Originating from Kanazawa, this is a French toast specialty shop. After seeing posts from followers, I decided to visit. I arrived around 12:30 on Saturday. A family with children had just made a purchase. I waited for about 5 minutes before entering. There were various options, so I asked the staff for recommendations and chose the following: STANDARD/Large French Toast - Standard French Toast 390 yen (tax included 421 yen) SMALL/Small French Toast - Vanilla 360 yen (tax included 388 yen) - Chocolate Banana 390 yen (tax included 421 yen) - Red Bean Butter 460 yen (tax included 496 yen) Total: 1,726 yen Standard French Toast: The most popular item and the most delicious. I followed the instructions and microwaved for 2 minutes at 500-600W, then baked for 2 and a half minutes in the oven before eating. It was incredibly delicious and didn't taste like it was frozen. Vanilla: I had refrigerated it for about 2 hours after thawing. It was moist and tasty. Chocolate Banana: Strong banana flavor. Red Bean Butter: The French toast itself was already flavorful, so I didn't really taste the butter or the sweetness of the red bean paste. There were various options, but the Standard was the best! It can last for a month in the freezer, so it's convenient. Thank you for the meal.

Since it's takeout only, when I bring it home and microwave it after thawing, it tends to feel dry... I wish I could have eaten it in its delicious state when it was freshly cooked at the restaurant. It's so tasty even without whipped cream or maple syrup!

First Visit 202303 (No.4367) 1. Purpose of Visit - On the day, I was in the Azabu-Juban area to gather material for sushi, along with this side dish. 2. Shop Information - Genre on Tabelog: Bread - Opened on July 2, 2021 - A new concept "French Toast" specialty store from Kanazawa, currently operating 6 stores - Business hours: 11:00-19:00 - Closed on Wednesdays - Takeout only 3. Crowdedness on the Day - Visited around 13:10 on a weekday, no previous or subsequent customers 4. Customer Service - Handled according to the manual 5. Purchased Items - Standard French Toast for 421 yen This was my first visit, so I purchased the above item. Although it was recommended to eat it half-thawed like ice cream or fully thawed and cold, they did not provide a cold pack, so by the time I got home, it was completely thawed and warm... It was just a delicious French toast. Perhaps I should have opted for a more unique French toast unique to this shop. Thank you for the meal.

I bought it because I happened to pass by. I think it was around 350-450 yen per piece. I eat the French toast flavor after cooling it down. When it comes to frozen products that can be stored for a long time, convenience stores have better quality and cost performance. If you like the packaging, that's fine, but for someone like me who doesn't care about packaging or the store, it doesn't matter.

Today, I visited the area around Azabu-Juban. It's been a while since I last came to Azabu-Juban, and there are quite a few new shops that have opened in the past 1-2 years. This time, I planned a route that included visiting new shops and revisiting some of my favorite places. I had originally planned to focus on a restaurant called "Shin Kazutoshi Narita," but to my surprise, it had closed down recently. It was a popular place, so it was disappointing to see it close within a year. Oh well. First, I visited "Papanga Pan Azabu-Juban," a French toast specialty shop. Unlike what the name suggests, it's not a bakery but a shop that specializes in French toast. They offer small square-shaped French toasts for takeout, which you can freeze and enjoy at home after defrosting. The main store is located in Ishikawa, Kanazawa, and this is their first venture into Tokyo. The shop is decorated with many pandas, which is a play on words from "Papanga Pan" to "Panda." The shop is small, with just a sales space. They offer a variety of colorful French toast flavors, and I tried several including vanilla, caramel, purple sweet potato, hojicha, Oreo, strawberry, pistachio, and a large French toast. They also offer an assortment box so you can enjoy a variety of flavors. It's a fun place to try different types of French toast.

In front of the store, I noticed a big panda and thought they might be selling panda-shaped bread. When I went in, I realized it was actually a French toast specialty store called "PAPAN GA PAN Azabu-Juban". They only sell frozen products, which thaw out gradually on the way home. It took about an hour for the toast to thaw, but it remained cold. I prefer warm French toast, so it was a bit disappointing. It might be better for summer.

French toast specialty takeout shop located on the way up Sendai-zaka in MaBu Juhachi neighborhood. The shop, originally from Kanazawa, offers a new sensation dessert to be eaten cold. A real panda figurine at the storefront serves as a landmark. There are 10 varieties of French toast available, including those with chocolate toppings. I visited the shop around 4 pm on a Saturday and purchased the "Small French Toast - Royal Milk Tea (¥410)". I also got the limited edition "Large French Toast (¥626)" to be heated and eaten later. The next day, I tried the small French toast, which is a mini size of less than 10cm but thick and satisfying. I chose the Royal Milk Tea flavor, which had a rich taste. The large French toast was quite heavy and thick, larger than regular sliced bread. Following the instructions, I microwaved it and then grilled it for a bit. It had a soft, moist texture as if just taken out of the egg mixture. The taste was simple, so I tried adding some cinnamon halfway through. It was not incredibly delicious but had a distinct flavor. The portion size was substantial, though the price seemed a bit high. Each flavor had its own unique taste, making it a good option for gifts as well.

I received some sweets from my mother in Asakusa. It was my first time hearing about chilled French toast. I was so happy! The flavors I got were vanilla, pistachio, chocolate banana, royal milk tea, and strawberry. They are frozen, so you need to thaw them in the fridge for 2-3 hours before eating to your desired firmness. They were a hit for breakfast during my trip back to Tokyo. Personally, I preferred the simple vanilla flavor. Every time I return to Tokyo, I discover something new and it's always fun. These would make great gifts. The shop not only offers chilled French toast but also ones that can be heated up. I'd love to try those too if I have the chance.

I was interested in a new sensation French toast that I saw on TV! It looks cute and is the perfect size, so it seems like a good choice for a gift. You can enjoy a new texture as it melts from its frozen state. You can have it as is like ice cream, partially thawed, warm and fluffy, or in any way you like. The menu includes 10 regular flavors and 2 limited-time flavors, each priced at ¥370. The regular flavors are vanilla, vanilla chocolate, matcha, purple sweet potato, chocolate banana, chocolate, royal milk tea, strawberry, pistachio, and Oreo. The limited-time flavors are mango and caramel. They offer sets like a small set of all 10 flavors for ¥4,500, a small select set for ¥2,200, a small vanilla set for ¥2,000, a petit gift set for ¥1,500, and an assortment set for ¥380. I bought the petit gift set and the assortment set. They are frozen, so the expiration date is one month, which is a nice touch. The store is only for takeout, no eat-in option.

On the way home from Juuban, a shop caught the attention of the children! There was a panda lounging in front of the shop! It was intriguing. When we entered the shop, it turned out to be a stylish French toast shop. The French toast is served frozen, which gives it an ice cream-like texture when eaten frozen, but it can also be enjoyed semi-cooked or thawed as French toast. The shop offers a wide variety of options, and the presentation is quite impressive. The purple sweet potato flavor was a hit, but there are many other menu items that caught my eye, so I want to gradually try them all.

A popular French toast shop from Kanazawa has landed in Tokyo. The papangapan Azabu-Juban store opened on July 2, 2021. Surprisingly, it's a takeout-only shop for French toast. Located about an 8-minute walk from Azabu-Juban station, you can easily spot the shop with a cute panda sign welcoming you at the entrance. French toast is available for purchase individually or in sets of 5 or 10, with a variety of flavors including vanilla, matcha, purple sweet potato, chocolate, and strawberry. There are also seasonal flavors like caramel and mango. The chocolate-covered French toast, in particular, is a favorite with its crispy chocolate texture and fluffy toast. The frozen French toast is convenient to enjoy at home or as a gift. The unique crispy and fluffy texture of the French toast is delicious and worth trying. The takeout box changes color with the seasons, so in the summer, it's a watermelon color.

I visited a new shop on Sendai Hill based on information from a neighborhood sister that it's a favorite panda shop of Doraemon. It turns out the shop specializes in French toast, served cold. The shop offers 10 basic flavors and additional limited-time flavors. The French toast is packed in boxes of 5, making it suitable for gifts. I bought multiple boxes for myself and as gifts. The toast is sweet and decadent, with each flavor having its own unique taste. It's a luxurious treat that may be too sweet for some but perfect for those with a sweet tooth. Overall, it's a delicious experience that I would love to try again, even though it may not be suitable for those on a diet.

I finally bought the panda sweets that I had been interested in after seeing them online, as I had a chance to visit the store nearby. I purchased the B set, which includes 5 staff-recommended flavors (2200 yen), and received a bonus assortment box. The texture and taste of the sweets change depending on the degree of thawing, allowing you to enjoy them multiple times. I especially enjoyed the ones with chocolate as they had a crunchy texture and were delicious. Thawing them slightly made them taste like ice cream and delicious, partially thawing them created a new texture and taste sensation that was also delicious, and fully thawing them allowed me to taste the milk flavor and they were delicious. The cute yellow boxed packaging makes them perfect for giving as gifts. The only downside is that the individual flavors are not labeled on the packaging.