The cafe, which always has a long line, was not planning to have an all-you-can-eat this time, but when I saw the sparkling cakes, I couldn't resist and ended up ordering a cake set. My friend, who was with me, seemed to have the same idea and also ordered a cake set. We couldn't resist the sparkling cakes, haha. I was torn between peach and fig, but ended up choosing fig. It was delicious.

The small but bright and clean interior of the restaurant was empty around 12:00 on a weekday. They offer salads, pasta, cakes, and drinks lined up, allowing customers to pick what they like at their own pace. They mentioned that the plates are reused. There were many different types of tarts available, so I was able to eat until I was full without getting tired of them. Oh, and they also had a wide variety of juices.

I ordered a buffet during Sunday lunch time. All-you-can-eat tarts for 3300 yen, so if you eat 4 pieces, you'll break even! Besides tarts, it also includes a salad bar and a drink bar. I managed to eat one of each type and was very satisfied!

Visited the Ginza store around 15:20 on Saturday, only to find out that they had stopped accepting customers. The staff informed me of another store location, so I called and was told that I could still enter if I arrived by 15:45. Be aware that they may stop accepting customers. ☑︎ Strawberry Tart - The strawberries were not too sweet, which was just right for an all-you-can-eat option. ☑︎ Ripe Melon Tart - The melon had the perfect level of sweetness and was delicious! ☑︎ Chocolate Banana Pancake - Too sweet, maybe it's a good thing I didn't eat it. ☑︎ Cheese Tart ♡ - A tart with a cream that is over twice the height of other tarts. It's not too heavy, and the refreshing yogurt-like cream is recommended! However, since it's all cream, it's better to eat it earlier. ☑︎ Blueberry Tart - Refreshing, but not really my favorite. ☑︎ Tiramisu Tart ♡ - A tart with a unique bitterness that is recommended for a change of taste! ☑︎ Fruit Tart ♡ - It wasn't available on the buffet, but when I asked the staff, they brought it out for me! I tend to get tired of eating the same fruit, but this had a variety of fruits on top, so I enjoyed it without getting bored! Fruit tart is still the most delicious! I also had shredded cabbage, potato salad, and peperoncino for a change of taste. Personally, I found the potato salad, peperoncino, and the brown dressing (with a Japanese-style flavor) to be delicious for a change of taste, so I ended up eating mostly that towards the end. I wasn't so impressed by the tarts that I would go back, but I was satisfied with this one visit. I thought I could eat as much as I wanted at first, but that wasn't the case... I regret not sharing tarts with my friend and enjoying different flavors. But I did eat 6 tarts and pancakes, so maybe I got my money's worth.

Select Buffet I visited on a Saturday at 12:30 pm and was able to enter with a short wait. The restaurant was always full, but I was surprised by how efficiently the two staff members were managing the place. The tarts were replenished regularly, so I think you can generally eat what you want. The photo shows only tarts, but there are also salads, pasta, etc., which is reassuring. I was worried about the tarts running out, so I rushed to eat a lot in the first 30 minutes, and couldn't go back to tarts from salads and pasta in the second half, so I left after about an hour. Still, I think I didn't eat that much. There were some concerns about the hygiene of the dishes, but it's within an acceptable range for this type of buffet. If you are looking for attentive service, I recommend hotel buffets.

The seat with a view outside is great because the restaurant is on the 6th floor and has a nice view! It feels open and relaxing to study while looking outside, it was the best experience. When I went after 3pm, there were hardly any desserts left, so it might be better to go earlier to have more dessert options!

Sweet buffet lover @ Amako's Delice Daimaru Tokyo store for all-you-can-eat tarts ♪ * The following is the content of my visit. Select buffet ♦️ Held every day ♦️ Time 11:00-20:00 (last entry 18:00) * 120 minutes system ♦️ Price (including tax) Adults / 3,300 yen, Children (5-12 years old) / 1,430 yen ♦️ Lineup * May change depending on timing [Tarts & Cakes] Shortcake / Strawberry Tart / Cheese Tart / Chocolate Tart / Fruit Tart / Mocha Chocolate Marron Tart / Red Fruit Tart / White Chocolate and Strawberry Tart / Strawberry and Berry Tart / Caramel Banana / Strawberry Christmas Tart / Blueberry / Tiramisu [Sub Sweets] Pistachio & Berry Mousse / Chocolat Chiffon / Lychee [Salad Bar] Cabbage / Cherry Tomatoes / Corn / Potato Salad / Penne Basil Mayonnaise ♦️ Drink * Hot drinks are order-style, ice drinks are self-service Hot Coffee / Black Tea / Iced Coffee / Iced Tea / Apple Juice / Grapefruit / Orange Juice / Mango Juice / Grape Juice ○ 13 types of tarts & cakes, 2 types of mini cakes, Lychee, mini salad bar * May change depending on timing ○ Buffet-style all-you-can-eat (wearing gloves) ○ Serve up to 3 tarts at a time ○ Plates are not exchanged as a rule ○ Free drinks included (hot coffee / black tea is order-style) Delice on the 6th floor of Daimaru Tokyo store. "Come to think of it, I haven't been to Delice at all this year!" and the sense of urgency (?) and the defeat of the New Year's cake buffet reservation battle, such love and sadness and strength... I went with these feelings✨ Daimaru Tokyo store is my first time♪ → Click here for Delice pilgrimage, 8th store (including stores that no longer exist) I'm planning to conquer it very gently? The remaining ones are Kashiwa, Nagoya Takashimaya, Musashikosugi (after renewal), Daimaru Shinsaibashi (after renewal)... Is there a chance that they occasionally do it in Kashihara?? The number of Delice stores seems to be increasing, so I would be happy if the number of stores holding buffets also increases❣️ Daimaru Tokyo store is also a buffet-style with salads & secondary cakes like the Ginza store (the ordering style in front of the showcase, wagon service style varies depending on the store) You cannot make a reservation, but the view is excellent and the store is new and beautiful✨ The tarts and mini sweets appear randomly. Occasionally, there seems to be an original tart of the day. It may not have felt like there were more types due to the season, but the more types the better (◍ ´꒳` ◍) The napage that hardens the blueberries still has an amazing viscosity, but I felt that the custard, which I wasn't very good at, has been improved. The MVP this time is still the classic cheese tart and shortcake. The annual tart lineup chart seems to have announced the dismissal of the walnut tart without my knowledge‎( ꒪ཫ‎꒪) The mini cake with pistachio & berry mousse is probably from Hisayo. It's pretty with jam inside♪ I'm currently studying Hisayo, so I'm grateful for opportunities like this. I'm terrified to count how many sweets buffets I've been to each year, but... after going to various places across the country, I realize the greatness of Delice... It was a Delice pilgrimage like Chiruchirumichiru. However, I will continue to search for the blue bird next year... Congratulations... ===========

I randomly walked in, but it turned out to be a great cake! The chocolate was incredibly rich, yet the mousse had a light texture. Even though I usually don't like tart crust, here it was super crispy like a cookie! It was absolutely delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I went to "Delicafé Daimaru Tokyo Store" on the 6th floor of Daimaru Tokyo building at Tokyo Station for their Tart Buffet. I originally tried to go to the Ginza store, but it was in the evening and the buffet for that day had already ended, so I called the Daimaru store and they said they still had it. I ordered the Select Buffet for 3300 yen for 120 minutes. The tarts on the buffet table were surprisingly big and impressive. There were various types of tarts lined up, but the portions were quite large so you may not be able to try many varieties. I went with a friend so we could exchange and try different flavors, but I gave up after trying about three tarts. The rich caramel tart was too heavy for a buffet but delicious, so I recommend it as a single item. You can only take up to three tarts at a time, and they are constantly replenished so new ones may appear on the table. There is also a salad bar which turned out to be surprisingly important. The dressings and flavorful macaroni were so good that I kept going back for more. With a 2-hour time limit, it's best to enjoy the buffet slowly and leisurely without rushing!

On this day, there were surprisingly few types of tarts available, but I was okay with it and placed my order. Even though there were limited options, I was satisfied with the regular size. If there were half sizes available, I would have been even happier since I wanted to try many different kinds. The tea was delicious, but I wish there was a better way to control the strength as it tended to get too strong when scooping it out. The prices were a bit high, so it's not a place I can casually visit, but overall, I left feeling content.

Today, I came here with my second daughter to celebrate her graduation. The variety may not be extensive, but they quickly replenish the items and the service is great. The drinks are also plentiful, and we were able to relax for 120 minutes. The must-try is the fruit tart. It seems like a new branch will be opening in Ikspiari next time.

First visit in October 2021 (No.3110) I visit Daimaru Tokyo store every week for events, but on October 14, 2021, a new cafe opened, so I went there promptly. The cafe is operated by "Fuji Food Group," founded in 1979, and I have visited and reviewed only Fujiokan in Ochanomizu (which has already closed), so I am not familiar with their other brands. This shop specializes in fruit tarts, and they also offer a "Select Buffet" (120 minutes, 3500 yen) with all-you-can-eat tarts and free drinks. However, I had already had breakfast and lunch, so I ordered the following: Cake set (persimmon tart + Darjeeling blend) 1350 yen. It has been a while since I had tart in a shop, and although the tart crust was too hard to cut with a fork, the persimmon was sweet and paired well with the custard cream, making it a delicious treat. The hot tea was served in a pot, which was enough for two cups, so I think it was a decent value for money. Thank you for the meal.

The service was sloppy, possibly because there was only one staff member, and the tart or dish that was served looked terrible, which was surprising. The tart was delicious, but it was disappointing.

When I went to the Yurakucho store, I was surprised to see a sign saying that the tart all-you-can-eat had ended. It was only 2:30 on a weekday... As a beginner, I didn't understand the reason, but I was told that they had reached the maximum number of customers. I called the Tokyo Station Daimaru store myself to confirm that they had not ended, and then walked there. Although there was no one at the entrance and the store didn't seem too crowded, I couldn't find a staff member right away. After waiting for about 5 minutes, I was finally guided in and heard the first explanation about the tart all-you-can-eat, so I finally got my hands on a tart. I could only eat three before reaching my limit, even with a salty salad in between. My friend who came with me ate six or eight. I love tarts with lots of fruit... not just the taste, but also just looking at them makes me happy. I shouldn't be greedy. I made sure to eat a proper number of delicious tarts.

I went for lunch and waited in line for about 30 minutes before getting in. The cakes were big and satisfying to eat. There was also a light salad, and it was nice to have a combination of sweet and salty flavors.

The seasonal fruit tarts were delicious, but the chocolate ones were too sweet and didn't leave a strong impression (especially the dome-shaped mousse cakes). Additionally, I was a bit disappointed that the tart base was sponge cake instead of almond cream. While the tart crust had a subtle sweetness when eaten alone, the lack of margarine or butter flavor and its thickness didn't sit well with me. Despite these criticisms, I understand that it's a buffet, so I guess it's all part of the strategy. I won't be returning for more.

Select Buffet for 3,300 yen ===========