On a normal weekday, I lined up for lunch. The time I spent waiting was 1 hour and 36 minutes. I read that people usually wait for 2 to 3 hours, so I felt like my wait was relatively short. Time passed quickly while I was in line. The inside of the shop was filled with donuts, creating a cute atmosphere. Donuts were constantly being replenished. The shop had a one-way system, so once you passed a spot, you couldn't go back, so be careful. Surprisingly, there were donuts for sale next to the cash register, including some must-have donuts (like pistachio, custard cream, red bean cream, shown in the 7th photo). I recommend choosing your donuts based on getting those ones! By the way, the person in front of me got a second tray! They probably bought around 30 donuts! There were no limits on the number of donuts you could buy, so I suggest selecting based on the ones you really want! Here is a ranking of the donuts I bought, from most delicious to least: Pistachio Cream (496 yen) - The texture of the fresh donut was amazing. It was a new experience for me. I wasn't a big fan of donuts, but this one was so delicious I could eat as many as I wanted. The taste didn't matter much, but if I had to rank them, pistachio cream was the best. It was filled with pistachio cream and was not too sweet, making it easy to eat. I'm Donuts Plain (237 yen) - The classic plain donut was delicious. You could really taste the goodness of the donut's dough. It supposedly had pumpkin in it, but I couldn't taste it. Plain donuts are the best in terms of cost performance. Red Bean Cream (464 yen) - This donut was filled with lots of cream. The red bean paste wasn't as much as the cream, but it was just right. The combination of red bean paste, cream, and the donut's dough was amazing. It was incredibly delicious and not too sweet. Mentaiko Tamago (302 yen) - This would be popular with men. It was great to see savory options as well. The combination of savory ingredients with the magical dough was amazing. Maple Prosciutto (453 yen) - The salty ham paired with the sweet donut was a perfect match. This was also incredibly delicious. Matcha Red Bean Kinako (356 yen) - The matcha flavor was slightly bitter. Both the red bean paste and matcha were not too sweet. It had a mature taste to it. I'm Donuts Matcha (292 yen) - The matcha flavor was slightly bitter, so I ranked this lower. However, the dough was still delicious. Lemon (281 yen) - This was a standard donut with a nice lemon flavor, but don't expect much from the dough.

On a Saturday around noon, there was a line of about 20 people. It was still hot, but they lent me a sun umbrella. I had imagined the fresh donuts to be chewy, but they were soft and not too sweet, very delicious! I bought six: I'm Donut, I'm Donut Chocolate, Strawberry Chocolate, Custard, and Double Chocolate Cranberry. Personally, the custard was the most delicious!

Fukuoka's souvenir, "Where am I? Am I a donut?" and in a unique state of memory loss! So, I visited "I'm donut? Fukuoka store". It seems to be a donut specialty store of the popular bakery originating from Fukuoka, "amam dacotan". They also have stores in Naka-Meguro, Shibuya, and Harajuku. There is always a long line. According to reviews, sometimes you have to wait for 2 hours. It was a holiday, so I prepared myself and went, but surprisingly there wasn't much of a line. About 20 people. We entered the store in less than 20 minutes! The store is small, with donuts lined up in a cramped space, which gets you excited. Based on reviews, custard and pistachio were recommended, so I had to get those. Here is what I bought: Custard 486 yen x 2, Nut Crunch 410 yen x 2, Pistachio 313 yen x 2, Plain 237 yen x 2, Sausage 496 yen, Box fee 30 yen x 2, Bag fee 10 yen. All of them were sweet, but the texture was amazing!!! The Nut Crunch and Pistachio Cream were particularly delicious. The dough was incredibly soft and fluffy. These donuts are a must-buy! Next time I come to Fukuoka and if the line isn't too long, I will definitely buy more! This time, I ate them after a while, so next time I want to eat them right away! Thank you for the meal☆

I went on a Sunday and surprisingly there was not much of a wait, so I decided to line up for the first time. I think I waited about 30 minutes. The staff were handing out parasols and cooling pads, which was helpful. Inside the store, the donuts were arranged in a cute way and just looking at them made me excited (*ﾟ∀ﾟ*). Everyone was buying a lot. I chose mostly chocolate flavors, but my favorite was the classic "I'm Donuts" signboard product. It was fluffy like air. It was sweet but didn't make me feel heavy, and it was really delicious ♡ Also, the French Cruller was really good. I'm curious about the taste of other donuts, so I plan to go back again.

I came to Fukuoka for a trip, so I decided to visit I'mdonut, a place that doesn't have a store in my hometown. I arrived at the shop on Sunday around 2 pm. I had heard from my friends that there is always a long line and you have to wait for hours, but I only waited for 15 minutes. I bought a cooler bag and ate the donuts on the way back on the Shinkansen. Every donut was delicious, especially the I'mdonut and double chocolate varieties.

My daughter, who was in Tenjin for an event, made me buy donuts from a popular donut shop and bring them to my workplace in Hakata. She instructed me to chill them in the office fridge and bring them home after work. I ended up being used as a delivery service by my daughter, but I obediently followed her orders. The donuts were indeed delicious, with a chewy dough and tasty cream. I didn't have time to have lunch with my daughter in Hakata as planned, but it might be worth trying these donuts if you have the time to wait in line. I personally don't line up for sweets though.

I used the cafe behind the shop. I had a fresh donut from l'm donut for the first time, and it was the most delicious donut I've ever had. The inside was fluffy and chewy. The atmosphere inside the cafe was dimly lit and calm. I was guided to a seat that felt like a small secret base, which I personally liked. The cafe seemed to have low recognition, as I was seated immediately with no waiting time. The donuts available at the cafe are plain, matcha, and chocolate, but I was completely satisfied. I think it's a hidden gem. I'm giving it 4.5 stars because the seating is limited.

I had been wanting to try it once due to the never-ending line since it opened. I heard they were able to buy it after waiting for about 15 minutes on Thursday afternoon, and I received it as a souvenir. The fresh donuts are fluffy and have a nice chewy texture without being too sweet, and they are definitely delicious. The most expensive item costs close to 500 yen. The price reflects the time and effort put into making them and the quality of the ingredients. If I can buy it without waiting in line, I would like to try it again.

I lined up for about an hour before the store opened! I thought it was a popular shop. The inside was not very big, and there was a long line of donuts to choose from. Personally, I really liked the fresh Taiwan Crueller, it was delicious! The texture was indescribably good!

Senior from the company called Linlin "Koro-suke, are you at the office right now? I was visiting Fukuoka and since there was no line at Adam Dakota's donut shop, I bought a lot~ If you're at the office, I'll give you some~ ♡" Botamochi from the shelf! Let's dig in ♡ [Shop Info] - "Adam Dakota" produced donut specialty shop from Fukuoka, also expanded to Tokyo - In Tokyo, they have stores in Nakameguro, Shibuya, and Harajuku [Items Received] - Plain ⭐︎3.8 So fluffy and delicious~ ♡ Perfect for giving as a gift when you upset someone. - Coffee ⭐︎3.6 Fluffy and tasty~ ♡ - White Chocolate ⭐︎3.3 For the chocolate coating, I wish they used higher quality chocolate. Maybe it's for heat resistance in summer? It peeled off easily.

I waited in line for a long time and finally tried the coconut flavor. It was delicious with lots of finely chopped coconut inside. I probably wouldn't wait in line again, though. It took me 40 minutes from lining up to paying.

I lined up around 3 pm during the Obon period. I waited for about 15 minutes before entering. The store was only offering takeout as the eat-in option was closed. Here is what I bought: Glazed - 259 yen, Double Matcha - 410 yen, I’m Donut Plain - 237 yen, Black Sesame Kinako - 259 yen. The I’m Donut Plain was light and fluffy like a cloud with just the right amount of sweetness and a fluffy and chewy texture. It was very delicious. Despite looking light, my friend and I finished all four donuts in an instant. The I’m Donut series was indeed delicious. The variety of items was limited, but I was happy to finally be able to try their donuts.

I arrived a little after 5 o'clock and there was a line of about one block. However, I didn't have to wait that long! The interior of the store was not very spacious, more on the narrow side. Maybe it was the time of day, but there weren't many items left for sale... I guess if you're serious about trying this place, it's better to go early in the day! [Ordered items] - I'm Donuts? - Donut with something like ham on top (I think it was called Comprosciutto something...) The basic donut was just normal and tasty, haha. The ham donut had a strong taste of ham and the sweetness of the donut clashed rather than harmonized. It felt more like they were arguing with each other, but it was a unique donut that I haven't seen elsewhere! Overall, the prices are on the higher side!

It is always a busy shop with long lines, but I noticed the line was shorter than before around 2pm on Sunday, so I decided to wait. After about a 20-minute wait, I was able to enter the shop. I bought both sweets and side dishes, but my favorite was the donut with custard cream. The dough was chewy, and it was the most delicious donut I have ever had. It was so good that I would be willing to wait in line again just to have another one!

Visited on a weekday in August after a previous attempt where they were sold out before closing time. Despite some transportation issues due to a typhoon, I waited in line for about 30 minutes. I tried the I'm donut plain for 237 yen, which had a new and unique texture. Other flavors included cocoa for 346 yen, strawberry chocolate for 324 yen, double matcha for 410 yen, lemon for 281 yen, matcha white chocolate for 378 yen, and fruit for 389 yen. Lemon and fruit flavors were highly rated, especially compared to the advertised flavors. As a thoughtful gift, considering the wait time, it may be worth it, but I'm not sure if it's worth waiting in line again.

I didn't feel like waiting in line in Tokyo, but I decided to do it in Hakata for the sake of conversation. I wonder if it was worth standing in the scorching sun. The items I purchased were I'm Donuts Glazed, I'm Donuts Matcha French Cruller, Pistachio Cream, and Red Bean Cream. They were all delicious, but they were all quite expensive.

This shop always has a long line. I had always wanted to try it once, and the other day, I happened to pass by and there were only about 20 people in line! This is my chance! I couldn't help but line up. After waiting for about 15 minutes, I was able to enter the shop. They have a style where you pick donuts while in line. I felt rushed to choose as I didn't want to inconvenience the people behind me. Everyone was piling up donuts as if it were their chance, but I only wanted one serving and couldn't finish a lot in one day. I also didn't want to wait in line for a long time again. There were many varieties, and although I wanted to try the ones I didn't buy this time, I think I'll stick to shops where I can easily walk in. The price was over 1500 yen for four donuts! In terms of taste, the only one I wanted to try again was the pistachio cream. If there aren't many people in line next time, I would like to try a different variety.

From today, I will be staying in Fukuoka for 9 days. For my first meal, I visited "I'm donut?", a popular shop for fresh donuts in Tokyo. Even on a weekday afternoon, there was a line of about 20 people under the scorching sun. Amazing, right? The shop also has a small café in the back, so if you dine in, you can get in relatively quickly. I ordered the plain donut, which the shop is named after. It was incredibly soft, almost to the point where it didn't look like a donut. Fluffy and chewy, it was really delicious. I couldn't resist and ordered another one, this time in matcha flavor. I was so full after enjoying these tasty donuts. Thank you for the meal. Kittens and I Planhttps://konekotoissho.blog.jp/

It was probably not to my liking. I heard that the lines aren't as long recently, so I visited for the first time! I waited about 15 minutes in line on a weekday afternoon. They had a wide variety of items, and since I didn't do any research beforehand, I ended up getting a lot. Towards the end, the classic menu item, the "I'm Donuts," made an appearance! I had no choice but to get it. Since it's summer and managing freshness might be difficult, I thought I'd try dining in next time!

I finally got to visit a restaurant I've been wanting to go to for a long time! When I arrived at the restaurant an hour before opening, there was already a long line! I had heard about it, but it was really crowded. After waiting for about 2 hours, I finally got the donut! It had a texture I had never experienced before and was very delicious! It was worth the wait with the taste that everyone lines up for.

Maritotsu Boom's initiator, Ryohta Hirako, opened a donut shop that attracted long lines. I went prepared for a long wait on a Saturday around 12:30, and as expected, there was a long line. I was ready to wait for an hour, but surprisingly, it started moving faster and I got in after about 30 minutes. The entrance was a bit hard to understand with some parts covered in white cloth due to building renovation, but the atmosphere inside was amazing. Many staff members were diligently frying and topping donuts, working busily in their assigned tasks. You can slowly decide which donuts to buy as you move along the wooden trays where the donuts are displayed. I purchased the following that day: Glazed French Cruller, Parupunte (black sesame), Mentaiko Tamago, Double Matcha, I'm Donuts, Pistachio Cream, and Anko Cream, totaling around 2700 yen. You can use credit cards. I had planned to limit myself to 6 donuts, but I couldn't resist when I saw them. Cream-filled donuts can be taken from a refrigerated case just before the last register, so don't worry. The exit after purchase was different from the entrance, utilizing the narrow space efficiently. Since it was scorching hot, I ate the cream-filled donuts right after leaving the store. This was my favorite, especially the Anko Cream. The Pistachio was also rich and creamy, and I definitely want to try the cream-filled donuts again next time. They are best eaten on the same day, so my partner and I quickly devoured them outside the store. We planned to eat 3 each, but the donuts were so light that we ended up finishing all 4 each. They were that delicious. The Mentaiko Tamago, which was a savory option, was surprisingly tasty! I usually go for sweet options, so I wouldn't have chosen it myself, but my partner's choice introduced me to it. I would love to try other savory options next time. They were all delicious, but the Parupunte (black sesame) wasn't really to my liking, while the classic I'm Donuts was as good as the Anko Cream. The texture of the dough was excellent. With so many varieties, I want to compare and find out which donut I like the most. I definitely want to go back again. It was so delicious! I hope they open a store in Kansai as well. Thank you for the meal!