Nagasaki baumkuchen is amazing! It's so fluffy and soft, it almost feels like they baked a sponge cake in baumkuchen form. Regular baumkuchen can be heavy and fill you up quickly, but this one is light and you can eat it quickly. The sweetness is also mild, making it easy to munch on. Just be careful when carrying it around because it's so soft!

For some reason, I got a Nagasaki Baumkuchen instead of Nagasaki Castella. It looks like a typical Baumkuchen. When I tore it apart, it was fluffy. When I took a bite, it was delicious with just the right amount of sweetness.

Since its establishment in 1973, this specialty shop has been dedicated to Baumkuchen. They have continued to pursue the true taste of Baumkuchen without any deception, and the result of their research and development is the "Original Nagasaki Baumkuchen". Enjoy the incredibly moist texture, unique softness, and authentic flavor of Baumkuchen with no unnecessary additives. They offer limited-time sale items in-store every day except for regular holidays. Special offer items include: Extra Large 4-piece set (regular price ¥3,200) → ¥2,500, Large 4-piece set (regular price ¥1,920) → ¥1,250, Medium 5-piece set (regular price ¥1,500) → ¥1,250. Please note that these items may have imperfections or cut-offs, and quantities are limited. They do not offer shipping via courier service. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I visited the store on Saturday morning. There was a line in front of the store and the parking lot next to it was full. I parked my car at the second parking lot a few minutes away on foot. I bought a pack of four cutlets for 1250 yen. When I got home, the taste was simple and traditional. I would like to try the mugwort flavor next time.

Passing by again. It's Sunday...huh? They should be closed on Sundays, but I heard that they are open for summer gift-giving season. When I entered, there were delicious Baumkuchen lined up, even though the shop is small. I bought Baumkuchen and chocolate cake for home. When I tried them...they are delicious. Baumkuchen goes well with milk, and chocolate cake goes well with coffee. I have to come back again to buy more. Thank you for the meal.

The texture of this Baumkuchen was completely different from the one I usually eat. It was delicious, but I actually prefer the hard outer part of regular Baumkuchen. It seems to be very popular around here!

This shop is famous for its Baumkuchen, which is so popular that there are often long lines. I received three as a souvenir from a local. Each one weighed around 205g to 220g. The calorie count is 368 calories per 100g, which is lower than average Baumkuchen, which is great. Just as the reviews say, it was a moist and smooth Baumkuchen that melts in your mouth. It's not overly sweet, with a gentle sweetness that was very delicious.

I had some errands nearby and happened to come across this place, so I drove over. There is a parking lot with a security guard who guides you. The shop is a direct sales outlet. They have a mountain of Baumkuchen cakes. They also have discounted cut pieces for sale. I bought a pack of six cut pieces for 1250 yen. The taste is fluffy, soft, not too sweet, and just perfect. It would make a great souvenir.

Near the Yomogi Baumkuchen shop, I noticed a prominent sign on the corner of the intersection for "Nagasaki Baumkuchen." While I initially thought of castella when I heard Nagasaki, I decided to try it out for the first time. The prices were higher than I expected for the quality. I purchased a Yomogi Baumkuchen for ¥800 to take out. It was incredibly fluffy and had a strong yomogi flavor, making it delicious to eat.

Introduced to a famous Baumkuchen shop! During work, my senior recommended this place to me. There can be long lines on weekends, but since it was a weekday, there were only a few people inside. I bought a pack of 3 for 1,080 yen for lunch. When I tried it, the Baumkuchen had a fluffy texture with a hint of egg aroma. It was incredibly delicious. I would love to buy more when I come back to this area. Thank you for the meal!

I received a Baumkuchen from Shimadaya Seika as a souvenir. It seems to be a gift from the Imperial Household Agency. Shimadaya Seika has been specializing in Baumkuchen since its establishment in 1973! The product is called Baumkuchen, not Barmkuchen. I used to not like Baumkuchen very much before. I couldn't eat it without a drink. But Shimadaya Seika's Baumkuchen has a really moist texture and is very delicious, so I can eat it without a drink now! Thanks to Shimadaya Seika, I have come to love Baumkuchen. It's so delicious that I always end up eating too much! Thank you for the meal!

[First Visit on January 28, 2023] When you exit from Exit A3 of Rokucho Station and turn left, you will find a shop on your left after walking for a while. I heard from someone that there is a Baumkuchen shop in Rokucho that always has long lines. Rokucho is a station I pass by every day on my commute to work. I decided to stop by on my way back from work, but the opening hours were not feasible. So, I visited on a Saturday afternoon around 5 pm, just 15 minutes before closing time. I was surprised to see that there were only 6 people waiting in line, with a security guard present. The same line was still there when I left, so it seems like this is a common sight during business hours. The shop had a small space for sales only, allowing only 2 groups to enter at a time, with the security guard mainly guiding customers. I entered the shop in about 3 minutes. When I tried to look at the displayed products, a staff member said, "These are discounted items, right?" even though I hadn't said anything. However, after talking to them, I found out that there were large and small sizes available, with the former being 3 pieces and the latter being 5 pieces for 1,080 yen. This was unexpected given the shop's claim of being a purveyor to the Imperial Household Agency. I decided to buy just one of the smaller size to try it out. According to the staff member, the Baumkuchen can last for 3 weeks at room temperature. I tried it the next day! The size was a bit small, but if you don't mind the weight, it's just right for someone who wants to enjoy it on their own. The texture was moist and fluffy, easy to swallow even without a drink, with a moderate sweetness and a strong eggy flavor that surpassed it! There were no unnecessary toppings, just a simple and pure Baumkuchen. I would recommend it to anyone who loves Baumkuchen! Baumkuchen can be quite pricey, but this one was surprisingly affordable as mentioned earlier. The "discounted items" were said to have "imperfections in appearance or leftover pieces," but I couldn't tell what was imperfect about the one I bought this time... The imbalance between taste and price makes it a true bargain. Highly recommended for those who love the texture of Baumkuchen! Thank you for the treat.

When I got off at Tobu Bus Minamihanabatake Ichichome, I saw it across the road so I decided to visit. It was 12:30 on a weekday so there were no other customers. Upon entering, I was given information about the variety of products and value sets available. Since I was dining alone, I purchased a large single item. I was amazed when I touched it. It was incredibly fluffy! When I tasted it, it was chewy and had a nice sweetness. I couldn't stop myself from finishing it in no time. It also has a good shelf life, making it perfect for gifts!

A Baumkuchen shop in Adachi Ward. Despite being in Tokyo, they serve Nagasaki-style Baumkuchen, and they are the original creators. Specializing in Baumkuchen, they are even appointed by the Imperial Household Agency. Their fluffy and large Baumkuchen can be devoured by one person easily. It has a gentle sweetness that is not too overwhelming.

It's 1080 yen for 3 items, which seems like a good deal. They are not too sweet, so you won't get tired of eating them. I'm not sure what makes this famous shop so special, but it's just really delicious. They last quite well for 3 weeks.

There was a rumor that there was a line, and when I went in the evening thinking there might not be any leftover slices, there were a few people lined up outside. However, only one group could enter at a time. Even in the evening, there were 5 small leftover slices for just over 1000 yen. This is cheap. The last time I ate it, it was more moist and quite delicious, but it's still delicious! I will definitely go again when I'm nearby! It says "Nagasaki Baumkuchen" on the sign, so you might have to look for it. There was also parking available!

A Baumkuchen specialty store located in Rokumachi, Adachi Ward. I had been curious about this shop for a while. They have a time sale where you can buy outlet-like products, so I decided to check it out! When I arrived before 10 o'clock, there was a line in front of the shop!! Even though I lined up at the end, more and more customers were coming behind me! This made me even more excited. Currently, only one group can enter the store at a time. Since I couldn't see the products well from afar, I was squinting to see what was available. By the way, the other customers seemed to be regulars, as they were all confidently making their purchases without hesitation...! When it was my turn, I entered the store! Since it was my first time and I wasn't sure what to get, I asked the staff for recommendations and ended up buying a small size Baumkuchen with 9 pieces for ¥2000, which was labeled as a good deal. Other discounted items included 3 large pieces for ¥1000 or a pack of cut-off pieces in a transparent pack for half price at ¥500. I took it home and tried it. As written on the package, it was indeed soft. While the trendy Baumkuchen these days tend to be moist and dense, this one was fluffy. It didn't seem to emphasize on being moist. It was delicious. However, at regular price, it may seem a bit expensive. The fact that there was a line and it was labeled as "By Appointment to the Imperial Household Agency" indicates that it is a popular shop, but it felt quite ordinary... Nonetheless, they offer products in gift boxes, making it suitable for various occasions from everyday use to gifts.

【Overall】Located about a 5-minute walk from Tsukuba EX Rokumachi Station, this is a specialty shop for Baumkuchen, even presented to the Imperial Household Agency. Personally, I don't have any particular attachment to Baumkuchen, but I tend to eat it if it's there (^_^;) I had the image of a small snack that fills the gaps in everyday life, but when it comes to a specialty shop, it's a whole different story. The fluffy texture gives a rich taste of eggs. This time, I bought the cut-off pieces, which made it even more flavorful (^_^) This is a popular souvenir among locals. Keeping something like this at home could be useful in various situations. After enjoying a tempura course in Shinagawa during the day, let's buy some sweets to keep the good mood going (^_^) It's a serious residential area with few dining options, but if you look around, you'll find some. Surprisingly, there was a Baumkuchen specialty shop nearby. Shimadaya Seika, established 50 years ago, is a small long-established shop well-known in the neighborhood. Although it says "Presented to the Imperial Household Agency" on the storefront, it doesn't give off that kind of atmosphere at all, just a normal shop (^_^;) By the way, it seems like the order is "Imperial Household Agency Supplier" > "Royal Warrant Holder" > "Imperial Household Presentation," but being an Imperial Household Agency Supplier is still quite respectable. I visited around 1 pm on a weekday. From just past 12 pm, they were selling discounted cut-off pieces, and there were plenty of them on display. With a simple lineup of Baumkuchen and pound cake, I didn't hesitate to buy the cut-off pieces. Let's have them at home right away (^_^) - Nagasaki Baumkuchen Cut-off Pieces Set: 1,100 yen When you think of Nagasaki, you usually associate it with Castella, but I wonder if Baumkuchen is also a specialty there. I have no idea (^_^;) First, I tried the regular product. When I hold it, the dough feels light in weight. Usually, it's more dense...? The dough is fluffy and soft to the touch, similar to Castella rather than a dough packed tightly with flour. Next, the cut-off piece. It's the uneven part at the edge, but it has a strong sweetness and aroma, which might actually make it tastier. There is a slight inconsistency in texture and melting in the mouth, but it creates a nice change in texture. 【In conclusion】A set of 2 regular products and 2 cut-off pieces for 1,100 yen. Isn't this a great deal? I was surprised (^_^;) I didn't particularly aim for this sweet, I just happened to buy it, but I am very satisfied with both the taste and cost performance. The cut-off pieces, despite their irregular shape, tasted even better. For personal consumption, I highly recommend this one! Thank you for the meal.

I bought some items last week and ended up giving them as souvenirs, so I came back to buy more for ourselves! Everyone was delighted with the souvenirs because they were soft and delicious. Last week, I bought 3 items for 1000 yen, but today I got 4 items for the same price! They were not as small as I thought they would be!

This is a review of a Baumkuchen outlet store in Adachi-ku, Tokyo. The store is popular and often has a short line of customers waiting. They offer Baumkuchen at reasonable prices, with a variety of flavors available. The Baumkuchen in the center is moist and fluffy with a plain, balanced taste. The outer edges have a unique flavor using soy sauce lees, adding a hint of soy sauce without being salty. It's an interesting twist on the traditional Baumkuchen. Overall, it's a great place to try different flavors and I would love to go back and try more varieties.