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53 places in the "Desserts & Pastry" selection: editorial grades from A+ to F, prices, Tabelog scores and a map.
Places ranked: 53
Tokyo · Pâtisserie
A bean-to-bar chocolate workshop in Tomigaya, celebrated for its guided tasting sets and desserts like parfaits and shaved ice that explore the full flavour of single-origin cacao. It's a destination for those curious about chocolate beyond the bar.
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Tokyo · Dessert Shop
A celebrated takeaway shop in Tokyo’s Tomigaya neighbourhood, serving what many consider the city's best Portuguese egg tarts. Its fame rests on a perfectly crisp, flaky pastry and a rich, balanced custard.
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Tokyo · Dessert Shop
A beloved Akasaka parlor serving classic, copper-plate hotcakes with crisp edges and parfaits piled high with premium fruit. Carrying on the legacy of a famed fruit parlor, it's a top choice for expertly made, nostalgic sweets.
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Tokyo · Dessert Shop
A celebrated specialist in artisanal kakigori shaved ice in the Setagaya area. Go for its famously fluffy, natural ice creations with complex, layered sauces and creams, a world away from typical shaved ice.
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Tokyo · Pâtisserie
A famed patisserie in Shinbashi, known for its signature Raisin Wich. This shop offers its unique rum-raisin sablé sandwiches and seasonal cakes, with a small café for a quick stop and a 24/7 vending machine for takeaway.
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Tokyo · Pâtisserie
A tiny takeaway bakery in Nishi-Ogikubo, celebrated for its uniquely dense and chewy bagels with fillings folded directly into the dough. It's a destination for creative bagel flavours and substantial, French-influenced deli sandwiches.
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Tokyo · Donut Shop
A wildly popular takeaway donut shop in Nakameguro, famous for its signature 'nama' (fresh) donuts with a uniquely soft, melt-in-the-mouth texture. Expect a queue for these inventive sweet and savoury treats.
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Tokyo · Pâtisserie
A German confectionery counter in the Isetan department store in Shinjuku, specializing in authentic baumkuchen made to a century-old recipe. It's a go-to for high-quality, beautifully packaged edible souvenirs.
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Tokyo · Pâtisserie
The only bakery in the world officially licensed to make Totoro-shaped cream puffs. Find it in a quiet residential corner of Setagaya for a one-of-a-kind treat that's as delightful to look at as it is to eat.
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Tokyo · Dessert Shop
Sunny Hills (サニーヒルズ) is a Taiwanese pineapple-cake shop in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo. It sits inside a Kengo Kuma building wrapped in a hinoki lattice, with an upstairs tearoom where cake and tea come free with a purchase.
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Ueno, Tokyo · Dessert Shop
A beloved Ueno institution since the postwar era, Anmitsu Mihashi serves classic anmitsu and other traditional Japanese sweets. Visitors come for its well-balanced desserts in a nostalgic, friendly setting.
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Tokyo · Bakery
A tiny, counter-only spot in Shinsen serving what many call Tokyo's best falafel. Known for its huge, vegetable-packed sandwiches with crispy falafel and house-made sauces, it's a top vegan lunch pick near Shibuya.
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