Just a heads up in case you are thinking of coming here, the store policy is for every customer to order one cake and one drink each. Desserts look and taste fairly good but are way overpriced for what it is (esp factoring in the compulsory drink). Cake is too sweet after a while and difficult for one person to finish. Ps there are incentives for writing a google review.

Definitely a must go if you’re looking for a quality cake in Kabukicho. However though, I suggest anyone to visit EMPTY STOMACH or at least hungry as cakes feel light while eating but rich amount of cream would make you start feeling full as time passes. Great place for subtle birthday celebration. Would deffo visit again for their cake of the month.

I enjoyed the Christmas cake paired with a sangria, and I must say, the dessert was satisfying overall. The sangria stood out as one of the most flavorful drinks I’ve ever had, a true highlight of the experience. The location is in a busy area where foreigners are often approached by workers promoting clubs or massages if it's in the evening, though this is less common for Japanese visitors.

I was looking for a nice and chilly place for my girlfriend to eat a cake. We arrived 5 minutes before the opening time and there was already a little queue so I’d suggest to arrive before to be sure to get a seat. The cakes were very good, but the aesthetic was amazing. I definitely recommend it. Note: In order to take a seat you must order one drink and one cake (meal) per person.

Made a reservation ahead of time so we were seated right away while it was busy. I really enjoyed their November Red Velvet cake. The atmosphere was lively but relaxing.