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Tokyo is world-famous as a major metropolis where the latest trends in fashion and culture come together. The city is also home to countless gourmet spots, from long-loved favorites cherished by locals for years to stylish places that are making waves. This time, we’ve put together a by-area guide to popular cafes in Tokyo where you can enjoy great sweets.
Created: July 21, 2026
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Located right near Shibuya Station, L'Occitane Cafe SHIBUYA TOKYO is a cafe run by L'Occitane, a cosmetics brand from France.
It occupies the second and third floors above the L'Occitane shop, and both floors are said to offer a natural, stylish, and relaxing space.
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One of the big draws is being able to enjoy sweets while looking out over Shibuya Scramble Crossing, famous around the world as a symbol of Tokyo.
The photo shows the "L'Occitane Dessert Plate," which lets you try 4 popular sweets at once. The crème brûlée and gâteau au chocolat are said to be especially rich and delicious.
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The popular tea menu item has been turned into a parfait called the "Tea Parfait." It lets you enjoy items like tea au lait ice cream and tea pudding, making it an irresistible dessert for tea lovers.
In particular, the honey lemon tea jelly in the bottom layer is said to be refreshingly good, and people say they can enjoy it all the way to the last bite without getting tired of it.
TAKA7620
The crème brûlée has a smooth mouthfeel, and the crisp top is really delicious! The coffee has a nice, balanced bitterness and tastes close to mizudashi coffee (cold brew coffee)!
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食べハオ子
This time, I ordered a drink and a cake. If you order a cake, the drink comes at a set price. The cake had rich whipped cream and was delicious, and the tea latte I ordered was lightly sweet and just right!
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Located inside Shinjuku Takashimaya right near Shinjuku Station, Breizh Cafe Creperie Shinjuku Takashimaya Ten is an easy place to stop by while shopping.
It is Japan’s first creperie, where you can enjoy galettes, crepes made with soba flour (buckwheat flour). The glass walled interior feels open and is said to have a calm atmosphere.
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One feature is the pleasant garden terrace seating, where flowers bloom through all four seasons.
They offer a full range of galettes, from sweet to savory, all with the toasty aroma of buckwheat flour. The photo shows the "Jikasei Ringo no Compote no Galette (galette with house-made stewed apples), vanilla ice cream, cinnamon."
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There is also a wide variety of crepes on the menu. They also offer grown-up crepes with alcohol that let you enjoy flambé. The crepes are cooked to order, and are said to be fragrant and tasty.
The photo shows the "Chocolat Banane," which comes with caramelized banana on the surface, chocolate, and cream.
atu92088
The chewy crepe was topped with plenty of fragrant sliced almonds, cold ice cream, and rich chocolate sauce. The contrast between the crisp edges and the melting sweetness was just right, and the mix of textures kept it enjoyable to the very last bite. The staff were also polite and welcoming, and their warm smiles made it easy to relax and enjoy a leisurely time.
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Wasabi625
For dessert, it came with a galette made with 100% sobako (buckwheat flour) and sobako ice cream, with a great balance of toasty flavor and gentle sweetness. There was no fruit or cream, and that simplicity let the flavor of the sobako really come through. The pastry was crisp and light, so it stayed enjoyable all the way to the end.
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ESPRESSO D WORKS is on the first floor along Tokyo Metropolitan Route 305, about a 7-minute walk from Ebisu Station East Exit. It is a cafe popular for sweets such as fluffy soufflé pancakes.
The stylish interior is said to feature wall art made from 250,000 coffee beans.
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The pancakes, known for being airy yet chewy and delicious, come in regular favorites and monthly specials.
The photo shows the popular regular favorite, the "Caramel Nut Pancake." It is said to be delicious, with fluffy whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, rich caramel, and nuts pairing perfectly with the pancakes.
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The Dutch baby, crisp on the outside and chewy inside, is also popular. The "Cream Cheese and Nutella Dutch Baby" is well reviewed for the great match of sweet Nutella, a cocoa and hazelnut paste, and salty cream cheese.
And the "Berry Berry Pancake," which lets you enjoy berries to your heart's content.
グラン45
I really wanted to eat fluffy pancakes, so I went! I visited at around 17:00 on Wednesday, so it was not crowded! They were not too sweet, so I finished them in no time! They were delicious〜! The staff were all cheerful, and the service was polite too! I recommend it
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TEBASAKI08
The atmosphere was really nice, and I could relax from the bottom of my heart✨✨It was such a comfortable space that it made me want to stay for hours. The pancakes were soft and very tasty, and they paired perfectly with the drinks☕
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Kajitsuen Liber Harajuku Ten, just a 1-minute walk from Harajuku Station East Exit, is a fruit parlor that represents Tokyo. You can enjoy sweets made with plenty of seasonal fruit.
The glass-walled interior has an open feel and is said to be a stylish, comfortable space.
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One thing that sets this place apart is its Breakfast menu, where you can enjoy as much fruit as you like.
The "D Set French Toast" is a popular item piled so high with fruit that you can barely see the French toast underneath. It also comes topped with ice cream, making for a Manzoku breakfast from the start of the day.
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One key point is that the fruit used in the sweets is cut fresh each time rather than prepared in advance.
The beautifully presented parfaits are also popular, and there is a wide variety on the menu. Shown in the photo are the ichigo parfait (strawberry parfait), said to be delicious with sweet-tart strawberries, and the mango parfait, known for its excellent fully ripe mango.
海栗ちゃん
It takes a little time from ordering to serving, but the melon parfait uses plenty of melon and looks great too! The seasonal fruit crepe also came with ice cream on top, and it was very good with lots of fruit to enjoy together. They also have pasta and doria (Japanese baked rice gratin), so it is good for everything from a meal to dessert!
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Randol
Since I was here, I ordered the popular fruit yogurt. The yogurt had a light sweetness and was not too sweet, so it was very easy to enjoy. It was topped with plenty of fresh fruit, and when eaten together, the natural sweetness and tartness spread through the mouth in a perfect balance. It was a lovely moment, with a gentle taste and good flavor that made me feel warm inside.
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At Q-pot CAFE. Omotesando Honten, you can enjoy designs inspired by sweet accessories as real sweets. It is about a 7-minute walk from Omotesando Station, and it is a great place to take a break while strolling around Omotesando.
The interior is divided into seven spaces by theme, and each one is said to be dreamy and cute.
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The stylish and popular "Necklace Plate with Drink," which lets you choose from 5 kinds of sweets, and the "Macaron Ring Plate," which lets you choose from 4 kinds of macarons, are served on gorgeous plates.
The authentic sweets made by the patissier are said to satisfy both the eyes and the palate.
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One thing that stands out is the wide range of limited-time menus. The "afternoon tea set," where you can enjoy both sweets and savory items, also lets you enjoy different flavors and looks each season.
The photo shows a cute Christmas version with snowmen and reindeer. The taste is said to be great too.
gomii255
I saw it online and thought it looked cute, so I went with a friend! It was very popular, so it was busy even on a weekday. The inside was cute, with decor like a candy house. The choco mint parfait was cute and tasty too. Clothes and bags were sold on the second and third floors.
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ffbb92
The shop and its products are packed with cute details. I visited with a reservation for the afternoon tea set. The sweets were not as sweet as they looked, and I enjoyed them all the way to the last bite. The croissant sandwich was satisfying.
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Noa Cafe Ginza Ten, just steps from Exit A5 of Tokyo Metro Ginza Station, is a hideaway cafe on the first basement floor. You can enjoy sweets such as freshly baked waffles together with their house-roasted coffee.
The clean interior, done in a monochrome palette, is spacious and has a calm, relaxing atmosphere.
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Made with top quality ingredients and cooked one by one to order using the shop's own method, the waffles are said to be crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. They offer a wide range, from standard waffles to seasonal limited-time waffles.
The photo shows the Chocolate Banana Waffle, which is said to be irresistible for sweets lovers.
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They also offer a full lineup of menu items beyond waffles.
The “Mont Blanc” in the photo is one of Japan’s popular cakes, made by piping chestnut cream over the pastry. It is said to be excellent, with a rich chestnut flavor. In autumn, when chestnuts are in season, you can also enjoy waffles made with Mont Blanc.
トシ0318
It had been a while since I last went to Ginza (Tokyo), so I wanted to visit a stylish cafe and headed to a place said to have great waffles. The seasonal fruit seemed to be their top recommendation, but I went with the classic chocolate and cream waffle. It was not too sweet and seriously good. Even with this much fresh cream, it stayed light and crisp, then seemed to melt away in an instant.
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nyanm8
It was a shopping day in Ginza with my partner ^_^ This is the cafe we stopped by for a short break. The strawberry waffle we ordered was nice and crisp, went really well with the vanilla ice cream, and was very delicious ♡ Ginza gets crowded on holidays, but we were able to relax and take our time 〜
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At LOUANGE TOKYO Le Musée, you can enjoy tempting sweets made by a chef who honed both skill and sensibility at well-known restaurants. One of its defining features is the refined interior inspired by an art museum, where many sweets are displayed.
It is located on the first floor of KOKO HOTEL, just steps from Ginza-itchome Station.
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This spot mainly serves afternoon tea, where you can enjoy sweets and savory items. The contents change with the seasons, but the teddy bear chocolate is always available.
Everything is so cute that people say it almost feels too adorable to eat. The photo shows the "Pink Ribbon," served on Wednesdays.
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They also offer other sweets, so even people who want to casually enjoy desserts can feel at ease stopping by.
The photo shows the cheesecake "Fromage Fleur," made with Brie cheese and cream cheese and topped with tart dried fruit. Its cute appearance is part of the appeal too.
74a62f
The sweets looked beautiful and tasted just as good, with a smooth melt-in-your-mouth texture that was really delicious. As for the tea, they first brought over a box of tea leaves, which was a lovely touch since we could choose based on the aroma and our own preferences.
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Pokopann
Both the sweets and the savory items were delicious! There were sweet, tart, and salty options, so I could keep eating without getting tired of them. I was also happy that the drinks included coffee and cafe latte.
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Kukurihime Coffee is a Japanese style cafe located about 3 minutes from Tokyo Metro Asakusa Station, near Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate). You can enjoy sweets with a Japanese feel along with house-roasted coffee.
The cafe takes its name from Kukurihime, the matchmaking deity who appears in the Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan). The interior also offers a warm Japanese style space.
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The six varieties of “Kimono o Kita Parfait” are Japanese-style parfaits inspired by kimono.
The photo shows “Oiran (courtesan) Matcha and Azuki,” which expresses a hair ornament kanzashi (traditional hairpin) and a glossy kimono. It is based on azuki (red beans), chestnuts, and matcha, and is recommended for anyone who wants to fully enjoy a Japanese feel with both the eyes and the palate.
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The “Bonsai Parfait,” inspired by bonsai (miniature potted trees), one of Japan’s traditional cultural arts, is also popular with guests from Japan and abroad.
You can fully enjoy Japanese flavors with Asakusa’s specialty anko-dama (sweet bean paste balls), which wrap anko in kanten (agar) made mainly from red algae, imo-yokan (sweet potato jelly) also made with kanten, matcha chocolate chou rusk, and more.
さやまる1122
Many of the items, such as parfaits, kakigori (shaved ice), and cakes, look great in photos, and they also have a good reputation for taste. One standout is the parfait called "Kukurihime no Yomeiri," where you can enjoy the rich pistachio cream and the bright freshness of the strawberries. They also have options with restrained sweetness, which is a nice plus for people who do not like things that are too sweet.
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Sakuramochi2525
Every item on the menu is a creative sweet that really shows attention to detail. Just looking at them is fun and lifts your mood. Everything was delicious, but I personally liked the anmitsu kakigori (shaved ice with anmitsu toppings) best. The kuromitsu (brown sugar syrup) and apricot syrup went perfectly with the anko (sweet red bean paste) and cream. Spending time in this lovely and comfortable shop was pure bliss.
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BLUE LEAF CAFE Ueno, a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ueno-hirokoji Station, is a cafe you can stop by while exploring Ameyoko (Ameya-Yokocho Market), a lively shopping street popular with tourists from Japan and abroad.
The spacious interior is a stylish and warm space where you can relax and enjoy a calm, unhurried time.
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The popular item here is the "French toast," made with thick cut bread and slowly cooked in a skillet. The outside is crisp, while the inside has a soft, pudding-like texture.
In addition to the three standard options shown in the photo, "plain," "matcha (green tea)," and "hojicha (roasted green tea)," they also offer limited-time seasonal menu items.
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The popular "Panda Parfait," made with rich and creamy soft serve, is a visually fun sweet that looks great on social media.
The one on the left in the photo is the "Aka Panda Parfait" made with berries, and the one on the right is the "Midori Panda Parfait" made with matcha azuki (green tea and sweet red beans). They also have the "Kuro Panda Parfait" with chocolate and banana.
foodfillingthoughts
If you get tired while visiting the museums in Ueno Park and want to take a short break, head to this nearby cafe. You can enjoy soft and fluffy French toast. Honestly, I was not expecting much, but the combination of French toast and a piping hot skillet was surprisingly delicious. The coffee was pretty good too!
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食べ歩きのじゅん
The specialties here were the panda parfait and French toast, so I ordered both. Both looked great and tasted good, and they really hit the spot after a long day of walking. The place was crowded with lots of customers, but the dining area is spacious and tables turn over fairly quickly, so if you wait a bit, you can almost certainly get a seat. This is a recommended spot for panda lovers.
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Amaidokoro Hagoromo Saryo Asakusa Honten, located very close to Senso-ji (Senso Temple), is a sweet shop where you can enjoy Japanese-style sweets.
The restaurant has a Japanese-style setup where you take off your shoes before entering, and the interior, with its calming wooden design, includes counter seats, table seats, and Private room. It is a great choice when you want to take a relaxing break.
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The melt-in-your-mouth "Fuwafuwa Kakigori: Yuki no Hana" is popular, and you can choose from 3 varieties.
The "Tenku no Matcha Azuki" in the photo is a Japanese-style kakigori (shaved ice) that lets you enjoy the harmony of premium dainagon azuki (large red beans) known for their plump shape, fragrant matcha (green tea), and rich milk syrup.
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The "Kinuneri Soft Serve" is also available in 3 types, featuring the rich taste of carefully selected raw milk at 60% and a mild sweetness.
The photo shows the recommended "Tokusei Hagoromo Parfait." It is topped with warabi mochi (bracken starch jelly), a Japanese sweet made with starch from bracken root, and dainagon azuki (large azuki beans), with matcha added on top.
JOKI13512
The restaurant is spacious, beautiful, and has a luxurious feel. Since it is a kanmidokoro (Japanese sweets cafe), we ordered kakigori (shaved ice) and anmitsu (traditional Japanese dessert), and both were carefully made and very good. Also, when we asked the staff to take a group photo for us in front of the restaurant at the end, they kindly took several shots for us, which we really appreciated.
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df45382792xchvs
I stopped by here for a break after walking around Asakusa (Asakusa) quite a bit. Maybe because the entrance is a little quiet and tucked away, the place was surprisingly uncrowded compared with the shops around it. You take off your shoes when you enter and put them in a shoe locker before heading to your seat, and orders are placed on the tablet at the table. The floor has a tatami-style cushioned surface, which felt great on my tired legs. The omatcha (matcha) was pleasantly bitter and tasty too.
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HAUTE COUTURE CAFE OMOTESANDO is an afternoon tea specialty shop where the interior and menu change with the seasons.
It is located along Lohas-dori, a 2-minute walk from Omotesando Station Exit A1. The interior is a soothing space full of charm, and it also has open terrace seating.
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The afternoon tea features an assortment of sweets and savory items made with plenty of seasonal fruits and ingredients.
The photo shows the spring season, when the cherry blossoms are in bloom and hanami (cherry blossom viewing) can be enjoyed. Surrounded by cherry blossoms, you can fully enjoy an afternoon tea inspired by sakura (cherry blossoms).
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The photo shows a winter afternoon tea inspired by Christmas.
Every item on the menu is known for being not just cute to look at, but also surprisingly tasty, pleasing both the eyes and the palate. You can enjoy the drinks with free flow service. It is a popular spot, so making a reservation is recommended.
ｸﾝﾌｰｼﾞｭｺﾞﾝ
More than anything, the decorations inside the restaurant and on the food were beautiful! The staff were also very attentive, and I was very Manzoku! I was also really happy that the drinks were free refills from several kinds! I’d love to come back in a different season♡
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モブぴよ
It was a super cute, photogenic spaceヽ(*＾ω＾*)ﾉAnd what Surprising me most was that the food actually tasted really good too！！I honestly thought it might focus more on looks, so I was not expecting that much, but the sweets were lightly sweet, and the food was genuinely tasty too, which really impressed meヽ(*＾ω＾*)ﾉ
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Minimal The Specialty Azabudai Hills is an experiential chocolate specialty shop.
It is located on the rooftop of Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza A, about a 3-minute walk from Kamiyacho Station. Reservations for the following month open on the 1st of each month, so if you are interested, be sure to book early.
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The seasonal "Minimal Cacao Chocolate Dessert Course" changes with the time of year, and lets you fully enjoy cacao and chocolate, with tasting comparisons and pairings with drinks as well. The photo shows a tasting comparison of 8 kinds of bonbon chocolat.
They also offer a wide range of takeout items.
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The popular afternoon tea also offers a different menu each season. In addition to sweets like chocolate treats, it also includes savory items and tasting comparisons.
The photo shows a summer version made with tropical fruits. Every item looks carefully crafted and delicious.
東京OLちゃん❤︎
This time I had the chocolate course, and every single item was made with so much care that it felt like the kind of place you want to root for.ᐟ.ᐟEven though it was chocolate from start to finish, the range of flavors was amazing, so I never got tired of it! Everything was just too good......
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すぴかぱっしょん
It started with a tasting of 6 kinds of chocolate, followed by two cold plates. The sweets, savory items, and baked goods were all delicious. Many of them used chocolate, but I was surprised to find that good chocolate is not heavy at all.
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Milano Dolce Tre Spade is a specialty shop for rich, refined, and creamy "Milano Purin (Milan pudding)." It is located about 10 minutes from Tokyo Tower.
They mainly focus on Takeout, but up to about 5 people can also eat in.
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The signature "Milano Purin (Milan-style pudding)" is a firm, square pudding almost like a cake. To let you enjoy the pudding’s natural flavor, they use almost no additives and only Special ingredients.
The photo shows the simplest option, "Plain (vanilla flavor)."
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There is a wide variety to choose from, including “Limone (lemon flavor),” known for its fresh lemon taste, and “Sicilia Pistacchio (pistachio flavor),” where you can enjoy the taste and aroma of pistachio.
For those who want to enjoy Japanese flavors, “Giapponese (matcha flavor),” with the rich taste of Uji matcha (green tea from Uji), comes recommended.
cg9dkmd
Judging from its shape alone, this is no ordinary pudding. This pudding, called Milano purin (Milan pudding), is by far the best I’ve ever had. It has an amazing balance of firmness and sticky richness. The flavor that rises through your nose is irresistible. There may be no pudding that fits the word “rich” this well. It also pairs perfectly with espresso. So good.
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poomania038
The pudding is firm but smooth, and the rum raisin flavor comes through afterward. They have a variety of flavors, so I’d like to try a different one next time. They also offered a nama-choco (fresh chocolate) service. The iced coffee goes well with the pudding.
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Nanaty and Tsutsumi is a popular cafe where you can enjoy visually appealing Homemade cakes and baked sweets.
The interior is compact, but it has a relaxing atmosphere. It is located inside the Portofino Building, a shopping complex, about a 3-minute walk from Omotesando Station.
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Popular items include colorful heart-shaped mousse cakes and macarons that look great in photos.
The mousse in the photo shows "Rouge" in the back, made with kiichigo (raspberry), and "Rose" in the front, made with strawberries. Wrapped in jelly, the light and airy mousse is known for being not only cute to look at but also very tasty.
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The "Afternoon Tea Course" lets you enjoy 10 colorful sweets and finger foods. Drinks are also free flow, so you can enjoy as much as you like.
The menu changes with the season, but it is said to be a course that leaves both your eyes and taste buds fully Manzoku. Reservations are required for parties of 2 or more.
ゆめはchan
My impression is that the shop has a very cute atmosphere, and the mousse cake was also very delicious, so I am extremely Manzoku! I want to go again!
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わかやすみ
I was drawn in by the cute mousse and decided to stop by!️I ordered the Blanc rare cheesecake mousse with blueberry jelly inside. It had a nice cheese flavor while still being light and airy, and it was delicious ☁️The jasmine tea with flower petals in it also smelled lovely and was very nice. The staff were kind as well, and I’d love to go back!
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Salon Bake & Tea, located inside NEWoMan, the shopping center directly connected to Shinjuku Station. You can enjoy gorgeous sweets made with seasonal fruit.
The interior is stylish and relaxing, and one of its features is a live kitchen that adds a sense of excitement.
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The hearty parfaits made with plenty of fruit are popular. The contents change with the season, but they all look cute and are lightly sweetened, so they are said to go down easily.
In the photo, the one in front is the "momo (peach) lace parfait," and the one in back is the "natsu ichigo (summer strawberry) soleil parfait."
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On weekdays, they offer the “Afternoon Tea” shown in the photo, where you can enjoy both sweets and savory items. Every menu item is said to be not only cute but also tasty.
On weekends and public holidays, you can enjoy the “Order Sweets Buffet.” Both courses require a reservation, and you can choose whether to include All you can drink.
ぷるん12345
I have visited several times, but reservations are essential on weekends. This time, I went with the order style sweets buffet. First, they serve a sweets assortment, and after that you place additional orders. I chose the free drink option, so refills were available during the time limit. The drinks are served in a Nanbu tekki (traditional cast iron kettle). The petite cakes and petite breads are a nice size, so you can eat more than you might expect.
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溺れる金魚
A perfect little treat for a break while shopping or whenever you want to relax a bit. With its calm atmosphere, it’s also great for an adult cafe date or a solo cafe visit!! The strawberry Mont Blanc was so delicious!
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Cafe WALL, right near Exit C6 of Tokyo Metro Shinjuku-sanchome Station, is a hideaway cafe serving seasonal sweets and Homemade dishes.
The interior has table seating, sofa seating, and Semi-private room seating. It is bright with natural light during the day, and at night you can enjoy a moody atmosphere by candlelight.
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The recommended “3-shu no Yokubari Oyatsu Plate (3-Item Indulgent Snack Plate)” is a popular sweets plate whose contents change every 1.5 to 2 months. It lets you enjoy sweets made with seasonal fruit, including a mini parfait.
Every sweet on the plate gets great reviews with no complaints. Its cute presentation that looks great on social media is part of the appeal.
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If you want to enjoy sweets a little more casually and quickly, this place has you covered.
The "Honjitsu no Chiizukeeki (today's cheesecake)" on the right in the photo is a recommended item that lets you enjoy different cheesecakes each day, such as milk tea, matcha (green tea), and black tea flavors. On the left in the photo is the "Gâteau au Chocolat," which is known for being rich and delicious.
チーズケーキおばさん
This shop serves daily changing cakes. On this day, it was milk tea cheesecake. The cake had a clear milk tea flavor. You do not come across milk tea cheesecake very often, right,,? The atmosphere of the shop was nice too, and even though it is right in the middle of Shinjuku, it was a cafe where you could relax.
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オムライス大好きだよ
The cafe had a warm atmosphere inside. I was able to get in right away at around 16:00. The berry cheesecake was sweet and tart, smooth, and very delicious. It was even better with the sweet vanilla ice cream. The drinks were stylish and tasty too. It was a very nice cafe for taking a break.
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Located in Lumine Shinjuku Lumine 2, a shopping center directly connected to Shinjuku Station, HAND BAKES Lumine Shinjuku Ten is an easy place to stop by while shopping and enjoy delicious Homemade sweets.
The interior is a warm and stylish space, and it is said to be very comfortable.
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The afternoon tea, filled with sweets and savory bites, is popular. They offer several courses with different menus and prices.
The sweets, including brownies, mousse, and macarons, are all said to be tasty, and their cute presentation adds to the appeal. The amount of savory food is also just right.
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If you want to casually enjoy sweets, you can also order A la carte.
The tart in the photo is a carefully made sweet, baked fresh in the shop every day with plenty of seasonal fruit. If you want to enjoy Japanese style flavors, the "matcha (green tea) no Shiboritate Mont Blanc" is recommended, letting you enjoy the aroma and slight bitterness of matcha.
Mai*まい
A friend and I wanted to drink lots of black tea, so we made a reservation and visited. It was fun because they had many different kinds of flavored teas! I also appreciated being able to order by QR code. Both the sweets and savory items were properly tasty, and I especially felt that anything with a buttery flavor was particularly good, maybe because they are especially good with butter-based items.
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ゆぴ(オシャレ・オタ活向けカフェ紹介)
The fruit tart was very satisfying and delicious, topped with lots of chunky fruit. The berry hibiscus tea soda was a really tasty soda that let me enjoy a berry flavor along with a tropical feel. The Earl Grey was served at an easy-to-drink temperature, and I enjoyed it while warming up my body lol
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Enjoy afternoon tea at Laduree Hibiya Ten in an elegant and stylish space that feels like being in France. This is the Hibiya branch of the luxury maison founded in Paris in 1862, known as the birthplace of the macaron.
It is in an easy-to-stop-by location, just a short walk from Hibiya Park and the Godzilla statue.
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Afternoon tea is available in several options. The recommended course, "Afternoon Tea LADUREE HIBIYA +," lets you choose your favorite macaron flavor.
You can enjoy not only sweets, but also savory items and drinks. Prices differ between weekdays and weekends.
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You can also casually order A la carte. The cute "Fraise Laduree" in the foreground of the photo is said to be excellent, with strawberry mousse cream and coconut flavored dacquoise biscuit layers.
In the back right is "Ispahan," made with rose macaron biscuit and rose cream.
onakasuitanaaa.
I love the fully polished world of Ladurée, so this was my long-awaited first afternoon tea. Since I could choose two macarons, I picked chocolate and white peach. Each one was made with such delicate care, and everything I tried was delicious, with flavors that seemed to open up a whole world in my mouth. There were no big surprises, but this is exactly what Ladurée is all about! The classic afternoon tea! It made me feel like a girl again.
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mz_skp
I ordered the afternoon tea set. At first, I wondered if the portion might be a little small, but it was actually very filling and I was completely satisfied, or rather Manzoku. The atmosphere of the shop was lovely too, and it made me feel like a refined young lady. The cakes on the bottom tier were different varieties, so my friend and I split them in half, and both were very good.
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Triangle Cafe is a cafe where you can enjoy the full trio of high quality food, sweets, and drinks.
Located inside Tamagawa Takashimaya S.C., a 2-minute walk from Futako-Tamagawa Station, it is easy to stop by for a break while shopping.
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With the motto of giving guests something to enjoy with both their eyes and their taste buds, they serve artistic Homemade sweets.
The parfaits, whose contents change with the seasons, are especially popular, and many people visit just for them. The photo shows the Valentine Parfait, inspired by Valentine’s Day.
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The dessert menu other than parfaits also has a great reputation, with every item said to be delicious.
In the back of the photo is the "cream puff," filled with plenty of custard cream in a crisp pastry shell. The "Basque cheesecake" in the foreground may come in different seasonal flavors, and is said to be rich and full-bodied.
茶池
I made a reservation and visited with a group of 3. It is usually a popular shop, but perhaps because it was a rainy weekday, it was quite empty. The Mont Blanc was delicious, with chocolate over the meringue, and it felt luxurious with a whole chestnut inside! I was also satisfied with the cafe latte, which had a nice tangy note in the coffee flavor.
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aripi88
It’s not just cute to look at, the taste is great too！Each part was wonderful on its own, and the harmony when everything mixed together was just as good, so I got to fully enjoy what makes a parfait so special. The flavors, textures, and temperatures were so creative that I kept wondering what I was tasting, and since they seem to offer limited-time seasonal sweets, I’d love to visit again.
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Located on the second floor of the GREST Sangenjaya Building, about a 3-minute walk from Sangenjaya Station, THREE is a cafe and bar where you can enjoy not only sweets but also seasonal cocktails.
The interior blends botanical touches with an industrial feel, creating a spacious and relaxing atmosphere.
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Sweets and drinks made with matcha are said to be delicious here. One especially popular item is the "Uji matcha terrine." It uses Special Uji matcha from Kyoto, the heartland of the tea ceremony, and is said to be rich and excellent.
The photo shows it with a "matcha latte" made with premium matcha from Yame City, Fukuoka Prefecture.
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The "Matcha Basque Cheesecake," made with premium matcha from Uji, Kyoto, is also said to be delicious and is so popular that it often sells out.
It is said to be baked to perfection, with a Creamy texture. The rich depth of the cheese and the slight bitterness of the matcha are said to match beautifully.
さちこ飯
The sweets are great too, and canelés are so good when you have them once in a while that they get addictive♡ Alongside them I had the yellow drink "YOPPARAI SORBET." It has Daiyame, sparkling wine, and pear sorbet, and just like the name says, it tastes great but will definitely get you tipsy〜w A refreshing dessert cocktail with a smooth, easy finish.
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ふぁR
I asked for a clean and refreshing mocktail flavored with hinoki (Japanese cypress), lemongrass, and other citrus notes, and really enjoyed it. They order sweets when it is time to change the charcoal, and the matcha terrine I had for the first time in a while was rich and is one item I would really recommend trying.
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