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Aburi Dango Jumondo (炙り団子 十文堂)

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Japanese Confectionery

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Aburi Dango Jumondo is a Japanese-style confectionary located near the intersection of Yasaka-dori Avenue and Higashi Oji-dori Avenue. The name of the shop comes from the Edo Period, when a plate full of dango (sweet rice dumplings) cost 10 mon (Ju mon). Its most famous item is Suzunari Dango, in which three dango about 2 millimeters in diameter are mounted on each branch of a split skewer and toasted. Customers can order dango in a set of five of the same variety or in a set of five with one skewer of each kind. There are also sets consisting of dango with a beverage and/or other sweets.

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Higashiyama-ku Tamamizuchou 76 Higashi Odori Yasasaka Subway (Gion / Higashiyama / YamashinaArea)

0755253733

11:00-18:00(L.O.17:30)

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Reviewed:2016/06/14 How does somewhere so small survive?

We tumbled into this tiny sweet shop/cafe by accident whilst walking between attractions in Eastern Kyoto. It has some 12 seats at most. It serves warm/toasted Japanese sweets with tea or coffee...

Reviewed:2018/09/02 お団子の食べ比べも

注文を聞いてからお団子を焼いてくれるので少し時間がかかります。
お団子が小さいので色々食べ比べるのもいいと思います。

Reviewed:2018/05/04 ぶどうみたいに小さなだんご

小さなだんごがいろいろな味付けで楽しめます。お店も小さいので並ぶことが多いと思いますが、回転は早いほうかも。3歳の息子も美味しいと言ってペロッと平らげました

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