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Pierre Herme Paris

YoNinja — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 15:00:00 +0000

Pierre Herme, the French chef who masters the essence of high-class delicate desserts, has a motto — The pleasure of taste is one, and the only one, principle. Pierre Herme café is definitely not a place to miss for dessert lovers. Macarons (of course!), patisserie (delicate and high-class), Bonbon chocolate (can’t resist), cookies (simple classic snack), sorbet and ice cream (special original flavors), etc. can all be found here. Surely a place for your own luxurious afternoon tea, and also a perfect place for gifts! In their online shop, you can find most of the items mentioned above, and you can find cake-making utensils, wine, and dessert cook books as well.

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Henri Charpentier

YoNinja — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 15:00:00 +0000

Henri Charpentier is another good place for high-class French desserts like macaron, cookies and cakes. Each piece of patisserie is decorated so beautifully that it’s like a piece of art. One of their most popular items is their “Petit a Petit” (a box of assorted cookies and little cakes, 3×3/4×4/5×5 sizes available). They have a lot of branches in Japan. You can also buy many of their producs through their online store. Birthday cakes and wedding cakes can also be ordered. Cute gifts for the valentine’s/weddings can also be found (e.g. heart-shaped cookies). Visit their website (their website is very cute) and look for what you want!

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Au-Bon Annex

YoNinja — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 15:00:00 +0000

A ten minute walk from Mito station, Au-Bon Annex offers fine French cuisine in a high-class atmosphere. The restaurant offers several lunch and dinner set menus, each of which features several courses. A wide selection of wines is also offered, as are special wedding reception plans. If you’re looking for a special, delicious meal, look no further than Au-Bon Annex.

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