Visit Tokyo: Harajuku Eats

We made an obligatory stop at Harajuku's Takeshita Street to shop and eat street food.

Le Shiner:

The Rainbow Cheese Toast and Cheese Corn Dog are not things we haven’t seen before in Hawai‘i.

I tried the Garlic Butter Potato Roll, and it ended up looking nothing like the sign. It was more like burnt potato and I could not taste any butter or garlic, probably because it was slathered in mustard (which the picture did not have). It was an inedible mess which I disliked very much.

Rainbow 10 Yen Bread

The 10-Yen Pancake is filled with rainbow cheese and has gone viral over recent years.  

Yurinan

At the Kuromi x Yurinan collab special, one of my kids got a Kuromi Strawberry Ice Cream Matcha au Lait.

A few of the places that we visited in the past (but not on this visit) and that are still around are: Long! Longer!! Longest!!! (although they were no longer service the ice cream), Sweet XO Good Grief Frozen Popcorn, Totti Candy Factory.

Takeshita Street is always such a fun place to visit!