A tart specialty store located on the first floor of a complex facility in Kichijoji that offers blueberry and raspberry tarts. The staff are very serious and give a good impression. It seems that they do not provide forks or utensils. The blueberries are sweet and the skin is firm. There is only one raspberry in the center. The tart crust is not indented in the middle and is similar to shortbread. This is an excellent dessert. I hope they open a store in Kansai as well. Thank you for the meal.

It's a delicious tart! When you buy it, they put it in a jewelry box-like container, so you can take a picture. The size is just right, making it great for eating on the go! I wish they had a bit more eat-in space or provided cutlery though. ☺️

I purchased two items, Blueberry and Raspberry for 660 yen including tax, and Fully Ripe Mango for 690 yen including tax. I tried to capture the box opening scene that I often see on Instagram, but since I chose two tarts, it didn't look very impressive (laughs). The Blueberry and Raspberry tart was delicious! The Fully Ripe Mango tart had a sponge inside the cookie crust, with plenty of soft mango on top. They put each tart in a cute box with a ribbon drawn on it, so it would be well received as a gift.

I tried a Japanese strawberry tart at Tartotte! It was a bit small, but packed with strawberries, giving it a satisfying taste. The box it came in was cute, with each tart individually wrapped with a ribbon, making it look like a jewelry box. The pictures show before and after opening the box. This shop is perfect for gifts. They also have other must-try tarts like fruit tarts and muscat grape tarts. I would like to try the muscat grape tart next time. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I heard about a rumor of a "jewel-like fruit tart shop", and it was truly luxurious like a gem! The fruits on top were sparkling and delicious. The quality of the fruits was excellent, and the price was reasonable. They package each tart in a cute box, making it perfect for gifts. It's also a great treat for yourself.

Visited a tart specialty shop that opened in Kichijoji. I chose the Oreo Chocolate Banana Tart, which is irresistible for Oreo lovers. The tart was crispy on the outside and had a strong chocolate banana flavor on the inside. I like the firm tart crust. There are other flavors available, so be sure to try them out.

I went before 2 p.m. and there were about 4 groups in line. It's a shop with various tarts, all of them beautiful. I waited for about 10 minutes. I ordered a melon tart, which cost 660 yen each. The staff took it out for me, put it in a box, and asked, "Would you like to take a photo?" They individually packed it in the box, which was nice because it didn't get squished inside. A paper bag with no shop name was 20 yen, and one with the shop name was 50 yen. I chose the one without the shop name. They asked for my preferred pick-up time and put in a cold pack. The taste was great, with the melon not too sweet and blending well with the cream. The tart was firm but delicious on its own. The only downside was that the cold pack was put directly in the paper bag, which caused the bag to tear on the way home, and the cold pack almost fell out... It was a close call.

- Purple sweet potato tart, strawberry tart, 7 kinds of fruit tart I went to Marui for the first time in a while, and the first floor had been transformed into a setup for a sweets shop. In one corner, there were tarts that looked delicious, so I bought some to take home, especially since it was a special occasion. The staff were diligently assembling them one by one inside the shop, working hard in the cramped space. Overall, the sweetness was more subdued than I expected, and they were tasty, but the tart base at the bottom was too hard, making it difficult to eat. Because of this, it felt like there was a lack of cohesion.

This is a new dessert shop on the first floor of Marui, located across from Berry Coco. They specialize in tarts and have a wide variety to choose from, which is really enjoyable just to look at. I bought a muscat grape and pineapple tart. They put each tart in a cube case, but before that, they first placed it in a beautiful case for me to take photos or videos. It seems they have a special photo time service! Even though I'm an old guy, I decided to take a picture since it was a nice service. It's interesting how they offer this kind of service nowadays. There were high school boys in blazers next to me, typical of Kichijoji, sneaking glances at me. Wondering what I should buy next!

I heard there was a shop selling tarts on the first floor of Marui, so I decided to check it out. I don't usually go to Marui, but I was surprised to find that the first floor had a variety of shops, making it a hidden gem. This time, I tried tartotte's tarts. There were so many flavors to choose from, but after much deliberation, I picked pineapple, muscat, strawberry, and chestnut. There was even a lighting setup for taking photos for social media, but I got flustered and couldn't take a good picture. The tarts tasted delicious, but personally, I prefer the crust to be a bit softer. Considering the size, they felt a bit pricey. However, they make great gifts as they look visually appealing.

The food is super cute and delicious.

I received this as a return gift for White Day.