Aburi Mochi
in Tokyo
Skewered mochi grilled over heat until lightly blistered, then brushed with a sweet-savory glaze. It is chewy, smoky, and especially comforting as a temple or market snack.
Did you know?
Aburi mochi is strongly associated with shrine and temple sweets, where grilled rice cakes are served as small ritual-adjacent treats.
Where to Find It
1 place to try Aburi Mochi in Tokyo
Oimatsu
$$$$Tokyo Station
A Kyoto-rooted wagashi maker with a Tokyo counter, useful for travelers seeking elegant mochi sweets and grilled rice-cake traditions without leaving the city.
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