The other day, when I went to Ueno, I bought some sweets from Donremi on my way back. Donremi's jellies and confectioneries are commonly seen in supermarkets. They are cheaper at the outlet. The items I bought that day were: Coffee jelly, Limited edition rich mango pudding, Limited edition peach & pineapple, Assorted 4 cheese cakes, Brownie. Brownies and cake edges are not usually sold in supermarkets, so they are priced more affordably. The taste is the same as what I usually buy at the supermarket. The cheese cake assortment pack was great for comparing flavors. Thank you for the meal.

On a holiday evening, I visited a valuable dessert shop in the city out of the 5 nationwide stores. Located just after going up the stairs on the right side (Shinobazu Pond side) from the ticket gate at Keisei Ueno Station. The popular 9-layer milk crepe slice costs 250 yen including tax. This dessert features a 9-layer construction with a special cream made of mascarpone cheese powder, forest egg custard, and whipped cream. The thin crepe makes it easy to eat. Recommended for those who don't mind the appearance of sweets. They also offer discounted products and outlet limited items, allowing you to enjoy sweets at a great value. Thank you for the delicious meal!

There is a Donremi Outlet that sells incredibly delicious desserts at incredibly low prices. Five friends took advantage of the soft-serve ice cream and unlimited drinks offer for 700 yen. The price used to be 500 yen, but it has been increased by 200 yen. You pay at the dessert counter first and then get seated. The place is very empty, with a view of Ueno Park, and the seats are close together. The drinks include both hot and cold options, and you can serve the soft-serve ice cream yourself in a cup. It's fun and nerve-wracking to try and get it right. The desserts are rich and delicious. You can also bring desserts purchased from the adjacent dessert counter to enjoy. One friend had anmitsu for 180 yen. It's so cheap! We had a great time chatting and refilling on soft-serve ice cream and drinks for 90 minutes.

Every time I buy sweets, I've been curious about the soft-serve ice cream all-you-can-eat option. Today, I had some time so I decided to try it out. When you pay at the register, the staff will guide you. It's 700 yen for 90 minutes of all-you-can-eat soft-serve ice cream and access to the drink bar. It seems like they recently raised the price, but considering that ordering a dessert set at a cafe in the city would cost a bit more, I think this is still a great deal. The soft-serve ice cream is super rich and delicious! The drink options include cola, ginger ale, melon soda, Calpis, orange juice, iced tea, as well as hot tea and coffee. Since the soft-serve ice cream can make you cold, the warm drinks are much appreciated. It's fun to experiment with different combinations like topping soft-serve with a drink to make a float, or pouring coffee over the ice cream for an affogato-style treat. My favorite was the cream soda, but I also enjoyed mixing soft-serve ice cream into the iced tea to make a shake-like beverage. I went on a Saturday afternoon and it was surprisingly empty, so I thought it was a hidden gem. I definitely want to go back again.

It's super cheap! I use the frozen milk crepe for cooling instead of ice packs for 250 yen. I bought lots of treats like warabi mochi, pudding, anmitsu, and Mont Blanc, all ranging from 150 to 300 yen, which was surprisingly cheap. It's located right near the ticket gate at Keisei Ueno Station, so I often buy them as souvenirs on my way home (*^ω^*)

The leftover pieces and slightly damaged items are cheap. They sell insulated bags, so you should bring one. They also sell ice packs. The snacks don't last long, but they are perfect for a snack for 2-3 days. They have pudding and anmitsu, and I had a hard time choosing. Everything was delicious.

I stopped by on my way back from Ueno to explore a bit! It's an outlet store, so they sell things like end pieces. They didn't have the 50 yen pudding, maybe because of the egg situation? I bought a variety of things and the total was 1,195 yen. It's so cheap! I tend to buy too much haha. Today in Tokyo it's over 30 degrees, so hot! I also bought some ice packs to keep things cool, they have ones for 1 hour and 2 hours which is great. It's so hot! Too hot!! I feel like I'm melting...

I love the Donremi outlet where you can find discounted chilled sweets and special deals on regular items. They even have unique products like sliced roll cakes. It's dangerous to have one nearby because I can't resist!

It's Saturday and the store is about to close soon (at 7:00 pm), so I was prepared for disappointment. But to my surprise, the shelves were fully stocked with the items I wanted, including baked cheesecake sheets, milk crepe cut-offs, and crepe skins. It seems like they are still preparing to restock more items. I am so happy and grateful for this abundance of products. It must be because the factory is working tirelessly day and night to provide for everyone. Thank you for working hard for our happiness. ( ⁎ᵕᴗᵕ⁎ )Ꭲʱᵃⁿᵏ Ꮍ༠ᐡ❤︎ ===========

The other day, I went around 5 pm on the weekend and had to wait in line. But this time, I went around 1 pm on the weekend and was able to get in without waiting. They had a wide variety of desserts. I don't usually pay much attention to cup sweets, but they seemed to be about 50 yen cheaper than the regular price. At our house, we mainly buy discounted dessert pieces. They are cheap and delicious. The mille-feuille, melon sponge cake pieces, and souffle pieces were all tasty. The chocolate cake I bought last time was like a brownie and not very delicious. It lacked sweetness. The cheesecake with three thin slices included was tasty but a bit lacking in volume. I buy a lot of dessert pieces and freeze them. They can be thawed and enjoyed deliciously after being in the fridge for about half a day.

The shop has been relocated and is now near Ueno Park. The outlet sweets are the same as those generally available, but at a discounted price. They also offer discounted cakes with damaged edges or broken sponge. Seasonal sweets are available, making it enjoyable to visit anytime. The shop has an app with occasional coupons, and they give out pudding as a birthday month gift. Due to a shortage of eggs, I received almond jelly this time. Although there used to be a point card, it was discontinued in April, which is a shame. A place worth stopping by when in Ueno. They provide cute boxes for your purchase, but plastic bags and ice packs are charged separately, so it's recommended to bring your own.

Today, Don Remi is unusually quiet, while nearby Ueno Park is crowded with tourists. I bought a set of 4 cakes for 390 yen and a crepe shell for 150 yen, and made an ice cream crepe. I am enjoying coffee, ice cream, and a peaceful atmosphere. For 90 minutes, it's only 500 yen. I am leisurely eating the cakes I bought inside the shop while looking at Shinobazu Pond. The coffee is very delicious. The cherry blossoms are still in bloom outside.

I love "Domremy Outlet" in Ueno, Tokyo and the "Ueno Park Cherry Blossom Festival". It was my first visit since it relocated. I entered the store and purchased the limited-time "Rich Creamy Canele Store Limited (¥150)", my favorite "Rum Raisin Butter Tart (¥200)", and the "Milk Crepe End Cut (¥250)" that I always buy. The creamy canele had a crispy and chewy texture with a delicious cream filling, the rum raisin butter tart had a strong rum raisin flavor combined with a tart crust, and the milk crepe had a perfect balance of creaminess and soft sponge cake. And the prices were guilt-free (laughs). Afterwards, I visited the Ueno Park Cherry Blossom Festival for the first time in a while. I strolled through the park enjoying the cherry blossoms, feeling a little envious of the hanami parties. This time, I was able to admire the sweets from Domremy and the full bloom of cherry blossoms.

I had delicious roll cake when I was out before. I heard it was from this shop, so I stopped by while exploring. There was a limit on the number of people allowed inside, so I waited in line for 10 minutes. Once inside, I received a basket and slowly made my way through the showcase to do some shopping. There were so many different kinds of desserts that I couldn't decide easily. Pumpkin pudding and almond jelly for 70 yen each made me happy! The roll cake I was interested in was only coffee flavor today, so I refrained and bought other things instead. Payment can be made with cash or PayPay. After dinner, I tried the tart and two cakes for dessert. The Earl Grey flavored tart and cheesecake were small but very delicious. I will enjoy the rest of the desserts slowly. If I have the chance, I would like to visit again.

Soft serve ice cream and drink bar buffet. It's only 500 yen, which is cheap. It's always empty, so you can buy time, a comfortable space, and tranquility for 500 yen! It's often hard to relax at family restaurants. Plus, the soft serve ice cream here is super delicious. It's like ice cream from a farm. And if you want to customize your soft serve, you can buy crepe batter from the nearby Donremi shop. The view in front of you is of Shinobazu Pond.

Donremi was crowded as usual today, with a mix of older women and young ladies filling up the place. The sweets here are cheap and delicious, tempting many customers to buy more than they planned. When I evaluate cakes, sweets, and bread, I compare them to Donremi and convenience store sweets. Some items are clearly inferior in taste to Donremi's, yet more expensive. I give tough ratings to such bread and sweets. I came for the 500 yen all-you-can-eat soft serve ice cream. The ice cream here is extremely rich. Choosing a juice from the drink bar and topping it with soft serve ice cream is delicious. I mixed the soft serve ice cream with cola, surprisingly finding it tastier than coffee. With the rich ice cream, after about 3 servings, you'll feel full. You can relax while overlooking Shinobazu Pond. With the 90-minute time limit, you can fully enjoy your visit. If you're craving soft serve ice cream, definitely come to Donremi for the all-you-can-eat option.

Don Remi Outlet @ Ueno Anyway, the train safely arrived at Ueno Station, where I got off. In front of Ueno Station, there is a building called 3153, which houses the well-known "Saigou-san" restaurant. After crossing the street and walking for a while, I smoothly reached the desired shop this time. This is a shop called "Don Remi Outlet", a large outlet store for Western confectionery. They sell regular products that are slightly damaged or have cut ends bundled together at a discounted price. I actually saw this shop on TV the other day, which I found interesting. Well, I rarely eat sweets, but I thought it would be a good souvenir. When I entered the shop, it was quite busy with many customers. They also had sets, but I just bought four random items and quickly paid at the counter. I put the purchased items in the bag I got from IKEA, and it fit perfectly. Now, the items I bought were these four types. Surprisingly, the cheapest "milk crepe scraps" were the most popular, which was ironic or maybe just a sign that I have no taste. I wonder if I can get away with just this next time.

Looking for delicious treats!! Today, I visited "Donremi Outlet Ueno Ekimae" located about a 7-minute walk from JR Ueno Station. This shop sells Western confectionery items at outlet prices, which are usually supplied to supermarkets. (Takeout only) They have a system to limit the number of customers during busy times, so you can shop leisurely inside. They accept PayPay as well! ✳Announcement✳ Due to a shortage of chicken eggs, their popular custard pudding is temporarily unavailable. There is no clear timeline for when it will be back in stock. It's unfortunate, but understandable given the current situation. However, the store offers a variety of options like cupcake and sliced roll cakes, making it hard to choose just one. Today, I bought the following items: ✳Payment at the register✳ - Amao Strawberry Pudding a la Mode 160 yen - Pudding a la Mode 160 yen - Sliced Souffle Roll 220 yen - Ice pack 20 yen - Plastic bag 5 yen Since eating inside the store is not allowed, I brought them home and enjoyed them. The Amao Strawberry Pudding a la Mode I tried for the first time was delicious with its sweet and sour strawberry sauce! The Pudding a la Mode was consistently tasty. The sliced Souffle Roll may not look perfect due to being a cut piece, but it was undeniably delicious! The selection may be limited, but being able to buy Western confectionery at such prices is a great deal. It was definitely worth it! Another delightful experience today. Thank you for the meal! ☺

You can get Donremi sweets at a cheap price here, which you can find at the supermarket. It's very crowded on weekend mornings! They sell items like cakes at incredibly low prices. Some items are sold frozen, so if you live far away, you can thaw them on your way home and enjoy them at home! I would love to go back if I pass by again.

I heard there was a candy store at the outlet, so I went for a walk to check it out. I bought some broken senbei that I like, but when I tried them at home, I was disappointed. I usually don't buy convenience store snacks, but I didn't realize the quality would be like this. Maybe this store is more suited for young children? I noticed that many foreign customers were buying from there.