◆Visit Information at the Time of Visit: 3.51◆About the Restaurant: This is a well-known Baumkuchen shop.◆Impressions: I tried it and it was so delicious that I revisited a different shop on the same day. The impression is the same as the other shop. I was surprised when I tried it, it was moist, juicy, and just the right amount of sweetness. Honestly, I regretted not trying it sooner because it was so delicious. It was so juicy that you could even eat it without a drink. It was as delicious as my favorite Baumkuchen. The price was very reasonable and it was truly impressive. Highly recommended!◆Items Received (Food Only):✔︎✔︎✔︎ Baumkuchen Slice 248 yen◆Remarks:※The Michelin and Top 100 lists may contain information from past points in time.※Prices include tax.⭐️Rating Criteria⭐️3 or below: Satisfied with just one visit⭐️3.5: Delicious, a decent recommendation⭐️4: Very delicious, highly recommended (recommend to friends)⭐️4.5: Amazing/exquisite, will definitely revisit/highly recommend (confidently recommend to food enthusiasts)⭐️5: Ultimate bliss, will visit for life/strongly recommend (recommend to all)※Ratings are detailed to the first decimal place. If I am moved, I rate 4.0 or higher based on the score I feel in relation to the price. (Self-introduction)◆I visit approximately 700 restaurants nationwide each year, mainly in Aichi, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Fukuoka. I explore and discover restaurants that I want to visit for a lifetime and revisit while I am young. The total number of restaurants I have visited is over 5000.◆I review in the hope that my followers can enjoy delicious meals by visiting the restaurants I recommend. I place the most emphasis on satisfaction in relation to the amount paid.◆I value the trustworthiness and objectivity of the content I provide, and I strive to always mention the meal prices.◆To the restaurant staff, thank you for providing opportunities to enjoy delicious food and unforgettable experiences in the midst of the challenging environment of COVID-19 and rising food prices.

I received a gift from a friend, a set of Baumkuchen from Nenrin-ya. When I opened the beautiful and large paper box, it was filled with individually packaged four different kinds of Baumkuchen. It was the Autumn limited edition assortment with 15 pieces of 4 different flavors. I tried two flavors right away, choosing my favorite plain one. It was delicious, with just the right amount of sweetness and a perfect moist texture. Nenrin-ya's Baumkuchen is definitely delicious.

In the lively summer, when you're thinking about what to buy for a quick gift before boarding the Shinkansen from Tokyo Station, it can be a tough decision whether to go for traditional Japanese sweets, Western-style sweets, or processed goods. That's where the Baumkuchen comes in - a soft and delicious treat that appeals to people of all ages. This time, we recommend the Straight Baum Soft Sprout (1,188 yen) - baked with plenty of eggs to achieve a fluffy texture similar to castella cake. It's perfect for gifting and sharing, and the gentle sweetness and soft texture make it a truly enjoyable treat.

This is a reminder. My family's favorite Nenrinya restaurant is located in Tokyo Station, so we decided to purchase two types of their special dishes: "Shikkari Me" and "Shittori Me". The purpose of this purchase was to compare and taste both varieties. Personally, I prefer the "Shittori Me" over the "Shikkari Me".

A shop in Tokyo Station that sells Baumkuchen. I bought the classic Baumkuchen and the seasonal limited edition lemon-flavored Baumkuchen for home. The Baumkuchen here is tightly packed and has a firm texture. The seasonal limited edition Lemon Mount Baum has a refreshing flavor. The classic Baumkuchen is undeniably delicious.

I bought a Winter Limited Assorted Bite-sized Balm Set (1,300 yen) at a shop inside JR Tokyo Station. The set includes 2 bite-sized Mount Balm, 1 bite-sized Straight Balm, 1 bite-sized Mount Balm Brownie, and 1 bite-sized Mount Balm Matcha. There are now more variations available, making it feel like a better deal. If you like the review, please follow the account and save the shop.

This is a store that specializes in Baumkuchen with its main store in Ginza. I had a "Mount Baum Firm Sprout" at home, and as the name suggests, it has a quite firm texture. In other words, it's a bit chewy (lol). They also have another product called Straight Baum Soft Sprout, I wonder how that one tastes like?

Baumkuchen is a German dessert, with "Baum" meaning tree and "Kuchen" meaning cake, symbolizing a wish for a lasting and harmonious marriage just like the rings of a tree. It is often used as a gift for weddings due to its long shelf life. It is convenient for gifting in small portions. Popular brands include Chikarashiro, Club Harie, Yuheim, and Kihachi, but Nenrin-ya is known for their harder texture. Baumkuchen pairs perfectly with Starbucks coffee, making it the ultimate gift for train journeys. The Baumkuchen assortment of 10 pieces for 2710 yen from Grapestone, a renowned sweets shop in Asagaya known for Silver Grapes and Tokyo Banana, is a delicious choice.

I visited the store inside Tokyo Station of Nenrin-ya, which I always rely on. I stopped by after visiting Kanda Myojin at Granroof Tokyo. - Firm texture: 1620 yen It's a must to chill this in the fridge before eating. It definitely ranks among the top tier of Baumkuchen! I will definitely go back!

The limited-time items are often lined up at the pop-up store, and the Nenrinya Tokyo Station store is perfect for buying souvenirs on the way back from the Shinkansen. Nenrinya's baumkuchen comes in two types: the firm bud Mount Baum and the soft bud Straight Baum. The Mount Baum is like a baumkuchen French bread with a crispy crust and a mature center, while the Straight Baum is like a baumkuchen castella with a fluffy and juicy finish. The Mount Baum this spring is a limited edition Sakura Baum with a crispy exterior and a chewy interior. It has a subtle fragrance of cherry blossom leaves in syrup, making it a stylish baumkuchen that you can enjoy while feeling a good scent. It has a solid texture, making it a dessert with a satisfying bite. Cherry blossom-themed products often seem to be hit-or-miss every year, but this Sakura Baum was delicious. The sales period is from mid-February to mid-April, and it will end once sold out. Check out my blog for more details: https://zan3tho.com

Recommended as a souvenir from Tokyo, the Baumkuchen here is never tiring no matter how many times you eat it. Especially recommended is the "Moist Sprout" Baumkuchen. The outer layer is crispy while the inside is fluffy, with a mild sweetness. The texture, sweetness, and flavor are all top-notch. I want to challenge myself to try the 2-tier next time, but can I finish it?

I love the Baumkuchen from Nenrin-ya, especially the "Mount Baum Firm Sprout" variety. When I have it at home, I can't resist eating it, even in the middle of the night. It's so good that it causes a commotion in the house the next morning. When I pass through Tokyo Station, I can't resist stopping by to buy just one. The "Mount Baum Firm Sprout" has a crispy surface with a sweet crust, while the inside is moist. The elegant sweetness and texture make it my ideal Baumkuchen. When giving gifts, I believe in giving something that I love, which is why I choose this Baumkuchen as a gift. (Added later) I bought the "Mount Baum Firm Sprout" in the "One Mountain" size as a gift, but I couldn't resist and ended up opening it myself. That's how much I love it.

I had never tried Baumkuchen from Nenrinya before, so I bought it at a souvenir shop in Tokyo Station. They had a limited edition matcha flavor! The bite-sized Mount Baum Matcha for 259 yen didn't have much matcha flavor... maybe just in color? The sugar on top was too sweet. I also bought the caramel flavor for 259 yen as a souvenir. It's nice that you can buy them individually!

When it comes to Baumkuchen, Nenrinya is the first thing that comes to mind for me. I first encountered it over 10 years ago as a wedding gift for my best friend, and I was deeply impressed. Since then, I have tried Baumkuchen from other shops, some of which were even more delicious, but I can't forget the impact of that first taste. This time, although a bit late, I purchased it as a White Day gift and souvenir. I chose the classic Mount Baum with its distinct layers. They also had a limited edition cherry blossom flavor, but I went with the regular one. Nenrinya is a well-known store, so my friend was very happy to see the paper bag. Later, I received a message saying, "It was delicious!" Highly recommended as a souvenir.

After a long time, I had Baumkuchen at Nenrin-ya. When I first saw their Baumkuchen, it was quite impressive. I bought the Mount Baum Brownie (1080 yen). I topped it with whipped cream at home. The moist chocolate sweetness is irresistible. It's delicious as always.

Yesterday, I passed by Nenrin-ya at the Meitenkan inside Tokyo Station. I was curious about the limited-time product they had - a lemon fondant-coated baumkuchen. I wondered if lemon would go well with it. It looked delicious! The expiration date was only 2 days, so I decided to try it. When I came back later, I saw they had more new products. The Tokyo Station limited edition packaging would surely be appreciated by people from other regions or even foreigners. I chilled it in the fridge and tried the lemon fondant-coated baumkuchen. It was so tasty! The refreshing lemon flavor paired well with the soft and moist baumkuchen. It felt like an upgraded version of regular baumkuchen. The sweet lemon sauce on the outside and the white coating complemented the fluffy texture inside. It's a must-try since it's only available in summer. The main store is in Ginza, so I'd like to visit it next time.

Nenrin-ya is becoming a popular choice for souvenirs when visiting Tokyo. This time, I bought a gift box with two extra sprouts. The Baumkuchen here has a good balance of sweetness, moistness, and rich buttery aroma. It was a hit with the kids too, as three were gone in just one day. I remember when there used to be long lines at Daimaru in Tokyo Station. Now it's convenient to buy and I'm happy about that.

Mount Baum - Slightly Yuzu Seasonal Flavor. It's a limited edition flavor that you can't buy in Kansai, so whenever I come to Tokyo, I always end up buying it. They have various flavors of baumkuchen depending on the season, so it's always a fun shop to visit. Perfect for souvenirs too.

The second son's Tokyo souvenir. A fairly expensive Baumkuchen from Nenrin-ya. The new classic "One Bite Baum" (3240 yen including tax) allows you to choose between "One Bite Mount Baum - Firm Sprout" and "One Bite Straight Baum - Soft Sprout". Both are delicious, but I prefer the firmer one. Either way, it was a delicious Baumkuchen.

I bought a Mont Blanc as a souvenir and tried it at home. The aroma was delightful. It was delicious as always.

It's a gift. The box was big and I was excited. I liked the crispy part of the firm sprout and the soft sprout. It seems to be reasonably priced for the amount you get, which is nice. (^-^)