Tamadaken

On a hot day, the house-made matcha shaved ice is an appealing choice. Visitors have described its flavour as refreshingly light, with restrained sweetness that lets the matcha come through clearly.

Strawberry daifuku is another option to take away. Customers have praised the balance of chewy mochi, sweet anko and tart strawberry. Chestnut dorayaki and sweet potato confectionery offer a different mix of flavours and textures. One visitor noted the presence of chestnut alongside chunky anko in the dorayaki, and the dense, sticky texture of the sweet potato sweet.

The azuki bean pie pairs mildly sweet bean paste with crisp pastry, a combination that has won praise. It is one to consider when you would like something a little different from daifuku or dorayaki. The shop is reported to make, wholesale and sell Japanese sweets, and visitors also stop by for mochi and sekihan (red bean rice). One visitor found a section where items with a use-by date of that day were half price, though the selection and availability vary from day to day.

Opening hours are 9:00 to 19:00, and the shop is closed on Thursdays. Cash is the only accepted payment method.