Age.3 GINZA

The Internet has not lied... This place is Soo amazing! We tried 6 different types and all of them are amazing in different ways! The lightest but still amazing is the standard whipped cream. In total we tried the whipped cream, creme brulee, hot cheesy Curry, regular Curry, ganache, Short rib. My two favorites are the whipped cream and the hot curry! The spice is just perfect! The staff was so friendly and helpful, English is flawless as well just in case your lacking Japanese.

Get one FREE Whipped Cream Fried Sandwich with a review! Amazing. The line is long before it's opened so you have time to write a review that you can edit later after trying the food~ Store opens at 11am The line is next to a park and this Monday morning kids were playing catch/baseball so the atmosphere is nice. I'm planning on getting the #1 Cream Brulee 1 whipped cream for the cheap price of ¥200 yen for the first one?? Wow (plus the free one from reviewing this) And 1 beef short rib yakiniku with special BBQ sauce The food looks divine and the menu is nice and clean with pictures 😇 Great overall experience so far, cant wait to take a bite! Creme Brulee: 4/5 , its unique and tasty. The hard front cover is a little complicated to bite thru but I liked to tap it to break it down then bite bite bite! 😬 Whipped cream: the classic. Its crazy how cheap it is, why not grab a cheap sandwich 4/5 Beef Short Rib Yakiniku with special BBQ sauce: 6/5!! I really enjoyed this. The meat is soooo good and I loved slurping that beautiful soft egg up, a must have ^^ My friend and I agreed that if you eat too many you might get tired of the fried bread texture so I recommend having 1-2 really good ones and maybe share with friends and families to mix and match different flavors~

We tried Age.3 GINZA 揚げサンド専門店 Age.3 and it was such a fun stop. We got the spicy curry and matcha fried sandwiches, and both were honestly delicious — crispy outside, flavorful inside, and way better than we expected for something so simple. The spicy curry one had a nice kick, and the matcha filling felt unique in a comforting way. There was a long line even though we went pretty late, so clearly it’s popular. Just note that there’s no seating, so you’ll have to eat it nearby — we ended up heading to a park close by, which actually made it a cute little mini-picnic situation. Also, if you buy three sandwiches they give you a free box, which is great if you’re grabbing extras. A great street-style snack stop — tasty, crispy, fun, and worth the wait if you’re in the area.

First taste-expectations were high, but honestly? Kinda mid. Just fried bread with random fillings, no real wow factor. The queue was long (of course), but it moved smoothly. Credit where it’s due: super well-organised. Staff come down the line with menus so you know exactly what you’re ordering before you even reach the counter. Efficient, yes. Life-changing? Nah. Oh you get 1 regular whipped cream sandwich for free if you review them.

First meal in Japan and did not expect the queue to be soo long. Took us about an hour to make our order and then around 15 mins to receive our order. But it was soooo worth it. The creme brulee one is a MUST GET it was deliciously creamy and sweet. The fried bread was generously filled with whipped cream and wasn’t cloying at all! The sweet potato creme brulee one was equally good. We also got the savoury cheese stew as well as smoked salmon ones but it wasn’t as standout as the sweet ones! So good i braved the queue a second time 🤓 only downside is queue time and q pricey

Worth the fuss. The cream is not too sweet and the bread crunchy. The creme brulee for sure was better than the cheese I had. The jpy200 only applies to the plain. Others at 850 yen. A bit messy to eat. I went at 6pm and there's only about 5 people in line. After the order though there's still around 10 minutes wait. No seats.

We arrived at 12:40 and the line was onto the next block. We were in line for about 35 minutes before making it to the storefront to order. While we were waiting, someone came and gave us a paper menu and that was an incentive to keep waiting. It was orderly and the staff was kind and appreciative. We got the original whipped cream, crème brûlée, and the egg salad. My favorite with the egg salad, and whatever umami sauce they gave us to put on top took it up a notch. They should be eaten hot, and the park across the street was a good place to enjoy them. Warning: it was very cold as you wait and eat in the shade of the buildings. Dress appropriately.

Went after work on a weeknight. There was a line but it moved quickly. I ordered the regular cream sandwich. It was 200 yen, and price increases for each additional. They have several prepared, but other types are made to order. It was ok. The cream is good, but the bread is too thin so not a great vehicle for the cream. Some of the other options looked tasty but they're served in the same very thin slice, split in half. Probably won't return. Paid with cash.