Warabimochi drink - the mochi in the drink is more delicious than tapioca. ✨You can choose from a variety of warabimochi, perfect for souvenirs. ✨They also offer samples, which is great. Search for "Asakusa Warabimochi Motoko" for more information.

I visited the popular warabi mochi shop "Motoko" on Asakusa Nishi-sando. The shop is very clean and they allow you to sample before purchasing, which makes it easy to order with confidence. The staff are also very kind. The warabi mochi comes in 5 flavors: Sanontoh, black sugar, matcha, purple sweet potato, and limited edition (sakura). I tried all the flavors, including the samples, and they were all delicious, but I especially liked the Sanontoh and purple sweet potato. The taste and aroma that spreads in your mouth when you eat them is excellent and addictive. The texture is smooth and chewy, and goes well with kinako powder. They are light on the stomach, so you can enjoy them even when you're not very hungry, and at 360 yen including tax for 4 pieces, it's a great value. They also offer a variety of warabi mochi milk teas (roasted tea, matcha, Japanese black tea, and limited edition). I ordered the roasted tea milk tea this time, and it was delicious with just the right amount of sweetness, similar to drinking pearl tea. I definitely want to go back again.

I ordered a warabi mochi drink! Matcha and hojicha milk tea. I definitely prefer it over tapioca. The texture is chewy and smooth because of the mochi, and it's really delicious! You can taste the black sugar flavor well, and it's satisfying for a small snack. The shop is located inside a shopping street, so there is a sense of security even on rainy days. Also, there is a seating area inside the shop where you can rest when you're tired, which is nice. The staff is very friendly and they let you sample the warabi mochi. (I ended up getting it to go.) It's highly recommended, especially on hot days!

Tapioca was a hit, and now this! The "Warabi Mochi Milk Tea" with chewy warabi mochi is gaining popularity. I was intrigued by the long line during my stroll in Asakusa, so I decided to stop by. They offer three flavors: hojicha, matcha, and Japanese black tea, as well as seasonal specials. I chose my favorite hojicha in a medium size for ¥500. The combination of black sugar warabi mochi and hojicha was excellent. It was not too sweet and had a refreshing taste, perfect for the upcoming hot weather. They also let me sample the warabi mochi, which is rare these days due to the pandemic. They offer five flavors: brown sugar, black sugar, matcha, purple sweet potato, and a limited edition sakura flavor. I opted for the 5-piece assorted pack for ¥360, which I took home. It was a great deal compared to buying them individually. The warabi mochi was so deliciously chewy and soft! I definitely want to revisit when I'm back in Asakusa. Feel free to follow me on Instagram! @yumikohappylife.

I visited a popular warabi mochi specialty store that is trending on SNS. I ordered the drinks with warabi mochi in them, which were the Japanese black tea milk tea and matcha milk tea. I also took some warabi mochi as a souvenir. The chewy warabi mochi had a great texture and was very delicious. Plus, it looked great in photos so it's definitely Instagram-worthy!! I would love to visit again when I'm in Asakusa.

I bought a take-out of milk tea with red tea and 8 pieces of warabi mochi for 540 yen. The mochi comes in 5 flavors: brown sugar, black sugar, matcha, purple sweet potato, and seasonal (currently sakura flavor). Today, I chose the popular brown sugar and black sugar flavors. There is seating available at the shop, but it's also nice to enjoy the mochi while strolling around Asakusa on a sunny day. Even though it's a weekday, Asakusa was bustling today. I was impressed by the soft and chewy warabi mochi, as I had only tried cheap ones from supermarkets before. It was delicious with plenty of kinako powder. The milk tea with red tea was a delightful drink that made me feel happy as the soft warabi mochi melted in my mouth.