After finishing up my errands in Omotesando, I finally made my way to Asakusa for some food hopping! I quickly made a list of the places I wanted to visit and went around trying out a bunch of them! #KendoGuy #CollegeStudent #DayOff #HowISpendMyDayOff #Tokyo #Asakusa #FoodHopping #Soratsuki #StrawberryCandy #StrawberrySmoothie

Located on a side street next to one of the main streets in Asakusa. There were 5 or 6 groups in line, but it moved quickly so I was able to purchase in about 5 minutes. I bought the popular and beautifully colorful four-color dango. This is the one that's perfect for Instagram. Each dango is small, so I finished it in seconds. I think cuteness wins over taste!

A friend wanted to visit this place. The appearance is cute and makes you want to take photos. The taste was a bit hard on the dumplings, so it feels like a shop focused on Instagrammable aesthetics. It seems like a place that first-time visitors to Asakusa would really enjoy.

【Asakusa Soratsuki】Strawberry Four-Color Dumplings Strawberry Red and White Dumplings ¥600 3 minutes walk from Asakusa Station Closed: None Just had to try some sweets while out in Asakusa. These dumplings are totally Instagram-worthy. I was pleasantly surprised by the high ratings on Tabelog, so I decided to stop by. I chose the most popular Four-Color Dumplings and the Red and White Dumplings. They are super cute in appearance! The Four-Color Dumplings have four types of fillings: mango, strawberry, matcha, and sweet bean paste, with strawberries on top. The Red and White Dumplings have strawberry and milk bean paste with strawberries on top. The mango filling stood out the most in terms of flavor! It had a strong aroma and was really interesting and delicious. The strawberries were small but had enough acidity, and the sparkly topping added a nice texture contrast. However, I felt like this is the kind of treat you should enjoy with a date or friends, laughing and having fun while eating, so eating alone made me feel a bit empty... The prices may be a bit touristy, but considering the Japanese style and cute appearance, it's not too bad, right? Thank you for the meal! m(_ _)m

Visiting Sensoji Temple. Even though it's 9 am, the Nakamise shopping street is bustling with foreign tourists. To recharge my energy and not get lost in the crowd, I enjoyed some vibrant Japanese sweets - strawberry red and white dumplings. They may be a bit pricey at 300 yen for a small dumpling, but they're so cute, it's worth it.

Asakusa Soratsuki Ura Nakamiten is amazing! The Instagrammable sweets are worth the 15-minute wait. Everyone is so skilled at taking photos, it's surprising! Now, what should I buy and photograph next? The dango was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

The cute red bean paste dumplings are popular, but I tried the mitarashi dango and was surprised to find three large skewers instead of the expected two. It was quite luxurious. The mitarashi sauce was thick and sweet-sour, which was irresistible. They also had strawberry popcorn, and I was intrigued by the other menu items as well!

This is a shop in Asakusa that is part of the Tsukiji Sora Tsuki chain. I visited around 2pm on a Saturday and there were about 5 groups in line. The most popular item seemed to be the strawberry dango skewers, which were very photogenic. Many young girls were in line. I chose the strawberry dango. It was a cold day, so the dango was a bit firm. I felt like having some warm tea...

Asakusa strolling. Went to "Soratsuki" to buy cute dango. Date: Sunday, February 12, around 13:00. About 4 groups of customers ahead, lots of customers behind. "Soratsuki" is known for strawberry sweets like strawberry daifuku and strawberry skewers, but they have other good items too. The "Asakusa Strawberry Dango Skewer" is super cute. Ordered: Sweet Potato Mix for me, and 4-color Strawberry Dango for my husband. Prices include tax, cash only. The lineup was small at first, but suddenly got crowded. Enjoyed the dango on the spot, as they might get squished if taken home. They are small and easy to eat. Overall, a nice experience.

【Asakusa Soratsuki Ura Nakamiten】Asakusa "Must Visit ❤️‍ Point" ◉ For those who enjoy food hopping in Asakusa ◉ For those who love Instagrammable food ◉ For friends/couples ▷▷ Order ▷▷ Strawberry Four-Color Dumplings: 300 yen Strawberry Milk: 300 yen Strawberry Brulee Skewer: 600 yen The Strawberry Four-Color Dumplings are the most popular item. It features colorful flavored bean paste and carefully selected strawberries on top of the dumplings. The dumplings are soft and chewy, and the bean paste doesn't overpower the freshness of the strawberries. The Strawberry Brulee Skewer is a new specialty in Asakusa, featuring fresh strawberries topped with warm brulee. The balance of sweetness in this dish is perfect and delicious.

Visited the shop at 4:50 pm, in the evening, but Asakusa Temple area was still bustling with Japanese and foreigners mingling. By this time, there were more people choosing souvenirs than food. With only a short wait of about 3 minutes, I placed my order immediately. I was handed a cute and visually appealing product, took a photo in the space next to the store, and then tried it. The dumplings were soft, with a mild sweetness in the filling. The acidity of the strawberry enhanced the filling, creating a perfect blend of Japanese and Western flavors. It was delicious, there's no way it could be bad! Delicious! The price was also reasonable at 300 yen for a tourist spot. Highly recommended for souvenirs!

Takeout sweets from Asakusa for a stroll! A specialty shop for strawberry dumplings located down a side street off Asakusa Nakamise Street. They had a variety of cute dumplings topped with different types of strawberries lined up, making it hard to choose just one. It seemed to be a sister shop of Tsukiji Soratsuki, as it was bustling with people who had come for their first shrine visit of the year. The dumplings were chewy with just the right amount of sweetness! Highly recommended for those exploring Asakusa's food scene, these adorable sweets were a delight. #TokyoCafe #TokyoGourmet #TokyoSweets #TokyoCafeHopping #CafeHopping

Recommended by a rickshaw driver, this strawberry sweets specialty shop is all the rage right now. The menu on the day of the visit included: - Matcha Dango - ¥300 - Four-color Strawberry Dango - ¥300 - Strawberry Shine - ¥600 The signature "strawberry dango" was too cute, with colorful flavored bean paste topped with strawberries. Not only cute, but also incredibly delicious. After trying a variety of treats, we were asked, "Would you like to try the strawberry candy too?" So we made a second visit and tried the "Strawberry Shine" where you can enjoy strawberries and muscat grapes. The sweet strawberries and muscat grapes were a perfect match. Just be careful as it melts easily, especially if you're wearing a kimono. I would definitely want to stop by again if I have the chance to visit Asakusa!

I stopped by on my way back from Hatsumode, and luckily it wasn't crowded so I didn't have to wait long to buy. Lately, there are more and more shops offering strawberry treats, which are very popular among girls. I got takeout and enjoyed it at home. Next time, I think I'll try the strawberry dorayaki.

I found a cute shop selling these adorable dumplings in the backstreets of Asakusa Nakamise Street. Even though I was on my way to a buffet, I couldn't resist going back to buy some as souvenirs. They cost 300 yen each. I think the kids will love them. They're not necessarily delicious, and I don't feel the need to come back for more, but they are just so cute. The yellow bean paste is mango flavored, which adds a nice touch.

The colorful sweets displayed in the showcase are cute and just looking at them raises your spirits. When I bought two rice cakes for takeout, they were put in a very cute bag for me. I chose the four-color rice cakes, and the four different flavors of refined sweet bean paste and the sweet and sourness of the strawberries were refreshing. The rice cakes were not too sweet and were delicious. Despite the colorful appearance and sweet impression, they had a refreshing sweetness that made them easy to eat multiple pieces. They seem like a good choice for a home party or as a gift.

The other day when I went to Asakusa, I got takeout from Soratsuki. A friend invited me to go! The sweets were so cute, it felt like a waste to eat them. They were even selling strawberry-shaped candies. It was actually my second time going. Cute sweets always make you feel excited, right? I took a lot of photos holding this dango.

Cute and delicious! The chilled dumplings are a bit firm, just the way I like it haha. It has flavored sweet bean paste instead of cream, so it's not overly sweet and very easy to eat. It looks cute too, no wonder it's popular!

We visited Asakusa with our family. It seems like this kind of thing is popular among young people in Asakusa. It's skewers with rice cakes, fruits, etc. It's cute and sparkly. We took some Instagram-worthy photos and enjoyed them next to the shop.

Want to shine girls~! Let's all gather~♪ The storefront is cute and pop with colorful showcases that get you excited. The sizes and prices are affordable, perfect for foodies on the go. Get the most colorful one with mango, strawberry, matcha, and red bean. Each bite brings a new and interesting flavor. The mochi is slightly sweet and the crispy topping adds a nice touch. This place is a must-visit for foodies on the go. Thank you for the meal!