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The Franco-Japanese pastries are very successful! I particularly enjoyed Paris-Kyoto. The welcome is warm but slightly push-to-consumption.

Good service, very polite and helpful Their specialty is dorayaki, and they do not disappoint. Excellent taste and presentation, with both classic and more exotic versions Nice selection of teas and hot beverages

Dorayaki Ikebana at the matcha and cherry, special edition for parties, also exists in bûche version of Christmas Menu lunch, vegetarian chirashi and miso soup at 15,50€ Japanese whiskey baba, my favorite, a slaughter View menu

Patisserie/salon de thé, this boutique offers mainly dorayakis, they are homemade and delicious, both classics and revisited! teas are also very good, all in a relaxing and pleasant atmosphere with a very friendly service! a very good address for pastry lovers and others!

I wanted to test the dorayakis and a French pastry revisited to Japanese before I left for the japon. and it was a pleasant surprise! In dessert Franco-japonnais I took the lemon one and it's like in the photo with in addition a lemon not too sweet. I took a cherry dorayaki. It was sweet, but there was a little thing missing. I'll go back there on Sunday afternoon.

Zen tea room, clean and pleasant. The Japanese leader is very talented. Dorayaki is as good as japon. this little red beans cake is sensational. He's home and on the spot. several flavours at the rendezvous but salt flower deserves special attention. the rate is at the height of quality. for those who have been in the japon, Japanese pastries lovers will find the flavors of asia. View menu

patisseries dear for what it is, supplement in the price that one discovers at the end when one takes on site, it was not mentioned at any time. Moreover, the supplement seems variable according to what was taken, which I find more than dishonest. For 3 different desserts at different prices we find ourselves paying €7.5 a joke! the merchant did not seem to find it wise to explain us more or to make a gesture seeing our discontent.

This pastry/tea room offers two kinds of cakes: the dorayakis, a kind of Japanese pancakes based on red beans paste, and French pastry revisited to Japanese.For those who usually don't like the red beans paste don't hesitate! The fact-house -the chef is right next to it - allows to discover the true, and good, taste of this traditional Japanese dessert, away from the classic industrial paste. The salesman, very friendly and fine connoisseur of his products, can even make you taste it. the tastes (yuzu, cherries etc.) change at seasons and will allow you to always find shoes at your feet. French desserts revisited are not in the rest with excellent quality and tastes. Only flat, the price: at...

I already knew this little tea room, but so far I had only taken cakes to take away. I was able to take a real taste on the spot this time and I was not disappointed! The place is pleasant, with a bright and quiet room at the entrance, but a little dark in the second room. The waitresses are very friendly and can easily tell us about cakes and drinks. Speaking of cakes, they're just delicious. Between the whiskey baba, the lemony, and the Paris Tokyo, there's something to eat. It takes between 7 and 8.50 euros to taste a cake on site, and 6 and 8 euros for a traditional Japanese tea. The portions are not huge, but just sufficient to mislead the taste buds. The whole thing is not too sweet as... View menu