A specialty fresh-donut shop you can enjoy casually at Tokyo Station
Fresh donut specialty shop &TOKYO at Tokyo Station
Fluffy fresh donuts to enjoy at Tokyo Station
＆TOKYO is a specialty fresh-donut shop located inside Tokyo Station, on the B1 floor of Gransta Marunouchi. It’s easy to drop by between transfers or while shopping, making it perfect when you want to enjoy sweets casually at Tokyo Station.
The signature fresh donuts pair dough prepared in-store daily with carefully selected flavors. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, they have a light texture, with a wide variety from plain to cream-filled and options featuring Japanese ingredients.
Some items are created in collaboration with long-established Nihonbashi shops and sister stores, offering a lineup that feels distinctly Tokyo. Beyond sweet donuts, you’ll also find distinctive flavors like a donut topped with mazemen noodles—fun from the moment you start choosing.
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Three recommended points
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Fluffy fresh donuts made in-store
＆TOKYO’s fresh donuts are made by combining dough prepared in-store daily with carefully selected flavors. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, their light texture is part of the appeal. With the first bite, the gentle sweetness of the dough itself spreads.
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From sweet to traditional Japanese flavors
A range of flavors to match your mood, including plain, pudding, matcha, hojicha, and an-butter. In addition to classic sweet donuts, there are options that incorporate Japanese ingredients, making even the time spent choosing enjoyable.
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Collaboration items that feel distinctly Tokyo
There are also items created in collaboration with long-established Nihonbashi establishments and sister stores, offering a lineup that captures the spirit of Tokyo. You can even find unique flavors that aren’t just sweet, such as a donut topped with mazemen from the sister ramen shop “Dame na Rinjin”.
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＆TOKYO (And Tokyo) |
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| Address | B1F, Gransta Marunouchi, Tokyo Station, 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Access |
| Phone | 03-6812-2105 |
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【Mon・Tue・Wed・Thu・Fri・Sat】
08:00 - 22:00 【Sun・Public Holiday】
08:00 - 21:00 |
| Closed Days | Open year-round (except during the year-end and New Year holidays) |
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