A Western-style pastry shop right outside the ticket gates of Tokyo Metro Akasaka Station, offering tarts, shortcakes, and more made with plenty of seasonal fruit!! I ordered the custard pudding (260 yen) and iced coffee (400 yen)🍴 The pudding is the old-fashioned firm kind with solid sweetness and a gentle waft of vanilla bean😊 The iced coffee is also a blend with a solid bitterness!!

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I had a little time before my appointment, so I followed the signs for Akasaka Sacas and went out the ticket gate, and there it was! A Japanese sweets shop and a Western pastry shop side by side! What is this lovely collaboration♡ It's fun that you can choose "anko" or "cream" depending on your mood that day, and it somehow feels like a bonus…♬*。 It was a bit chilly that day, so I had a hot coffee. The deliciousness slowly seeped into my cold body…. Even though it's in the middle of the city, maybe thanks to the Harry Potter background music playing, I was strangely able to spend a calm moment•*¨*•.¸¸♬︎ It's become a favorite spot I definitely want to drop by again!

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アラボンヌー. It's tucked away in front of the ticket gates at Akasaka Station. Where the Subway is. They have cream puffs available only on Wednesdays. They're on the small side, but only 130 yen. They go on sale at 12 and sell out by evening. They're decently tasty.

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My favorite cake shop♡ Every time I agonize over which one to pick,, there's an eat-in space so I tend to stop by when I have time♪

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This is a Western-style pastry shop in Tokyo, and I received some sweets from here. The sweets I got were two items: a vanilla cake and a galette. The vanilla cake has a moist, fluffy texture, and when you eat it you get a gentle waft of vanilla along with just the right sweetness. The galette, on the other hand, is a cute heart-shaped cookie with a pleasant crunchy texture and modest sweetness, a delicious galette. I enjoyed both of them.

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