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Ningyoyaki Custard Cakes (8 pieces)

$12 USD

Savor the authentic taste of Ningyoyaki (人形焼), a beloved Japanese wagashi originating from Tokyo. These small, castella-style cakes are traditionally baked in intricate molds, often depicting cultural symbols.

Made with soft, fluffy castella dough, each piece is filled with smooth custard cream for a rich, indulgent bite. This set features four festive shapes—mikoshi (portable shrine), taiko (drum), chochin (lantern), and a festival carrier—capturing the lively spirit of Tokyo’s summer celebrations.

Weight: 295g
Manufacturer: Shoei

Availability: In Stock     Get it within: 7-10 business days

Regular price $12.00 USD
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WC
12/04/2024
Wayne C.
Australia Australia

Very nice

I brought these on a whim, and I am glad I did. The taste was great though I did think that they could have done with a bit more custard in them.

KW
12/03/2024
Kelly W.
United States United States

cute look!

custard tastes so good

JB
10/18/2024
Julie B.
Australia Australia

The children love them

These taste so great and the children love them. Such a sweet soft cake with lovely custard centres. Individually wrapped for freshness.

SE
08/27/2024
Sherazade E.
Canada Canada

The best cake ever!

My favourite custard castella cake! Always saving up to order more. Pair it with a black honey tea and you'll be in sweets paradise!

VC
07/30/2024
Veronica C.
Australia Australia

Custard cake

Love it can’t beat these custard cakes