Le Goûter

Rare baked goods only open for lunch on Thursdays and Fridays!

2 minutes walk from Asakusabashi Station,
Looks like it will become one of the top 100 sweets stores
Visited "Le Goute".

There was no one waiting when I arrived around 12:30 on a Friday.
I was purchasing a pair inside the store, but the staff came outside.
He came to take our order.

Purchased Chou a la Creme @300 yen and Canelé @300 yen.

The choux a la crème has a crunchy texture and is super rich.
It's custardy and delicious.
The custard also has a caramel-like flavor.
It's quite delicious.

The canelé is crispy on the outside and moist on the inside.
It has a rich vanilla flavor and is delicious.

It was delicious until the very end.

I went because the canelé was delicious. It was difficult to visit as it was only open on Thursdays and Fridays. The store opens at 11am, but when I got there around 12:15pm, all but the canelé and choux à la crème were sold out. I think it depends on the day, but I recommend visiting early.

The canelé I was looking for was crispy on the outside and moist and delicious on the inside. I love canelé, and I've eaten at dozens of restaurants mainly in Tokyo, but this one was in the top three in terms of deliciousness. The choux a la crème was also delicious, with the choux being crunchy and having a unique texture, and the cream being thick and having a texture between cream and pudding. It is recommended!

A Western confectionery shop famous for cream puffs and canelés. The opening hours are quite limited, but due to its popularity, there is always a line. If you don't go early, it will be sold out. The cream puff has an irresistible crunchy skin, and the canelé has an irresistible balance between the aroma on the surface and the creamy texture on the inside. The prices are reasonable, and you'll want to buy them in bulk to take as souvenirs. It'll sell out soon.