The best doughnuts of my life. Texture, flavor, size, purchase experience - all of it is top notch. This is where Homer Simpson would be every day in Tokyo. These doughnuts make me feel better and feel like a cheat code for having a great day.

This is the best donut in town. It has a bit unique texture comparing to the original raised doughnut, but it tastes amazing. The cream cheese doughnut is especially good. Drinks and scones are also tasty, and the atmosphere inside is very special, it is like visiting an old Japanese apartment.

It's very cakey donuts, and light. Which I like, they have queue normally.

Super fluffy and soft donuts! Many cool flavors. Tried the milk tea and plain one.

You can dine in or take out. Their donuts are soft and fluffy which is almost like bread. A bit hard to find as the shop looks more like a house. It's located in a smaller alley about three minutes from the station. Love their retro feel environment. The staff is very attentive and helpful.

Nice little coffee/donuts shop inside a traditional Japanese house. Their donuts are extremely soft and not too sweet.

The texture of the doughnuts is soft and nice.

Amazing donuts! Soft and balanced. Peaceful place! Peaceful chill music. Also try coming here first thing in the morning to avoid long waiting times. It is quite packed these days.

Gem of a find not too hard to get to from Yoyogi Uehara Station. Fresh doughnuts not too sweet even though they are filled and covered in sugar.

This has become a place that I want to drop by when I go to Yoyogi-Uehara. I always ask the staff which flavour donut has just come out of the oven because a fresh, warm donut is something else. The coffee is very good too and the people working there are helpful and friendly. There are only two small tables and two counter seats but most people order for take-out so it's not difficult to find a seat. Highly recommended!

Great donut shop in Tokyo! It's near Tsuta Michelin ramen so a great stop after. Lots of fluffy donuts, worth a visit. My favorite was the cream cheese donut. There's also chestnut, matcha red bean, chocolate, and many more.

Delicious but if you see a line with more than 10people don’t bother

Had to wait for about 10 minutes but I must say it was worth it. Once you enter (by yourself and while there’s no other customer inside you feel coming into a doctor’s room) you see the traditional place it is and, fortunately, the costs aren’t as any other “traditional” places. The plain donut was very good and just 200 yen.

It's not like krispy Kreme or mister donut. It's quite special ! It's not too sweet and very fluffy despite how it looks! They have Taiwanese teas and varieties of coffee drinks!

Good donuts, and tasty drinks. The sugar donut is nice, and not too sweet. Hidden away in a little "alleyway-ish" street.

Really nice Japanese style donut. Not overly sweet. Not oily. Oil is fresh. Quality is high here. It's chewy. Out of the way and on a small side street. Kids might like Misdo more. Donuts for those who like mild and nongreasy desserts. Price is slightly high but good since the quality is artisan quality.

Very soft and yummy donut

Best donuts I’ve had. Lovely people too, be sure to try their cafe latte too.

Yummy donuts that are relatively small so you don't feel too guilty. Came here at opening time but there was already five people in line. Line moved quickly because all of them took it to go. All the different types of flavours are unique.