For his business trip souvenir, I tried the cookies he brought back. This time there was a 2000 yen discount for the travel fare, so I also ordered that item I was curious about. I got the classic Camembert cheese cookies for 1080 yen and Gorgonzola cookies for 1080 yen, one box each for my child and myself. We didn't fight over it, each getting one box. I also got the Milk Cheese Cake for 2268 yen, a good size to buy at lunch and eat on the plane ride home for dinner. I divided it into 3 pieces, but I ended up eating 5/3 of it. The sweetness was just right. I thought it would have more of a cheese flavor, but it was okay. I was satisfied with it, but I won't be buying it again. I think Delicheese is my favorite cheese cake. For the cookies, it's recommended to keep them in the fridge during the summer.

While walking around Akihabara, I spotted "Cow Cow Kitchen Milk Pie" and purchased it for takeout. It was carefully packed in a bag for me to take home. The crispy crust with plenty of cream was delicious. Thank you for the meal, it was wonderful. Thank you very much.

- Average rating is 3.0, with ratings in 0.5 increments. - Overall rating is calculated by multiplying food/taste by 4, service by 2, atmosphere by 2, and cost performance by 2, then dividing the sum by 10 (alcohol/drinks are not included). - Not mentioned - It was delicious.

I visited this shop on a whim at Akihabara Station. I bought a "milk pie" here. The taste is delicious, with a crispy outer pie crust and a rich milk flavor inside. Be careful when eating, as the milk may squirt out if not eaten properly. The pie is small, but I received two paper napkins at the beginning, which I understood the meaning of when I ate it haha. Thank you for the meal!

There is a sweets shop on the 1st floor of Akihabara Atre. It is located near the ticket gates of Akihabara, so I stopped by and tried their cream puff, which costs around 270 yen per piece. The taste was so good that I thought I might buy it again. The cream puff has a gentle yogurt-like acidity, making it very delicious. The pastry is crispy, and I feel like I want to eat it occasionally. I will definitely buy it again when I visit Akihabara.

It is located in Akihabara Atre (*ゝω・*)ノ I was lured by the drink giveaway and bought it♪ Probably the person behind me did too (^_^;) The other day, when I mentioned that I bought it at Kitasenju Station and it was delicious, the staff was happy (^^) The giveaway was a tasting size, just a small sip (T-T) Well, it was delicious though (^_^;) I think the milk flavor was better than the cookie cream from the other day (>_<) I'm also interested in the mango drink♪

It was crowded during lunchtime but the turnover was good. I ordered the "Drinkable Sweets Rare Cheesecake" for 680 yen. They made it after taking the order, so the whipped cream was fresh, which was nice. The taste was more like lemon and yogurt rather than cheesecake. The lemon peel at the bottom was refreshing, and I ended up drinking it all quickly because it was hot. It's a bit expensive, so I won't be a repeat customer. The staff's customer service was good.

I bought a cake from Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory at the Atre in JR Akihabara Station as a souvenir. It was reasonably priced and well packaged. The cake was quite sweet and a bit challenging to open and eat without making a mess. It's best enjoyed with a strong cup of coffee. I recommend eating it cold for the best taste. It was a unique cake and overall, a satisfying treat.

I found a cute name, Cow Cow Kitchen Milk Pie, in front of the station, and it turned out to be a shop that sells my favorite cheese croissant. Yes, pie?! They also have sweets! I decided to try one right away. It's in the shape of a triangle, like a croissant that is crispy and puffy. Wow, it's delicious, the milk cream is so tasty... There's plenty of cream, and the milky flavor is strong. I like it even more than regular cream puffs... Thank you for the meal!

Recently, I have been giving return gifts for obligatory chocolate at 100%. I bought a lot at my favorite shop (lol). The Mascarpone that I purchased before was apparently limited edition, so in March, it was replaced with strawberries, which was disappointing for me. However, I chose the Honey and Gorgonzola from the regular menu, which was well received by the recipient. They said it was delicious. So, I also bought it as a souvenir for my recent trip to Hakata.

After work, I went shopping in Akihabara and came across this shop selling milk pies. They had two flavors - milk and chocolate. I asked if I could get a set of 6 with both flavors, and they said it was no problem. The shop seemed to specialize in milk pies, with another staff member seen baking them inside. The pies needed to be refrigerated, and they asked how long I would be carrying them for, providing a box with an ice pack. After finishing my shopping, I shared the pies with my friends and tried the milk pie first. The pastry was crispy and the milk cream inside was rich and reminded me of Fujiya's milk candy. The chocolate flavor was less sweet compared to the milk one. It seemed like a good choice for a gift for the ladies.

Cow Cow Kitchen Milk Pie (Milk) & Cow Cow Kitchen Milk Pie (Pistachio) @ Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory Atre Akihabara Store Located at the ticket gate side of Atre Akihabara, this shop allows you to see the process of filling the freshly baked pies with cream. [Milk Pie] The pie has a crispy and thick Danish-style pastry filled with plenty of milk cream (from Hokkaido). The pastry has a subtle buttery flavor, and the sweet cream inside is abundant. When you bite into it, the milk cream inside overflows. It is sweet but with a prominent milk flavor. [Pistachio] A limited-time product where pistachios are added as an accent to the milk cream (it may already be finished). While you can lightly taste the pistachio, the milk cream is the dominant flavor. I would recommend the basic menu's milk cream as my preference. Since it is located in a visible position from the ticket gate, it could be convenient as a souvenir for your destination. Thank you for the meal.

Starting November, our company will finally end remote work and return to the office. I personally think it would be better to wait a little longer to see how things go. So, I have decided to start exploring gourmet spots around Tokyo. Recently, I visited "Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory" located in Akihabara Station Atre. Items purchased: - Milk Pie: 270 yen - Milk Pie Pistachio: 280 yen *Prices include tax *Takeout order Taste review: - Milk Pie: The milk pie was filled to the brim with creamy milk filling. The pie crust was light and crispy, while the milk cream was smooth and refreshing with a nice sweetness. The only downside was that the pie crust tended to crumble a lot. - Milk Pie Pistachio: Trying to detect the pistachio flavor was a challenge, as it was quite subtle. There was a slight nutty taste in the background of the sweet milk cream. Overall, it had a slightly richer flavor. Rating: 7/10 The milk pies were a light and satisfying treat, perfect for a sweet finish to a meal. I recommend them as a delightful souvenir.

My family qualified for the National Athletic Meet, so I decided to buy some sweets as a small celebration. Thanks to teleworking, I only commute about once a week, so I took the opportunity to go shopping in Akihabara after a long time. This shop is conveniently located right in front of the Electric Town exit. There were various options like cheesecake, but I chose the milk pie for its easy portability. I also got a set of 5 cookies & cream. The staff was very attentive and provided excellent service. I enjoyed the pie and cookies & cream I tried at home. The pie was crispy and the cream & cookies were soft and crispy, with a great taste and texture. I was satisfied beyond the price. My family also enjoyed it. It was a great experience. Thank you for the delicious meal.

JR Akihabara Station Electric Town Exit, in front of Atre Akihabara 1, there is Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory Cow Cow Kitchen. Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory is operated by Shokury, with 13 directly operated stores and shops at airports and parking areas, but Cow Cow Kitchen has only 3 stores at Atre Akihabara 1, EQUiA Kitasenju, and Lumine Omiya. They offer freshly made premium sweets in a workshop-type setting. Shokury is actually part of the JUSCO Group, founded in 1952 with its headquarters in Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture, and listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Our store is located inside Atre Akihabara 1, but you can also purchase from the window on the station side of the ticket gate. I was always curious about the cute triangular pies lined up behind the glass. This time, I finally decided to buy them! I got the classic Cow Cow Kitchen Milk Pie (270 yen) and the limited edition Cow Cow Kitchen Milk Pie Cookie & Cream (280 yen). The freshly baked "Milk Pie" has a crispy pie crust filled with a special milk cream made from Hokkaido milk. The milk cream is rich and delicious. It has lots of air bubbles and a slight fizziness. Oh, this is delicious! The cream is rich and substantial, but not overwhelming, so you could eat as many as you want. The Cookie & Cream version has cookies inside the fluffy cream, adding a nice touch. These milk pies are so good, they might become addictive.

Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory is a takeout-only sweets shop operated by Shukre Inc. Established in 2011, this year marks its 10th anniversary. With 12 stores in Tokyo, it has gained immense popularity in the metropolitan area. The shop's specialty lies in nostalgic sweets made with carefully selected milk and high-quality cheese. Popular items include the Salt & Camembert Cookie sandwiched between fresh Hokkaido milk and French Guérande salt dough, and the Milk Cheese Cake wrapped in crepe dough with cheese mousse and milk mousse. This is the Cow Cow Kitchen at the Atre Akihabara store. The name "Cow Cow Kitchen" represents the new business model of Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory, which integrates the workshop. Besides Akihabara, there are also stores in Omiya and Kitasenju. This time, I tried the limited edition Milk Pie Matcha (280 yen). It contains Uji matcha cream and milk cream sandwiched inside, and the harmony between these two is exquisite. The Uji matcha cream is a rich type with a slight bitterness, which is wonderful in itself, but I found myself more drawn to the deliciousness of the milk cream inside. Oh, it's delicious. It is recommended to consume it on the same day as the crispy texture diminishes if eaten the next day.

After enjoying a hearty meal at Tucano's, I headed to Atre to buy dessert for my dad's dinner. I wandered around the first floor of Atre without a specific item in mind, so I did a quick loop around the shops. However, the loop was too short. It seems that selling sweets in Akihabara is not very popular. As I was about to do another loop, I spotted the milk pies at this shop. They seemed delicious, so I asked the staff about the expiration date, and they said it was for the same day. Since I couldn't eat a lot, I bought one milk pie (270 yen) and one limited edition milk pie chocolate (280 yen). When I tried the chocolate one at home, the flaky pie crust paired perfectly with the moist milk cream and chocolate cream. The cream had a casual taste but went well with the crispy texture of the pie crust. Surprisingly, the size of the pie was quite large. It's a shame that it's only available for a limited time. I wish they would make it a regular item. When I tried the other milk pie, the pie crust was the same as the chocolate one. However, this pie consisted only of milk cream, which was mellow and not too sweet. Both were delicious as I expected. Later, I looked at their website and saw CowCow ice cream, which I would like to try. Unfortunately, it's not available at their Akihabara store, only in Shinjuku for now. I'll try it when I remember during my next visit to Shinjuku. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Atre Akihabara for the first time. It is located right by the Electric Town exit of Akihabara Station, making it a convenient place for takeout. This time, I tried the milk pie and milk pie apple caramel. The milk pie had a crispy crust and a creamy filling that was deliciously smooth. Next, the milk pie apple caramel had a crispy crust, a caramel cream filling with a hint of bitterness, and a subtle sweetness from the apple, which paired well with coffee. I personally prefer the milk pie because I am a child. I would like to get some for takeout again when I am in the area. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. #TokyoMilkCheese #AkihabaraSweets #AtreAkihabara

Wandering around Akihabara, feeling low on energy. Suddenly craving something sweet, I found a pastry that wasn't crowded, so I bought it. The outer layer tastes and feels like a croissant, with cream inside. It's delicious with a nice crunchy texture. Easy to eat on the go.

This is a shop located in front of Akihabara Station on the Tsukuba Express line. I stopped by casually and was drawn to the cream puffs and drinkable sweets. Honestly, I thought it was Beard Papa at first glance, with the atmosphere of the store and the color scheme. It wasn't until I received the receipt that I realized it was a different shop. I must be really tired... I bought the shortcake drinkable sweet, which is apparently limited to the Akihabara store, without hesitation. Earlier, there was a sudden torrential rainstorm, with the sun coming out in between, so I decided to drink it while walking! Now, as for the taste... If it were a strawberry smoothie, it might be acceptable, but since it's supposed to be like a shortcake, the expectations are higher. It's basically just a smoothie with whipped cream on top, so there's no real shortcake flavor. The strong acidity of the strawberry was good, but the lack of shortcake essence was disappointing. If I pass by again and it's not sold out, I might try the cream puffs next time.