Kibidango Azuma — Attraction in Tokyo

There were two young ladies taking orders, they were not very nice with us. We wanted to buy a dango box for take out and the blonde girl seemed to not understand english so we tried to use body language and she repeated several times the same question as she seems to no understand every time we tried to communicate?? I mean, yeah, language barrier but we are tourists, don't expect me to understand full japanese and i don't expect them to speak my language too . So I used very simple words . I did feel like she really didn't want to take our order . After saying it was a "present-o" (in japanese accent) they gave me a box in a very bad manner. Left very disappointed, this was my second time buying dango in this shop but I left so disappointed that I won't going to...

Senso-ji is a gorgeous place in Tokyo to visit, even if it is thronged with both locals and tourists around the year. And if you don’t mind the crowds, there’s also quite a bit of good stuff to eat as well. I couldn’t help but feel rather transported as I chowed down on a snack of fresh, chewy Dango (400 yen), chased by a glass of ice-cold Matcha (200 yen) from Kibidango Azuma. It really does immerse you in the traditional...

Kibidango Azuma is popular for its mochi coated with peanut powder. The shop is located left side corner, few steps walk from Kaminarimon. Tatse wise personally I think average (not chewy) compare to 3 colour mochi. Price wise is ok, 400 yen. Staff can understand and communicate in simple English. There is a space beside the shop where you an enjoy the snack there, since eating while walking is prohibited around...