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Agemanju at Kokonoe
By far my personal favourite in Asakusa, agemanju are a type of fried sweet dumpling. At Kokonoe there are tons of different flavours to choose from, and their warm sweetness is perfect on a crisp, cool day.
Giant fried chicken at Anshin'ya
Offering a Taiwanese treat, Anshin'ya always has a big queue outside waiting for a taste of their delicious fried chicken that is the size of your head!
Fruity treats at Ginkado
For something fruity and sweet, Ginkado offers skewered fruit as well as very insta-worthy mochi with entire pieces of fruit in them ð
Doll-shaped cakes at Kimura Ningyoyaki
Ningyoyaki is a traditional style of red bean cake, where it is pressed into the shape of various characters, important figures, or other traditional cultural symbols.Â
Traditional ice cream sandwich at Chochin Monaka
A monaka is traditionally a type of crunchy wafer filled with sweet red bean paste, but here they have put a different twist on it and filled the wafers with ice cream!Â
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