A Tes Souhaits
Fulfil all your cake cravings at this Kichijoji bakery, where stunning presentation is matched by gorgeous taste.
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Cake presentation doesn’t come much better than at this French-style bakery in Kichijoji, with beautifully layered cubes of chocolate and caramel cake, and thin shards of chocolate mounted delicately atop the glossy, golden icing.
Some of the best picks from their extensive range, all arrayed on a refrigerated counter display, is the seasonal shortcake which changes to match the fresh fruits in each month, and the Japanese favorite Mont Blanc: a disk of meringue topped with a mountainous swirl of chestnut cream.
The name is an informal French pleasantry which literally translates as a wish that someone’s wishes will come true. If you’re wishing for delicious sweet treats, A Tes Souhaits is the place to make your dreams come true.
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Kasa Kichijoji 2, 3-8-8 Kichijoji Higashicho, Musashino, Tokyo, 180-0002, Japan
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