Tyler
Google
If you’re in Ginza and looking for a trendy, deep-fried treat, Age 3 is an interesting spot to check out—once. The line was about 30 minutes, but the wait didn’t feel too bad since a staff member was outside guiding customers, keeping things organized, and making the experience more manageable.
Now, onto the food. The sandwiches were definitely unique, featuring crispy, deep-fried bread with various fillings. I tried a few different options, including a brûlée-style custard one, a chocolate-strawberry combination, and a pistachio-topped creation with a raspberry drizzle. They were all good, but not mind-blowing. The textures were nice—the crunchy, warm exterior contrasted well with the soft, creamy fillings—but I didn’t feel like it was something I’d crave again.
Would I go back? Probably not. But was it worth visiting? Yes. If you’re into viral food trends or just love trying new desserts, it’s worth the experience. Just don’t expect it to be life-changing.