LOVE the dessert here!! Little pricey, but totally worthy to try with a cup of tea?????Beautiful art piece of tea dessert ~
I wish I got the name of the nice lady that helped me pick something out for my girlfriend. VERY professional service, I was kind of blown away by the professionalism that matches the high-end look of this little island in the middle of MitsuwaI got a $60 set of 15 of these little things. My girlfriend has always wanted them but I thought they could not be worth the price but DAMN was I wrong. I had a chocolate one and I realized I had been wasting my life before this. It’s really that good. If you’re wondering if it’s worth it it absolutely is.Thanks for making my girlfriend’s birthday special!
Typical high-end Japanese sweets store. It is located inside the Mitsuwa Supermarket. It has unique pastries, candies and sweets.It is not cheap, but good quality.Perfect for gifts
Expensive, bad quality, bad service, not worthy!It tastes like cheap artificial sugar, but charges hundreds of dollars. Definitely not worth the price. I would rather go to Dunkin’ for dessert!Also the cashier was not friendly, she refused to give us any recommendations. She said everything they sold were all good but in fact the five items we bought were all disaster.Avoid this place and save your money.
Expensive, bad quality, bad service, not worthy!It tastes like cheap artificial sugar, but charges hundreds of dollars. Definitely not worth the price. I would rather go to Dunkin’ for dessert!Also the cashier was not friendly, she refused to give us any recommendations. She said everything they sold were all good but in fact the five items we bought were all disaster.Avoid this place and save your money.
I LOVE what they have here! Japanese GOURMET Sweets!! Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but the Taste matches the Price
Mouthwatering Japanese treats at eye watering prices.
Best place to get traditional Japanese sweets. A little expensive as it is top quality.
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If you've spent anytime in Japan or immersed in the culture, it's culinary sweets are probably one of the things that left an indelible impression in your mind. Minamoto Kitchoan brings the art of Japanese sweets to the United States. This outpost is part of the Mitsuma Japanese Marketplace Shopping Center. The staff does an excellent job of guiding newcomers and highlighting the seasonal specials. For the uninitiated, don't expect overly sweet to accompany your unique and overly cute confections. Be open and try the holiday specials (Valentine's Day, Easter, etc.) for the biggest impact.