Ginza Tsuboyaki-imo

Wow, these are some of the best sweet potatoes you'll ever eat. Rich, thick, chewy, sweet, toasty, warm, fresh, simply classic and delicious! Staff is so kind and the place is a gem

While walking around Ginza, we found this place and decided to try it because the baked sweet potato smelled so good—perfect for a cold winter day! 🍠 They have 3 sizes to choose from, and there are a few seats outside the shop. The staff recommended trying their latte too, but we were already full, so maybe next time! The waiter was super polite and welcoming. The price is a bit high, but I think it’s worth trying at least once!

I was surprised to find it off a quiet street. I ordered the large 1,200Y size and was able to eat it all with no problem. It was delicious and I will return before the end of my trip. Also, I wish they sold T-shirt’s. I love their logo.

Great little spot for some excellent Japanese sweet potato. Slow roasted in clay kilns on site, so deliciously simple yet crafty. Guaranteed, you will crave next time you are in town.

I found this place from a few food blogs and highly recommend for sweet potato lovers. The potatoes are freshly baked in coal-fired jars and cut in various sizes. It tasted sweet and smelt so good. Felt great to dine in after a long day of walking in cold weather. I would recommend sweet potato milk as well.

Absolutely delicious. The roasted sweet potatoes come in different sizes. They are gluten free too. A quick, easy and gorgeous eat for a quick stop while exploring. Lovely friendly staff.

Delicious 3 hour clay pot roasted sweet potatoes. The owner was friendly and showed a passion for sweet potatoes. We split a whole potato, you can buy half a potato also. Simply cooked and served warm - soft and naturally sweet. Worth a stop for a quick snack.

A little pricy but worth trying! The slow cook in the clay oven turns the yam into a super sweet puree. Not a lot of space inside so not really a place for a cafe break fyi.