The bun has a thin skin and a fragrant filling that isn’t overly sweet. Freshly made and served nice and warm.
There’s often a line, but it’s worth it.
It’s a great way to try a traditional flavor, and it also makes a solid souvenir. Highly recommended—definitely a must-try.
Shougetsudo | Review by Vincent Sue
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