The best place to buy Japanese Sweets in Japan. The service is amazing and they sell variety of sweets which you can choose from.
You can purchase these sweets as a gift to your clients or just to enjoy yourself at the Terrace. I myself when I’m back in Japan will always visit this store to bring back to my home town.
They also have a cafe which you can visit to enjoy your sweets on the spot. You can enjoy the Zen feeling of Japan, where the atmosphere of the place is just breathtaking.
I would recommend you to come here, not only for the sweets but for a wonderful experience. You can buy Toraya sweets in Tokyo station or any other popular areas.
If you are a visitor, you must visit and try the Japanese sweets and also buy back to take you home. You...
Read moreThis establishment in Tokyo is a true gem. Over 500 years old, the history here is long and traditional. It’s a confectionery and tea house. The building is quite beautiful and the attention to details makes this place something really special. The architecture and flow through the facility creates a feeling of something special is around the bend. There a window where guest and see the treats being made by hand. The menu is simple yet elegant. There’s an array of treats as well as drinks. I had a sake mochi and a matcha tea. It was difficult to choose. The presentation is too notch along with the service. If in Tokyo and looking for a tea...
Read moreI hadn’t heard about this place until recently, but with the mystique around the shop I knew I wanted to come. It’s been a shop that the royal family had visited for generations, so you know it’s good. And of course the prices are a bit higher than other establishments, but it’s worth it to try. There is a cafe that is quite popular and you’ll more than likely have to wait to get in. The second floor has a shop where you can take things to go, albeit not the same selection. The white bean paste, black bean paste, and matcha wagashi (和菓子) were all delicious. Great service as you’d expect. Make...
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