
Gyokueido Hikokuro serves traditional Japanese wagashi and dorayaki, including Torayaki, Tamaman, shuhama dango, seasonal namagashi, and yokan.
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- Address
- Japan, 〒103-0013 Tokyo, Chuo City, Nihonbashiningyocho, 2 Chome−3−2 玉英堂ビル 1F
- Phone
- +81 3-3666-2625
- Website
- gyokueidou.com

Tabelog 100 #63 in 2023
Tabelog 100 #63 in 2023 gave Gyokueido Hikokuro 3.7pts in its Restaurant category. The recognition frames it as a sweets-focused stop, not a broad dining plan.
Torayaki, Tamaman, and counter service
Torayaki, Tamaman, shuhama dango, seasonal namagashi, and yokan set the order focus. Counter service, quiet noise, and quick-bite pacing make the choice practical for a brief, conversation-led visit.
Quick Comparison
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gyokueido Hikokuro | Traditional Japanese Wagashi & Dorayaki | $ | , | Chūō |
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| Kikumaru | Traditional Japanese sweets café (anmitsu & wagashi) | $ | , | Taitō |
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Recognition history
Dated appearances from independent guides and award organizations, with the underlying list record or original source where available.
Tabelog 100 #63 · No. 63
Tabelog · Tabelog 100 - Japanese traditional sweets / Japanese sweets cafe - TOKYO - 2023
At a Glance
- Classic
- Cozy
- Well Known
- Quiet
- Solo
- Family
- Casual Hangout
- After Work
- Celebration
- Historic Building
- Standalone
- Design Destination
- Local Sourcing
- Street Scene
Current opening hours
- Monday
- 9 AM–7 PM
- Tuesday
- 9 AM–7 PM
- Wednesday
- 9 AM–7 PM
- Thursday
- 9 AM–7 PM
- Friday
- 9 AM–7 PM
- Saturday
- 9 AM–6 PM
- Sunday
- 9:30 AM–5 PM
Hours can change for holidays and private events. Last verified .
A small, traditional Japanese sweets shop with a classic neighborhood feel; calm and unhurried, focused on meticulous handcraft rather than dine‑in service, with a nostalgic, long‑established atmosphere suited to quiet browsing and gift buying rather than lingering meals.














