Price
Β₯2,000β2,999
Rating
π₯ Excellent
Station
Ueno Hirokoji Sta.
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Kuriya Kurogi
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Near Ueno Hirokoji Sta.
About this spot
Kuriya Kurogi in Ueno delivers a playful twist on Japanese sweets with its signature Burnt Mitarashi Caramel, which features a generous swirl of cream cheese and caramel topped with optional cacao sauce. You can also try the Kuromitsu Kinako Soft Ice Cream for an elegant blend of mascarpone, azuki beans, and savoury kinako, or grab a quick bite on the go like the Katsu Curry or Tonkatsu from their limited collaboration menu.
π‘ Tips before you go
- Order the Lemon Miruku shaved ice early in the day to ensure you get the full scoop of lemon milk before it melts.
- Ask for the Pinot Mount Rainier collaboration item if you are visiting during its limited run for a unique flavor profile.
- The Tonkatsu and Katsu Curry are priced at 2500 yen, making them perfect affordable lunch options in this cafe setting.
Menu7 items
Mains
Katsu Curry
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Β₯2,500
Tonkatsu
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Β₯2,500
Tonkatsu
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Β₯2,500
Desserts
Burnt Mitarashi Caramel
Made with a generous amount of cream cheese, caramel, and an optional cacao sauce. It also has a generous portion of deer roe inside.
Kuromitsu Kinako Soft Ice Cream
From Kurogi's Kakigyo (Japanese ice cream). Elegant mascarpone, azuki beans, savory kinako (soybean flour), and the unique Japanese sweetness.
Lemon Miruku
May's limited edition of shaved ice. Half of it is 'Lemon Milk' filled with the aroma of Lemon, and the other half is 'Lemon Honey' with the sour taste of Lemon. Inside are cookies, deer, cheese cream and white bean paste.
Pinot Mount Rainier
Collaboration menu item