KURAMAE CANNELE — Restaurant in Tokyo

I had a very disappointing experience at this store. I visited during Christmas for their special reindeer canelé and waited outside for a long time, but no one came to assist us, nor was there any sign providing instructions.

When my friend and I finally selected a canelé from the individually wrapped ones and lined up to pay, a staff member scolded us, saying, “This is Japan, you can’t take this canelé!” They repeatedly emphasized “This is Japan” in a condescending manner, which was both shocking and upsetting.

As for the taste, it was very mediocre. The sugar crust on the surface was sticky and unpleasantly chewy, and the sweetness was insufficient. Overall, it was not worth the trip from Shinjuku just to try.

As a foreign visitor, I was deeply disappointed by both the service and the product quality. I highly recommend that tourists be cautious when choosing to visit this store. A little hospitality and clear guidance would go a long way in improving...

A Heavenly Bite: My Canelé Adventure ✨

Imagine biting into a perfectly caramelized, golden-brown crispy exterior that gives way to a soft, custardy center. That's the magic of a freshly baked canelé, and oh my, it did stole my heart today! 😍

As I savored that first bite, a wave of regret washed over me – why didn't I buy more? 😩 The bakery has set times constantly, ensuring you get these treats at their absolute best.

While the canelés are the star of the show, this charming spot also offers twisted ice cream and refreshing beverages. I'm already planning my next visit to explore these tempting options🍦

☝️Pro tip: Keep an eye on their baking schedule. There's nothing quite like the aroma and taste of a canelé fresh from the oven. And here's a little secret – if you're a first-timer like me, You might get a free canelé just adding them to LINE. How's that for a sweet deal? 🎁

Next time, I'll be stocking up on these little cylinders of joy. Happy...

Wow. Wow. Wow. If you're not a cannele fan, this place will probably make you into one. You can do takeout/coffee and sit downstairs. But the cafe on the 2f is where the magic is at. The vibes are retro old and cute. You need to get a ticket # on the iPad on the first floor. Only way up is the elevator.

Good for a friend hangout or a date. The sets can be pricey, about ¥1,400 and up. Basically everyone gets desserts and tea. They do not require you to order a drink. Overall pretty tasty and good vibes for pics. No cash...