New dessert for a stroll around Tsukiji! The 90-yen-per-bite caramel puff pastry "KOGASHI" is crispy and freshly baked, perfect for eating while walking.

2026.09.30

New dessert for a stroll around Tsukiji! The 90-yen-per-bite caramel puff pastry "KOGASHI" is crispy and freshly baked, perfect for eating while walking.

Tokyo Tsukiji has added another convenient spot for dessert lovers on September 25, 2026. A mini caramel puff pastry specialty shop from Kobe UmenmachiKOGASHIIt has opened in Tsukiji, attracting travelers with its one-bite-sized, crispy-to-the-outside caramel-filled puff pastry. It costs just 900 yen, but sells for 10 for 900 yen; it’s best bought in a box and split with a travel companion; after exploring the seafood and yumeko-sushi at the Tsukiji market, it’s a sweet finish.

A caramel puff the size of a mouthful, the highlight is the freshly baked and freshly filled filling

KOGASHI specializes in mini caramel puff pastries, with the crust made from biscuits and caramel. The texture is noticeably crispy; the filling is smooth cream. The store places great emphasis on freshly baked products, and does not pre-bake them in large quantities; they try to fill the pastry with the filling before delivery. For travelers, the best way to enjoy this dessert is to not store it too long: once purchased, enjoy it fresh with friends; the crispy texture of the crust is more complete.

Although the price is affordable, the ingredients used include fermented cream, domestically produced Japanese flour, and eggs. The 10-pack portion is not too expensive, and two or three people can easily enjoy it while walking; if you are traveling alone, you can also use it as afternoon tea, paired with hot tea from a nearby cafe or hotel room.

When is the best time to visit Tsukiji during your trip?

KOGASHI Tsukiji is located at 2-11-25 T・YS・Doms, Chuo Ward, Tokyo. It opens at 11:00 and closes when sold out. The main dishes at Tsukiji in the morning are still seafood donburi, sushi, and market snacks. It is recommended not to head straight to the dessert shop in the early morning but to take a break after lunch and spend a while shopping along the way before heading to Ginza or Tokyo Station. The shop will close early if the goods sell out, so if you arrive after lunch, you can first check the availability of the day.

It is easily accessible by foot from Tsukiji Station or Shinfukucho Station. The transportation connections are excellent. If you plan to visit Tsukiji Honmonji Temple, Ginza Department Store, or the Tokyo Station area that day, this shop is very convenient to add to your itinerary. The parfait box itself is also suitable for taking with you to enjoy during a short break in the park, but because the cream dessert tends to get too hot, don’t keep it in your carry-on bag for long periods when the weather is warmer.

New dessert options from Kobe Motomachi to Tokyo Tsukiji

Previously, KOGASHI had sold 5,000 units in a single day at department store events. This time, they chose to open a Tokyo store in Tsukiji, offering visitors a new local dessert that they can enjoy without having to queue for a long time. It’s not a high-end afternoon tea that requires you to take a detour, but a “small portion of reward” that’s perfect for when you’re on a tourist break: a box of treats that won’t leave you feeling too full and can also serve as a fun contrast to the savory food at Tsukiji.

Store Information

Store Name:KOGASHI Tsukiji Store
Opening Date:September 25, 2026 (Thursday)
Address:T・YS・Doms, 1st floor, 2-11-25 Chiyoda, Chuo Ward, Tokyo
Business Hours:11:00 until sold out
Price:Each 90 yen including tax, starting at 10 900 yen for 10 units.
Item:Mini caramel puff pastry

A small reminder for Taiwanese travelers

It is sold in 10-unit packages, making it ideal for groups of two or more people. If you want to bring it back to your hotel, consider it a dessert to enjoy on the day, rather than a gift for the next day. The lunchtime crowd at Tsukiji is already quite busy, so finish your main meal first and head to the store. This will help you maintain a more relaxed pace. If you plan to visit Ginza, you can also use KOGASHI as a sweet treat before heading to your next stop, saving time on a separate trip to a dessert shop.