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Cafe Dessert

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4.4 (1243 reviews)

2-chōme-7-7 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan

+81 70-9483-9754

Highlights from Reviews

delicious crepes

Many reviews praise the crepes as delicious, soft, creamy, and full of flavor, with a good balance of sweetness.

unique texture combinations

Customers enjoy the variety of textures within the crepes, including crunchy walnuts, ice cream, and fruit purees.

strong matcha flavor

The matcha crepes and lattes are often highlighted for their intense and authentic matcha taste, which is not overly sweet.

aesthetic presentation

The crepes are described as pretty and visually appealing, making them popular for social media.

friendly staff

Despite some negative experiences, several reviews mention kind and friendly staff members.

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