(Asakusa Strawberry Daifuku)
4.2(36) reviews
AsakusaTōbu-Asakusa Sta. (0.10 mi)
TC Score
Emerging
4.2(36) reviews
AsakusaTōbu-Asakusa Sta. (0.10 mi)
Daifuku
Japanese Sweets
Helen Melon (@itshelenmelon) calls the Strawberry Daifuku a "must eat" on her Tokyo food crawl itinerary. This shop specializes in Daifuku, a Japanese confection, with a focus on fresh strawberries. They prepare these traditional treats for quick bites and casual dining. The atmosphere is relaxed. It is suitable for solo dining or tourist visits. You can find benches for seating inside and outside the shop, accommodating up to 10 people. Patrons return for the consistent quality of the Strawberry Daifuku, which they describe as "amazing." Visitor @odinthebearr notes it is a top place in Asakusa. Another visitor, @stephyy.lee, recommends the Hokkaido milk bar in Asakusa, referring to the shop's use of Hokkaido milk. The shop is walk-in friendly. It operates near Tōbu-Asakusa Station.
Can I walk in without a reservation?
Asakusa Strawberry Daifuku is walk-in friendly.
How many seats are available?
The shop provides 10 seats on benches located both inside and outside the establishment.
What are the operating hours?
Asakusa Strawberry Daifuku operates from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Mondays.
How close is the nearest station?
The shop is located near Tōbu-Asakusa Station.
What is the price range?
Asakusa Strawberry Daifuku maintains a budget price point.
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my Tokyo Asakusa food crawl itinerary + all my best tips! We hit 8 spots in about 3 hours and made sure to do this on the first day of our Japan trip to get a little taste of everything! These are all affordable, cheap eats within walking distance from each other and located by the famous Senso-ji temple and Nakemisedori shopping street, both of which are worth visiting! Watch for details and what to order but at a glance, we went to: Stop 1: Kukurihime for coffee, affogato and strawberry parfaits Stop 2: Tokyo Curry Pan Stop 3: Asakusa Strawberry Daifuku Stop 4: Anshinya for Taiwanese fried chicken - A MUST! Stop 5: Asakusa Unana for eel onigiri Stop 6: Asakusa Kagetsudo for freshly baked breads Stop 7: lunch! Stop 8: Imo Pippi for the viral creme brûlée sweet potatoes! #asakusa #tokyo #foodcrawl #japanitinerary #japantrip #explorejapan #nakemisedori #sensojitemple #sweetpotato #onigiri #japanesefood