Amazing bakery find that was near the hotel where my group stayed for the Tokyo portion of our trip. You can tell the food is going to be good in the way the croissants crackle like hundreds of fibers breaking and the way the aroma fills the nostrils with the pleasant scent of fresh breads. Almost as soon as we tried it our first time, we found ourselves in unspoken agreement to just start the rest of our days here.

My wife and I love this boulagerie. Visited a few times, and today we tried their duck sandwich and our usual favourite croissant. It is very good as usual.

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Bread at its best! From baguette to ciabatta, the croissants (#1 at ranking list here), pastries and good coffee. The cafeteria is small but comfortable. Attendants are friendly and helpful.

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Had an Almond croissant and cafe latte. Amazing croissant. No difference to good ones I've eaten in France. The coffee was decent. Tiny yet comfortable place with a few seats. Service adequate but not particularly pleasant. Also, no hot chocolate on offer, which usually goes well with croissants.

Went today and the staff was not welcoming. Although they did not appear to be very busy (I was the only one in the shop, around 8:40am) they started acknowledging my presence only after I came closer to the cashier and greeted them with a "good morning / おはようございます！". The temperature inside the shop was abnormally high and when I was about to pay, the cashier said it was "cash only".. So I said I would go around the shop search wherever I can find a machine to withdraw money. The lady at the cashier didn't bother advising me on the nearest ATM so off I went. After getting the cash, went back in the shop. There, still no one paying attention (2 customers are now in the shop). I wait after both of them are finished with their purchase and settle the bill. Overall, a pretty disappointing experience. Such a pity cause products from Maison. KAISER are delicious..