Hmmm - be careful as the 'eating experience' doesn't anywhere meet your expectations. To start with the crepes were quite expensive and even though they look very tasty on the signage, when you actually eat one you will find that the filling was largely all whipped cream. Ugggh. The actual crepe didn’t taste overly fresh and is actually pretty tiny. Quite deceptive.

Ordered 3 crepes here, 15, 112, and C. Two had strawberries as fillings. Marion crepes and Dipper Dan are way better . Crepe itself was good but the fillings are lacking. Any crepes with cheesecake is only a bite size placed at the top, filling is almost all whipped cream. Strawberry crepes included a syrup that tasted like cough medicine (usually only a risk in North America, rare in Japan).

Super disappointed. The crepes were expensive (750+ yen each) but looked super tasty from their signs. However the filling was basically all whipped cream, the crepe didn’t taste fresh, and most disappointing of all—the crepe didn’t even fill up half the container it came in! When we peeled the wrapping so we could eat more of the crepe we were surprised to see it was so tiny! How deceptive is that, and for that price? See the photos and decide for yourself.

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After lunch, we stopped at this takeaway spot and grabbed a crepe. It was delicious and refreshing on a hot day. The dough was soft, and the ingredients complemented each other very well.

Has better cream and toppings than Marion! (Yes i tried both. Who says you cant have dessert for breakfast). Marion has better crepe but i think i prefer this. More value for your buck too. You can get a basic one from about 490yen whereas Marion starts from 630yen. There are 2 outlets at Harajuku! Go to the one near Kura sushi. It has a waaay shorter queue.

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