Good Town Donuts

Good Town Doughnuts

Bakery • 6-chōme-13-6 Jingūmae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan

4.1(566 reviews)

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Tokyo's Small Donut Kingdom

Sweet Temptation for Donut Enthusiasts

Located in the backstreets of Shibuya, this small shop is a sight to behold with its long queues, reflecting its immense popularity. As you open the door, you are enveloped in an American atmosphere and the sweet aroma of donuts. The innovative and delightful menu items like Maple Bacon and Cinnamon Sugar are sure to catch your eye.

Exquisite Balance and Meticulous Work

The fluffy dough coated with sweet toppings, complemented by the savory bacon, adds an exquisite accent. With each bite, you will experience the delightful harmony of maple sweetness and saltiness. It's these innovative combinations that make this place so popular. The fastidious owner, a true craftsman, has meticulously crafted a "sweet and savory" experience at a high level.

A Cafe Time Worth Queuing For

This popular shop is known for its long weekend queues, a testament to its deliciousness that makes waiting worthwhile. The inviting atmosphere and the warm hospitality of the staff may also leave a lasting impression. This place offers a luxurious time that is truly enchanting.

Experience the authentic taste of American sweets in the backstreets of Tokyo. These novel yet genuine donuts are sure to captivate your taste buds.

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Reviews

4(3 months ago)

Kai Neo

Great bakery with vegan options. The donuts here are so awesome that I came by twice to try different things. The donuts here are on the fluffy side with a chewy texture which I prefer. Come here instead of the other one that has a long queue. Personally favourite is the raspberry pistachio although I really want to try the maple bacon one too.

4(4 months ago)

Sayeda Leahy

The donuts are sold inside the cafe that's called 'The Little Bakery Tokyo'. Oh my god. The donuts here are SO good. They're the closest thing I've had to New York style donuts whilst in Japan. They have amazing flavour to them, as well as the perfect light and chewy texture. We arrived at about 2pm and queued for about 10 mins. Although they were sold out of many flavours, they were churning out fresh donuts every now and then. If you don't see exactly what you're after, I'd recommend getting a coffee or something and hanging around outside to see what comes out. We initially got 2 donuts, one traditional glaze and one strawberry lemonade (the strawberry lemonade was unreal). We then saw them bringing out the maple bacon flavour and had to grab one. Good thing we did because it was easily the best of the bunch. The coffee was okay. Not the best we've had but pretty good. The donut flavours are all labelled in english as well as Japanese. We were unable to get a seat inside as it was super busy, however managed to secure a spot on one of their benches outside. Although we didn't try any, I did see a couple of vegan options on the menu. I marked down slightly as they coffees took about 15-20 minutes to come out, and the queue was a bit chaotic it was hard to figure out where to stand.

5(a year ago)

Johan Böhlin

Went here for the vegan donuts! If you go in the afternoon/evening, the selection is sparse or in worst case, empty. Luckily, I got one of the last two vegan classic glazed donuts. It was great! Just as you would imagine a donut. Had a oat latte as well, which was great. Sat in the small indoor serving. You most probably have to stand in line here, but it's quite a quick rotation.

5(a year ago)

K H

Very cute place and delicious vegan options. Vegan donuts only on the weekend and they do sell out. My sister had a regular raspberry pistachio donut and said it was the best she ever had. They have vegan cookies daily. We loved the chocolate chip and walnut. Some of the best vegan cookies I’ve had

4(12 months ago)

Michele T

Ordered a few donuts for takeout. Got a pink monster chocolate and maple bacon. The texture and taste is VERY similar to American donuts (the soft pillowy type, not dense cakey types though) and quite sweet. There’s a selection of vegan donuts as well but they tend to sell out quickly so if you want one I suggest coming early rather than late afternoon. Dine in is also available but I haven’t tried it yet. The line was quite long and I think I waited 20-30 minutes or so to get my takeout donuts. There doesn’t seem to be a separate line for those ordering to go or to dine in so that might be why the line is so slow since some people are waiting for tables.

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