As a cinnamon roll lover, how could I not know CINNABON, the famous brand from Seattle! I first tried it on a trip to Guam, and I still can't forget it. I watched the staff generously sprinkle cinnamon over the rolled-out dough until none of the white dough was visible. Then they rolled it up and put it in the oven. With the rich aroma of freshly baked rolls and a thick layer of cream cheese frosting drizzled on top, just looking at it made my mouth water! The rich sweetness may be indulgent, but the moist, cinnamon-scented bread makes it impossible to stop after one bite. I never expected to find it at Tokyo Station, so of course I immediately bought one to satisfy my craving~ The familiar aroma and texture brought back wonderful memories. To me, this is the best cinnamon roll there is, bar none.
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CINNABON Tokyo Gift Palette Store
Seattle’s Cinnamon Roll Specialist, with Some 1,800 Locations Worldwide, Comes to Tokyo Station.
Founded in Seattle, Washington, in 1985, CINNABON specializes in cinnamon rolls and has around 1,800 locations across 56 countries. Its Tokyo Gift Palette store is directly connected to Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit.
The signature Cinnabon Classic is a large cinnamon roll made with the brand’s exclusive Makara cinnamon and topped with cream cheese frosting. The smaller Minibon Classic is also available. Another popular choice is the Mini Chocobon, made by wrapping chocolate paste in dough and baking it. Its chocolate flavor offers an alternative for those who aren’t fond of cinnamon. For takeout, Cinnabon Classic rolls come in boxes of two or four, and Minibon Classic rolls in boxes of three or six. Drinks that pair well with the rolls are also available.
This counter-service shop has cinnamon rolls on display. It’s a convenient place to pick up a treat before boarding the Shinkansen or during a shopping break.
Highlights
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A cinnamon roll specialist founded in Seattle in 1985.
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A global brand with around 1,800 locations across 56 countries.
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Offers the signature Cinnabon Classic and the smaller Minibon Classic.
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Boxed rolls for takeout and drinks are also available.
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Directly connected to Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit for a convenient stop while traveling.
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Cinnabon Classic topped with plenty of cream cheese frosting
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The store’s distinctive blue neon sign
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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What’s the best way to enjoy CINNABON rolls?
Warm them in the microwave or oven to bring out the aroma of cinnamon.
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How long does a Cinnabon Classic keep?
Takeout rolls are best eaten on the day of purchase if stored at room temperature. If you won’t be eating them right away, freeze them immediately after purchase; they can be stored for about a month.
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Where are CINNABON’s Tokyo stores?
There are six locations in Tokyo: Roppongi, Tokyo Station, Kita-Senju, Ueno, Kichijoji, and Futako-Tamagawa. The Tokyo Gift Palette store is directly connected to Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- シナボン 東京ギフトパレット店
- Postal Code
- 100-0005
- Address
- TOKYO GIFT PALETTE, Yaesu North Exit, Tokyo Station, 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
- Opening Hours
- 9:30 am-8:30 pm; Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays: 9:00 am-8:30 pm
- Closed
- On TOKYO GIFT PALETTE closing days
- Access
- Just outside the ticket gates at the Yaesu North Exit of JR Tokyo Station
- Credit Cards
- Accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (English)