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Sweets Paradise: Shibuya
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Sweets Paradise is a popular all-you-can-eat sweets chain in Tokyo. The entrance fee gives you 90 minutes in which to indulge and over-indulge in the cakes, custards, ice creams and more that is available. If you get bored of sweets, they usually have a few savory items, such as curry or pasta.

Categories Cafes , Japanese Sweets & Cafes
Nearest Station Shibuya
Address Chitose Kaikan 1F. 13-8 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Telephone 03-3463-8525
Home Page http://www.sweets-paradise.com (In Japanese)
Business Hours 11:00am-10:00pm
Price Dinner: 1,000-1,999yen
Occasion Good for Date, Family, Group, Party
All you can eat Yes All you can drink Yes

4 Reviews for Sweets Paradise: Shibuya


 gab.ienna
  • Sweets Paradise: Shibuya
  • (2009-05-21)
  • Apparently this style of dining, called cakey bikey, is quite popular among young Japanese. For just under 1500 yen, you get 90 minutes of unlimited access to pastas, cakes, drinks, and a chocolate fondue machine. As expected in places such as this, when a kitchen is turning out so many things not all of them can be good. The pastas were all quite good, although a bit on the plain side. The cakes ... Read More

Gabriela
  • Sweets Paradise
  • (2009-05-13)
  • This is truly paradise for sweets lovers. For a flat fee of around $15, you have 90 minutes to gorge yourself on sweets. Don't go overboard, there's plenty of time to enjoy everything. I ended up balancing my sugar overload with pasta and curry--which were surprisingly good for a place that specializes in sweets. The cakes are delicious, and the best thing is they change what kinds are out so ther... Read More

enigmatic
  • Sweets Paradise: Shibuya
  • (2008-12-26)
  • Holy diabetes, Batman! If you're looking for a great way to send your bloodsugar through the roof, go here. Sweets abound, but the smaller pieces allow you to enjoy without making an extra notch in your belt. Thought their specialty really is dessert, the food is pretty good, too. If feels a bit like a school cafeteria, but the food certainly doesn't taste like the stuff you ate in elementary ... Read More

Arti383
  • An Athletic Event
  • (2008-06-26)
  • This is an amazing place! We walked in and paid our fee by machine, cafeteria-style. We sat at a table near the buffet section and used up three plates each. My favorite non-dessert item was their spaghetti with garlic, olive oil, and red pepper. It was spicy and garlicky and really great for a place that specializes in sweets. As for the cakes, they're cut into small pieces so you can try a bit ... Read More

Other reviews of the same chain


 zaou
  • Sweets Paradise
  • (2009-01-31)
  • So an assortment of items; from the far right: drink fountain, tea packets, ice crusher, pasta, pizza, rice, curry, salad, salad toppings, then desserts. At the desserts, which of course matters the most: cakes, tarts, jellos, tiramisu, custard, and constant and instant refills!! You can also reserve tables for a party of people; i suppose you need Japanese skills for that though. Otherwise, g... Read More

Biki
  • Sweets Paradise: Ginza
  • (2008-12-11)
  • Sweets Paradise is definitely the place to go if you enjoy eating cakes. It's an all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink cake buffet but you can also go for some more substantial choices: pasta, curry rice, soups and salad. Like all cake paradise's this one was self-served but I felt that the staff were not as friendly as in the Harajuku location. The variety of cakes change from time to time... Read More

faleelee
  • Sweets Paradise: Ginza
  • (2008-07-01)
  • 90 MINUTES OF CAKE!!!!!!! This is very woman's (and maybe man's) dream restaurant! This is an all-you-can-eat dessert buffet. There is an assortment of every type of cake you could want, a fondue fountain with various fruits, a snow cone maker with lots of syrups and sweet milk, ice cream bar, lots of soft drinks and... oh yeah, they have a small section with pastas and curry for those who aren't ... Read More

Discount Coupons in Shibuya

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--Receive a 10% discount on your bill.--

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