Sweet Tooth Must-See: Top 10 Sweet Shops in Tokyo 2016

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
 
Tokyo has many stunning dessert restaurants, with both appearances and flavors that leave a lasting impression on everyone who tries them. A sweet-themed trip is also an essential part of any visit to Tokyo. A well-known Japanese food review website has compiled a list of the top 10 most popular dessert shops, many of which are local favorites in Tokyo. These are definitely must-visit sweet spots on your next trip to the city.
 
1.m.koide

m.koide is located in the dessert battleground of Jiyugaoka. The head chef is Hideki Kawamura, who trained in France and won the World Pastry Cup. He enjoys high recognition across Japan. Most of the cakes here are not extravagantly decorated, but the explosion of flavors that dance on the palate makes one feel incredibly happy.
 
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m.koide
Address: 6-32-9 Okusawa, Setagaya, Tokyo
 
2.a tes souhaits

a tes souhaits is a well-known dessert shop in Kichijoji, offering a variety of delicious French pastries. It is a favorite among many female university students.
 
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a tes souhaits
Address: 3-8-8 Kichijoji Higashicho, Musashino, Tokyo
 
3.ASTERISQUE

ASTERISQUE is a dessert shop opened by Japan’s genius chef Mitsukazu Izumi. Its simple interior design allows customers to focus more on the exquisite desserts that resemble works of art. The chef excels at blending Western and Japanese flavors, creating surprising taste combinations.
 
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ASTERISQUE
Address: 1-26-16 Kamihara, Setagaya, Tokyo
 
4.Fruit Parlor Fukunaga

Fukunaga Fruits Parlor is a popular dessert shop in Shinjuku. The chef insists on making handmade ice cream and a variety of jams, along with their own freshly brewed coffee, attracting countless dessert lovers.
 
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Fruit Parlor Fukunaga
Address: 3-4 Yotsuya, Shinjuku, Tokyo