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...
This adorable dessert shop boasts carrying NY Cheesecake and Apple Pie. The seating inside is quite quaint, with apples used for decorations. The desserts all looked really fresh and rich. There was c...
Maison Kayser is run by the son of the famous Anpan bread (sweet bean stuffed bread) maker in Ginza called Kimuraya. He studied in France where the company was originally started by Eric Kayser.
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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...
I'm going to give this place props for what it does. This posh bread shop makes bread without using milk, or eggs. The bread is made from either rice, wheat, or other kindss of starch, some from frui...
I went to this dessert shop/cafe for my birthday with my boyfriend. Immediately, we were bathed in a sense of eloquence and refinement, not only from the interior design of the cafe, but also from th...
PanDoll is exactly what'd you think a Japanese bakery should look, smell, and most importantly, taste like. The place isn't big: shelves line the wall, stacked with trays of freshly baked pastries and...
Cafes, Japanese Sweets & Cafes, Bakery ( Kichijoji )
Tanaka-Tei is an often mentioned favorite amongst Kichijoji aficionados. It's located on a quiet street behind the Tokyu department store alongside other pretty cafes and restaurants. As its motto sta...
As the name suggests, this shop specializes in French pastries! Both traditional and fusion. They sell french bread and croissants as well as curry buns, deep fried curry buns, sausage rolls, chocol...
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...
I got my friend a cake for her birthday from here. It was absolutely amazing. It was a chocolate cream one with strawberries, which I highly recommend. It was delicate and very rich and tasty. Also, i...
For some reason, whenever I share this bread's store with someone else, they think it's pretty magical. I, myself, think the place is pretty decent, fancier items reaching the 157 range (white cream g...
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 ...
Andersen Eat-in Bakery and Café is located near another Andersen (which serves more traditional café fare like sandwiches, soups, drinks, and desserts). This one is much better, in my opinion. Why? ...
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...