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JACK IN THE DONUTS

JACK IN THE DONUTS

Donut shop

★ 3.7147 reviews

Welcome to the donut specialty shop ジャック イン ザ ドーナツ. Coming across a donut from a faraway land and thinking "I want to try it!" Standing in front of a colorful display going "Wow, which one should I pick!" Our concept is to create those moments that make your heart flutter with excitement. We hope to be a place you can drop by whenever the mood strikes, adding a little "excitement" to your everyday life.

  • Japan, 〒185-0013 Tokyo, Kokubunji, Nishikoigakubo, 2 Chome−1−18 nonowa西国分寺ホーム内
  • Today · 9 am–8 pm
    • Saturday: 9 am–8 pm
    • Sunday: 9 am–8 pm
    • Monday: 9 am–8 pm
    • Tuesday: 9 am–9 pm
    • Wednesday: 9 am–9 pm
    • Thursday: 9 am–9 pm
    • Friday: 9 am–9 pm
  • +81 42-312-4175
  • jack-donuts.jp

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Gentle Nomad10 months ago
★★★★★

Certainly an adventure to find: one that I enjoyed. Located inside the train station ticket entrance at track 1 for Tokyo.

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朦朧6 years ago
★★★★★

On Track 3 in Nishikokubunji Station. Donuts are pretty good; not too sweet. Good coffee too. Prices are reasonable. Power outlets at every seat. Would go again.

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Jackson Lo2 years ago
★★★★★

GOOD WORK. Sometimes I buy 5....10....6, and if I ask for a box* YOU SHOULD GIVE A BOX. Not tell me I need to buy 8-10 donuts, because.... I cancel my order 笑 What are you going to do with them now?!?! It's a humid day today. Good Luck With Your Business, Starbucks upstairs has wifi

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ehbuddy TV3 years ago
★★★★★

THE BEST FOR ME! AWESOME VARiETY OF FLAVOURS. MUST TRY! ON THE CHUO LiNE PLATFORM.

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Hazel KURI-KURI9 months ago
★★★★★

A donut café on track 1 at Nishikokubunji Station, on the inbound Chuo Line platform. Free Wi-Fi available. The donuts are a little more expensive than ミスド, but the drinks aren’t that pricey. You can take a break with a donut and a drink in the 500円 range. People coming home from school or work stop for a short break in the stylish interior with jazz playing. Most of the donuts seem to be so-called “cake donuts,” the Old Fashioned type at ミスド. They’re heavily decorated and cute, but probably high in calories as a result. I guess the shop is aimed at people in their 20s. The series of unusual foreign donuts is one thing to look forward to. Come to think of it, lots of local European festival sweets are fried, aren’t they? My recommendation is the hot tea. I can almost hear you saying, not the donuts?! But the black tea is delicious. It would be even better if they added a little more hot water. Filling a paper cup only six-tenths full seems insufficient. To the shop management: donuts are a snack that dries out your mouth, so please adjust things to add more hot water! (Revisited February 2026) So happy! They had increased the hot water for the tea. A warm drink and delicious donut in the cold season—wonderful. Thank you! I’ll be back.

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