I revisited the shop not long after my last visit, as the souvenirs I bought for my family were very well received. This time, I arrived on a slightly busy Saturday around 10:10 am. The line was not as long as I expected, so the process went relatively smoothly. Unfortunately, the cheesecake donuts I liked last time were not available, so I opted for French crullers and sausages instead. I purchased the following items: I'm donuts (5 for 950 yen), lemon donut (260 yen), custard donuts (2 for 760 yen), French crullers (2 for 580 yen), and a total of 2,560 yen (including tax). It took about 40 minutes to make my purchase. Upon returning home, I tried the I'm donuts first, and they were just as amazing as the first time. The chewy texture was delightful. The lemon donut had a subtle lemon flavor that perfectly balanced with the chewiness. The French crullers had a nice hint of egg flavor. The line at the shop is still present, but it seems that the long waiting times of 2-4 hours are a thing of the past. If you haven't tried it yet, I highly recommend it!

[Overall] - A donut shop in Naka-Meguro - Around 20 people in line around 2 pm on weekdays, wait time of about 25 minutes - Accepts PayPay (credit cards not accepted) [Dishes] - I'm donut? 240 yen A plain, soft donut with a chewy texture. - Custard 460 yen A donut filled with plenty of cold custard cream, not too sweet, and goes well with the soft dough. - Lemon 280 yen A ring-shaped donut with a hole in the middle, coated with lemon, offering a subtle balance of sourness and sweetness.

I visited a popular fried donut shop around 3 PM on a weekday. Normally, there is a long line, but at this time, I only had to wait for about 10 minutes to make a purchase. I bought a plain donut for 240 yen, and its chewy texture was impressive. The donut was generously coated with sugar, and every bite was delicious. It felt more like a tasty fried bread shaped like a donut. While it was indeed delicious as rumored, I personally don't think it's worth waiting in line for a long time. It's best to buy it when there's no line, and that's when I would recommend getting it.

When the shop first opened, there was a long line and I couldn't go, but this time on a weekday at 11 am, there were only 6 or 7 people waiting. The staff handed me the menu to fill out while waiting in line. They collected the menu first, but in the end they packed the order after payment, so it didn't really save time. It's only for takeout, but some people were buying a large quantity, so I had to wait for about 15 minutes. *Custard 460 yen (tax included) *Chocolate 350 yen (tax included) The fluffy dough was delicious. The custard was generous and tasty, but the chocolate (without cream inside) was also delicious.

I arrived at the bakery at 9:10 am on the first day of the 3-day weekend, Saturday. The line was only up to the shampoo shop next door, and I was able to make a purchase in about 30 minutes. I bought plain, custard, and lemon flavors. The custard cream was creamy and the dough was chewy! The lemon flavor didn't have cream inside, but had lemon icing on top, which had a refreshing acidity that was delicious. The combination of cream and dough is tasty, so I highly recommend getting the cream-filled one!

I had always wanted to go but the line was always too long. However, I happened to be working nearby and saw the line was short around 9:15am, so I took the opportunity to go in! I used to live in Fukuoka and frequented their affiliated stores "Dakomeka" and "Amamudakotan", but this was my first time trying their donuts. The texture was unlike anything I had ever had before, and I was pleasantly surprised!

[Shop Location] Approximately 1 minute walk from the East Exit of Naka-Meguro Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. [Visit Date and Time] Around 15:20 on a holiday. [Crowd Level] There were about 30 groups lined up, and I waited for about 10 minutes. [Order Details] ◯ Plain (¥240) ◯ Lemon (¥280) [Impressions] I visited this recently popular donut shop for the first time. The chewy texture of the dough is absolutely addictive, and I ended up buying two of each, but I wanted more! I could eat as many as I want. These would make perfect gifts for friends. Thank you for the delicious treats today.

In front of Naka-Meguro Station, there is a popular donut shop called I'm Donut. There was quite a long line, and just when I thought I was at the end, it continued from a distance. I usually just passed by without noticing, but this time I decided to try their plain, chocolate, icing, and lemon donuts. They were so soft and fluffy! It was amazing. They were delicious.

As soon as you leave Naka-Meguro Station, you'll notice a line that's not too long, even during lunchtime on weekends you can buy in about 20 minutes. While waiting in line, you write down what you want on a slip of paper. In the summer, they may not have pistachio, or on certain days they may not have raspberry, so the selection can be limited. This time, I bought a regular I'm donut and a custard one. They are like fluffy fried bread. The custard one is filled with plenty of cream, very satisfying.

Because of the typhoon, I only had to wait for 20 minutes. But it's still a popular doughnut shop! I got takeout and ordered coffee at Starbucks to eat in. I chose the custard cream-filled one, and it was really delicious! It's soft and chewy, a new sensation for me when eating doughnuts. It has a different texture from fried bread and tastes great! If there's not much of a line, I'd love to have it again.

I finally went and understood the meaning of the long line! It's delicious! I want to go to the Shibuya store with more varieties. Next time, I'll get the plain Aime Donuts and the chocolate one! The dough of the Aime Donuts is fluffy, chewy, and melts in your mouth! I got the custard filling, but it was okay without it. The custard had a taste other than egg, which wasn't to my liking, not sweet. The lemon wasn't bad, crunchy sweet lemon. But what was really delicious was the chocolate! The dough was chocolate and covered in chocolate! The crispy chocolate was delicious! The chocolate flavor in the dough was fluffy, chewy, and melted in your mouth! It was delicious! No wonder there's a line, it's worth the wait! They didn't have pistachio flavor because it's summer. It was just past 10 am on a weekday, and there were only about 10 people in line. It was quick! It's expensive, but it's worth it because it's delicious! I thought the plain Aime Donuts (240 yen) and the chocolate (350 yen) were tastier than their price! I bought 10 of them - total of 3,780 yen! This was my food adventure for the day! From Nakameguro, I aimed for the sweets shop Raglisine, and made lots of stops on the way there and back!

"The 'lemon' donut has a chewy texture with a tangy lemon sugar coating. Personally, I find the acidity too strong, and prefer custard or chocolate flavors. The 'custard' donut also has a chewy texture with delicious custard filling. It tastes just as you would imagine. These freshly fried donuts are perfect as a gift or for enjoying on your own, especially when there's a short line or during closing time. Rainy days are a good time to visit."

It's been a while since I was shocked to find out that Amamudakotan runs a donut shop. The shop is located in a great spot directly connected to Naka-Meguro Station. I often go out for drinks in Naka-Meguro, so the donuts are always sold out or there's a long line. I made sure to arrive at 10:40 on a Saturday. There were about 10 people in line, but it was moving quickly, probably because it was a Saturday. As soon as I got in line, the staff handed out order forms for us to fill out, then we handed them in at the register for payment and pick up, making the process smooth. I wanted to buy all the varieties, but since I couldn't eat that many alone, I selected 4 for myself and my friend. When I got to the register, the 4 donuts were already boxed up, and when I asked if they could split them into 2 boxes, they said it was no problem. I got the basic I'm Donut and the Glazed Lemon. The I'm Donut was amazingly delicious. I thought fresh donuts were nothing special, but this was a whole new taste and incredibly tasty. When I passed by again at 2:30 after lunch and all-you-can-drink, there was an unbelievably long line. Even though they've expanded the number of stores, it's still like this...

During my jogging, I stopped by this place that I had been curious about for a while to get a souvenir for my family. There were about 20 people in line before 11 am, but since they specialize in takeout and have a good operation system with pre-orders, I was able to make my purchase in 7-8 minutes. I was wondering why they asked for my name, but I think it's a good idea to prevent mix-ups and it adds a nice personalized touch when they call out your name when handing over the product. I ordered the plain flavor. It was a moist and tasty fried bread that I really enjoyed.

I arrived at the shop at 8:30 in the morning and found a line of over 10 people already. Fortunately, I didn't have to wait long, and I was able to get my favorite donuts in just about 15 minutes. There are 7 varieties available today, and I chose 3 to try. They are all delicious!

I had ramen for lunch in Ebisu and walked to my next destination. It started raining on the way, but I arrived at 1340. There were about 30 people waiting in line, and I waited for about 15 minutes. I ordered chocolate and custard flavors. I felt a little embarrassed because only girls were in line.

I went to I'm donut in Naka-Meguro around lunchtime and there wasn't a long line, so I bought some donuts. #imdonut #donut #donuts #NakaMeguro #NakaMeguroGourmet #Tokyo #TokyoGourmet

On Saturday or Sunday around 2:30 PM, I visited and there were about 15 people in line. It only took about 10 minutes to make a purchase, but the cream flavors were sold out, so I had to choose between the standard one for 240 yen and the lemon one for 280 yen. The texture of the dough was unique, soft, and moist, with a perfect balance of sweetness. The lemon flavor had a nice citrus taste and was refreshing. I would like to come back again. Thank you for the meal.

Whenever I passed by the store, there used to be a long line, but recently it hasn't been that crowded. I happened to pass by around lunchtime and it looked empty, so I decided to line up. I was able to purchase the donuts in less than 10 minutes. I didn't know much about the donuts, so I bought a plain one, one with lemon icing, one with custard, and one with raspberry. Since it's a popular donut, I couldn't wait to try it and found a bench to eat it. The taste was... well, it was delicious, but it reminded me of a certain famous cream-filled donut. I guess when expectations are high, this is what happens. Would I buy it again? If asked, I would say maybe just once is enough based on my personal opinion.

When passing through Nakameguro by bicycle, there is always a line! At first, I didn't understand why, but the reason is donuts. And not just any donuts, but raw donuts?! On this day, there was a line as usual!! However, the wait time has improved quite a bit compared to before. I was able to purchase them in about 15-20 minutes. I'm Donuts? This shop's signature raw donuts. Brioche dough sprinkled with a light sweetness of sugar. The texture is chewy but melts smoothly on the tongue. The sweetness is simple. Chocolate... a donut with rich chocolate coating on chocolate dough. The sweetness of the chocolate and the smoothness of the dough. Glazed... an iced raw donut. The sweet sugar and dough melt at the same time. Custard... plenty of not too sweet custard cream. Prosciutto... a donut topped with raw ham, something I've never seen before. The dough has a hint of olives. The saltiness of the ham and the fluffiness of the dough match perfectly. I understand why there is so much attention. I feel like I've discovered a new and different way to enjoy donuts. However, considering the price, an interval may be needed before repeating?!

My daughter bought me an I'mdonut. Custard cream! Delicious! Fluffy and chewy, I love it. The people at Amamudakotan keep creating new trends. The Shibuya store always has long lines, so it's a bit intimidating, but next time I definitely want to try the An cream that they don't have at the Naka-Meguro store! By the way, I wonder how Hawaii's malasada is different from this?