There is a cake shop with a striking lime green exterior inside Lalaport Toyosu. The cakes are priced around 600 yen and up, making it a bit on the higher end. I can't remember the name and price, but I had a cute yellow cake in a heart shape with a macaron on top. Even though I don't like overly sweet things, I found the cake to have a refreshing sweetness and enjoyed it. It seems like a chocolatier's shop, and the white chocolate was particularly delicious. My family also said the chocolate cake they had was very tasty. It was my first time trying this cake shop, but it was surprisingly delicious, so it might become a regular choice for our family.

It was a bit pricey (around 650-800 yen each), but it was very delicious. It made me feel luxurious. I bought it with a friend, and I had the Delimmo (750 yen). It had a rich and elegant caramel flavor. My friend also really enjoyed it.

I was full from BBQ but I wanted something sweet, and not too much. I saw the advertisement for this shop and decided to check it out. The prices were not as high as I expected. The food was really delicious. It would make a great gift. I might consider it for future gifts if the timing is right.

While I was in Tokyo, my son-in-law bought me a cake again. This time, it's a cake from "Patisserie Delimmo". I'm so happy to be able to see Tokyo cakes again. Thank you very much. Once again, I was allowed to choose first. The Delimmo caramel-flavored blond chocolate cake with hazelnuts and espresso was included. It was a bit sweet, but the bitterness of the coffee beans on top gave it an adult taste. Since it was a cake with the shop's name on it, it was definitely delicious. The maple banana caramel chocolate mousse cake has many layers, with banana jelly and maple mascarpone cream inside. It has a sophisticated atmosphere with pistachio petals on top. Inside the pistachio mousse, there are berry and cherry jelly, milk chocolate mousse, and a rich pistachio blond chocolate sauce. All the cakes are very elaborate, allowing you to enjoy various flavor combinations. They are made using carefully selected chocolates from around the world, based on the image of chocolatier Kazuaki Eguchi.

I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was ^ ^ Most of it was eaten by the kids... Despite being a madeleine, you can enjoy rich chocolate. I want to try other baked goods and cakes. (Financier Blond Caramel? ← It's popular, isn't it!) I want to go buy it next time. Repeat ♪

I bought two types of financiers at this shop in Lalaport Toyosu. One is their signature Financier Blond Caramel, and the other is Financier Earl Grey. The Financier Blond Caramel is a financier with a rich chocolate flavor coated with caramel on top. When you eat it, the salted caramel spreads in your mouth, allowing you to enjoy the combination of chocolate and caramel. The Financier Earl Grey has a tea aroma from the moment you open it. It is moist and you can taste the tea flavor distinctly. Especially the Financier Blond Caramel is unique to this shop, so it's worth a visit when you're in Toyosu.

A shop in Lalaport Toyosu that sells chocolate cakes. Chocolate cake is a great companion for teleworking. Assorted baked goods, 6 pieces for 2000 yen. The chocolate is thick and crispy, and the texture difference between the crispy chocolate and the moist cake is enjoyable. Instagram ID: kuidaore.8.

I have been a fan of Delimomo since before December 2021. While dining in the cafe is nice, enjoying their delicious sweets at home through takeout is also a great option. I purchased several beautifully presented sweets, including Financier Chocolat (237 yen), Madeleine Chocolat 67% (259 yen), Tigre Framboise (324 yen), and Tigre Orange (324 yen). This was my first time trying the Tigre series, and I particularly loved the Orange flavor. These sweets make for perfect small gifts and are sure to be well-received. I highly recommend this shop! I also write a personal blog at https://chapewo.tokyo/.

When I crave chocolate, I come here to buy a cake to take home. They use chocolate in all their cakes, and my favorite is the Othello cake, which is made with chocolate and vanilla. It's a classic and simple choice, but it's the best.

I have been to Delimmo in Hibiya Midtown before, and honestly, the pancakes I had there were not that great. My friend's cake looked much more delicious, so I decided to get a cake next time. I had to go to Toyosu for something, and when I checked the floor guide, I saw that there was a Delimmo there too, so I decided to buy some to take home. The shop in Hibiya had a café as well, but this one was for takeout only. The shop was spacious, so I wonder if they will eventually start café operations as well. There were so many beautiful cakes to choose from! I bought the Delimmo cake and the Earl Grey cake with a small macaron on top. Since I haven't given my child chocolate yet, I bought a vanilla baked good for them. As expected from a chocolatier's shop, there were mostly chocolate-filled treats, which made it a bit difficult to choose for my child (haha). The cold pack and bag were free, which was nice because many patisseries charge for those items nowadays. I managed to bring the cakes home without them getting ruined. I forgot to take a picture of the cakes I brought home (I did take a picture of them in the showcase), so I only have a picture of the baked goods. Both cakes were delicious! They looked so beautiful that it was almost a shame to eat them, especially the Earl Grey cake, which seemed like it might fall apart due to the weight of the macaron on top. The right choice was definitely the cakes. If I go to the café next time, I will definitely get a cake!

#Today's sweet treat, the American Cherry Parfait from Delimmo Toyosu Store. Available only on June 26th and 27th, I visited the Toyosu store for the first time. The parfait consisted of lemon sherbet, cherry chocolate cream, cookie crumbs, American cherries, apple jelly, pistachio bits, crunchy chocolate pearls, and a rich sauce. While this store mainly sells cakes and baked goods, they also offer parfaits that can be enjoyed at the adjacent food court as a bonus. The quality of the parfait cannot be compared to the one at the Hibiya store. The food court was noisy and crowded, so I still prefer the Hibiya store. The parfait cost 880 yen.

I tried buying cakes for the first time at this new store in Lalaport Toyosu. I purchased a chocolate cake and a caramel cake. The caramel cake was a bit too sweet for me... The chocolate cake was rich and bitter, which I personally preferred. They were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

A new shop opened near the entrance to the food court at Lalaport Toyosu 1, and I was intrigued by the attractive cakes on display. This shop is run by chocolatier Kazuaki Eguchi, so chocolate is the main focus in everything they offer, from cakes to baked goods. Particularly noteworthy are the Opera and Delimmo cakes, which are rich in chocolate flavor. I purchased the Delimmo and Duopistache cakes, both of which were delicious. The Delimmo features a caramel-flavored blond chocolate with hazelnuts and espresso, with a slightly sweet caramel taste and a hint of espresso bitterness. The Duopistache is a white chocolate mousse with Griotte and Bergamot jelly accents, coated in pistachio cream. While the presentation is stunning, I wish there was more pistachio cream in the cake. Overall, these multi-layered cakes are a bit pricey but worth it for authentic and high-quality desserts in the area. I look forward to trying their chocolates next time.

I tried the Financier Blond Caramel. This shop offers Financier, Madeleine, and baked goods, each available for purchase separately. The cakes displayed at the storefront are very beautiful. I purchased the Financier Blond Caramel that I was curious about. It cost 350 yen each. I appreciate that the ingredients and nutritional information are listed. The expiration date was about a month and a half from the purchase date. I tried it on the day of purchase. Unlike the typical Financier at cake shops, it lacks the buttery taste and has a chocolate flavor and moist texture, resembling a brownie. It doesn't have the caramel oozing from the top as shown on the sign, which is disappointing, but it has a nice nutty aroma besides the chocolate. Depending on what you expect from this product, it may differ from buttery Financier or intense chocolate desserts. It is a bit pricey and not widely available for purchase, but its unique appearance and taste make it a good option for gifts. Thank you for the meal.

I had never received it before, but I found out about it for the first time and decided to buy it for ourselves. It was around 1700 yen for 5 financiers, so it's a bit expensive. I was curious about what makes it so pricey, so I tried it. The chocolate financier was delicious. The chocolate on top was not too sweet, and the caramel inside was just the right amount of sweetness. The overall balance was very good. If there is a store nearby, I think it's worth buying as a souvenir. I thought it was even more delicious than the reviews. I would like to try other sweets if I have the opportunity.

The caramel chocolate financiers have caramel on top. The chocolate financiers are moist and slightly bitter. The caramel is crunchy. It's a sophisticated baked good for adults.