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PRECIOUS DELI TOKYO

From Meals to Gifts: A Specialty Food Shop at Tokyo Station.

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While at Tokyo Station, I came across PRECIOUS DELI TOKYO and couldn’t resist going in for a look! The store has a wide variety of products, from all kinds of distinctive Japanese foods and prepared meals to beautifully packaged gifts. There was so much to see that it was almost overwhelming. As I browsed, it felt like every corner had a little surprise worth discovering.

I really like curated shops like this that bring together all kinds of food. Instead of having to visit several different places, you can find a variety of distinctive Japanese products all in one place. Whether you want to buy something as a snack or pick out gifts to bring back to Taiwan, it’s very convenient. As you browse, you really can’t help wanting to take a few extra things home (laughs)!

If you’re near the Yaesu North Exit of Tokyo Station, you might want to set aside some time to browse. You can also pick up a few things before catching your train and add a little food-related fun to your trip〜

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Kimuraya Honten

Kimuraya Honten is one of the oldest shops in Asakusa, boasting the longest history among the numerous doll-shaped cake shops in the area, having been founded in the 4th year of the Keio era (1868). Located at the very end of Nakamise Street, just before the treasure house gate of Sensoji Temple, the shop is always bustling with many tourists.
- Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree
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來到淺草仲見世通，當然不能錯過這間歷史悠久的老店「木村家本店」！店裡最有名的就是以淺草特色景點為造型的人形燒，外型相當可愛，裡面包著紅豆餡，感覺就像是日式造型版的紅豆雞蛋糕。

經過店家時，看到不少人排隊購買，熱鬧的人潮也讓我忍不住停下腳步，跟著大家買來嚐鮮。

實際吃起來，外皮帶著淡淡的雞蛋香，口感鬆軟綿密，像是稍微紮實一點的傳統雞蛋糕；裡面的紅豆餡細緻綿滑，與蛋糕外皮搭配起來很有日式和菓子的風味。

不過，紅豆餡的甜度對我來說還是稍微高了一些，吃起來比較甜，喜歡日式甜點的人應該會很喜歡。

來到淺草，除了欣賞雷門和仲見世通的熱鬧街景，也很值得買來體驗一下這份當地傳統甜點。對我來說，嚐鮮一次很有紀念價值，但回購的意願就沒有那麼高啦！
CINNABON Tokyo Gift Palette Store

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.
- Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
- Sweets Shop & Desserts Shop
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CINNABON, which comes from Seattle and is known for its cinnamon rolls, has around 1,800 locations worldwide. I happened to come across one while shopping at Tokyo Station!

I’m a cinnamon roll lover, and when I spotted the counter from a distance, filled with all kinds of cinnamon rolls covered in generous amounts of icing, they looked so tempting that I couldn’t help but stop and buy one to try.

I had high expectations, thinking that such a famous cinnamon roll would taste impressive. When I got it, it looked so sweet and tempting that I couldn’t wait to take a bite.

But when I actually tried it, it wasn’t as good as I had imagined and lacked that wow factor for me. Maybe my expectations for the cinnamon roll were too high, so I ended up feeling a little disappointed after finishing it.

All I can say is that I came with high expectations, but it didn’t completely win over my taste buds! Still, since I was at Tokyo Station and came across this well-known cinnamon roll shop, it was worth buying one to experience it for myself. After all, everyone’s tastes are different.
KOURO-AN "Tokyo Suzu Monaka"

Popular at Tokyo Station’s Gransta Tokyo shopping area, the "Tokyo Suzu Monaka" by KOURO-AN is a unique Japanese confection inspired by the iconic "Silver Bell," a long-loved meeting spot at Tokyo Station.
- Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
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When I saw this “Tokyo Suzu Monaka” at Tokyo Station, its cute bell shape immediately caught my eye! I learned that the design was inspired by the Silver Bell, a famous meeting spot at Tokyo Station. Turning a familiar landmark into Japanese wagashi is such a clever idea.

The pink and grayish-white packaging also feels high-quality and makes a very presentable gift. In addition to the bell shape, there are also chestnut-shaped treats with Chinese zodiac themes. They’re delicate and charming, and each one makes you want to take it home.

After actually trying one, I found that it really does look adorable and has the rich flavor of traditional Japanese wagashi. However, it was a little too sweet for me, so one was enough to leave me feeling satisfied.

If you like traditional Japanese sweets or are looking for a small souvenir with a distinctive Tokyo touch, this is definitely worth checking out!