東京都·その他
Ikebukuro Mihara-do Kura no Dorayaki
When you split the moist skin, you find it generously filled with home-cooked red bean paste. This dorayaki is baked to a fragrant perfection, inspired by a traditional storehouse (kura), by the long-established Mihara-do in Ikebukuro. Mihara-do is a Japanese confectionery shop founded in Ikebukuro in 1937. It is known as a shop frequently visited by the great literary figure Edogawa Ranpo, who lived nearby, and is an accomplished establishment that has received the Minister's Award at the National Wagashi Grand Exhibition. This 'Kura no Dorayaki' features fluffy dough sandwiching carefully cooked bean paste, highlighting the gentle sweetness of the beans. It is perfect for both daily snacks and as a souvenir. A simple yet profound, calm flavor unique to a long-established shop. It will soothe your heart.
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