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Azabu-Karinto
A specialty shop for Karinto (deep-fried flour snack), you will always find about 50 kinds of flavors including the classic Kokuto (brown sugar), apple-pie catering to western tastes, and even non-sweet Japanese Negi-miso (green onion and miso). Its best-before date is two months, which means it makes for a good souvenir!
- Address
- 1-7-9 Azabujuban, Minato, Tokyo
- Contact No.
- +81-3-5785-5388
- Access
- 2-min walk from Exit 7 of Azabujuban Station on the Tokyo Metro Toei Oedo Line
- Opening Hours / Holidays
- 10:30-20:00
Closed: Second Tuesday - Official Website
- http://www.azabukarinto.com/
- Other Information
- ※Azabu-karinto (Brown Sugar) 370 yen, Peanut Karinto 370 yen, Apple Pie Karinto 380 yen, Negi-miso Karinto 340 yen
※ Some information is displayed in Japanese and machine-translated English, which may not be accurate.
For the latest information, please check the official website for each spot.
Traditional Japanese Snacks with a Modern Taste
Karinto is a kind of traditional Japanese snack, but they have drastically changed and added various flavors with an aim to produce "Karinto we've never had before." It has become a big hit.
Kokuto (brown sugar) Karinto with a Hidden Flavor
Azabu Karinto (Kokuto) (370 yen) is a typical traditional Japanese flavor. Made from Japanese brown sugar, you will be pleasantly surprised by the black sesame seeds used as a hidden ingredient.
Catering to Western Tastes, the popular Apple Pie Flavor
Apple Pie Karinto (380 yen), a familiar taste for all, is very popular among foreign tourists. The sweet and sour taste of apple pie is entirely recreated in this Karinto.
