Typical Japanese bakery chain located all over Tokyo, but this particular chain has more of the things I like than most other bakery chains. The quiche is fabulous, the chocolate chip muffins are hea...
Good food, satisfactory service, and a comfortable atmosphere. They have a huge TV screen behind the bar as well which was playing a movie when we visited. Not a bad place to visit for lunch or a ca...
Though I'm not a huge bagel person, I really enjoyed the bagels here. They have some really unique ones that you can't find in the U.S., and they're very reasonably priced, too. The staff is really fr...
I love most Japanese bakeries, but I really liked this one. They have a wide selection of breads, croissants, rolls, muffins and pastries. I got a chocolate muffin which was delicious and not very swe...
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This is fantastic bread. I have to confess I don't really care for Japanese soft bread, shokupan. I like crusty, chewy and slightly heavy bread, and Levain makes some of the best I've had in Tokyo. Th...
Tokyo has spoiled me to expect flawless pastries. Anywhere else in the world, I'd become a die-hard regular of a pastry shop that could match the standards of Tokyo's top-end patissiers.
The problem...
This is one of the better sandwich shops in Tokyo.
This delicatessen style shop is in Atre (Ebisu Station) and they serve about 9-12 varieties of sandwiches depending on the time and day you go. Kat...
A small open shop within the station, this is a great place to try a variety of Japanese bagels. Fruit flavors, chocolatey bagels, and savory ones like soy and wasabi, etc. The shop also features a va...
Cafes, Japanese Sweets & Cafes, Bakery ( Ikebukuro )
Located near the south exit of Sunshine City (the one you’d come in if coming from the Higashi-Ikebukuro Tokyo Metro Station), Patisserie Grasstiara serves European pastries with a Japanese flair of...
Mon Petit Chou is a small stand located in Ikebukuro Station selling one and only one item: cream puffs. But these aren’t your ordinary flaky, mushy, bland cream puffs. These petit choux consist of ...
Stella’s Kitchen is a kiosk in Ikebukuro Station which sells cookies and pastries cutely packaged with ribbons and boxes. They also are very proud of their pudding, packed in bottles for consumption...
33. Hirota is a small kiosk in Ikebukuro Station selling cream puffs. While I admit, I am partial to Mon Petit Chou’s petit choux, Hirota does have some pretty compelling ice cream filled puffs. Sin...
Toshi Yoroizuka’s store commands attention worldwide. Foodies from around the world line up at his store to try his desserts.
I was lucky when I arrived without reservations, because someone had ...
This is absolutely my favourite bakery in Tokyo. The croissant aux amandes is just out of this world! They also have branches in other parts of Tokyo, see website below: http://www.maison-kayser.com/...
their "morning" set is quite the deal, i think. for under 500 yen, get a drink and a dessert. I can't remember precisely, but I have a slight recollection of getting the set during a normal...
There’s no question that the level of baking is high at Viron, but it’s overpriced. Bread goes from being a staple to an object of fashion and admiration, and is priced accordingly.
Over the cour...
I don't know. It seems like every single thing I eat from a patisseries is perfection personified. At Marimo, there was this cake with a cream with a very unique texture. The pies are awesome as well;...
Ah yes, desserts!
The people at Antenor serve up some really good desserts and pastries here, but they also specialize in cookies, biscuits, and chocolates! I especially like their "Melty"...
This place gets extra points for spirit. The staff are very hearty and vocal here, I think, and while being an open space area, somehow, there seems to be a greater selection than at other bakeries I'...