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Hot Age-Manju (deep-fried manju) to accompany your visit to Sensoji Temple.
Founded in 1962, this Age-Manju (deep-fried-manju) store can be found along Nakamise, an avenue leading from Kaminarimon Gate to Sensoji Temple. The hot, freshly fried, and wide variety of flavors of Age-Manju makes it ideal for eating around. This store is always displaying and selling its products, and there is always a long line of customers waiting to purchase.
The most popular standard Age-Manju is characterized by the moderate sweetness of Koshi-An (sweet red bean paste) made from Japanese azuki beans. The manju is crispy fried in a blend of three kinds of high-grade oil, giving it an excellent crisp outside and a soft and chewy texture inside, and you will be eating it in just a few seconds. There are 13 flavors in total. Most of them are sweet, such as green tea and chestnut, but there is also a "Monja" flavor, which is fried with Aonori dried seaweed and red pickled ginger and flavored with sauce, and a "Curry" flavor with ground beef & pork, which is good for a light meal as well.
It is popular to purchase souvenirs in packages with illustrations of Sensoji Temple. These products last a long time, and a variety of varieties are available, such as the standard six-pack or a mix of five kinds of 10 pieces. If you would like to eat them right away, it is recommended that you purchase freshly fried to-go.
A store located three doors down from Sensoji Temple.
A wide variety of varieties, from standard to unique flavor
The standard flavor is Koshi-an Age-Manju
Sakura flavor with cherry leaves and flowers is popular among foreign tourists
Monja, a specialty of downtown Tokyo, is made into an Age-Manju
A wide range of souvenir products
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Do you have menus in foreign languages or with pictures? (If so, please let us know the languages available.)
English, Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Indonesian languages are available (indicated on price cards in stores)
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How long does it last?
freshly fried Age-Manju will last until the day after purchase. Packaged souvenirs last from 7 to 10 days, depending on the season.
逛街逛的有點肚子餓，這家炸饅頭排了很多人，感覺很受歡迎，特別買了咖哩口味，熱熱的真好吃！
