I decided to go on a Tokyo expedition as it seemed like a good time. I visited my relatives and was offered a "coffee accompaniment" by their partner. It was individually packaged "mini crepes" in four flavors: orange, custard, chocolate, and strawberry. I chose the custard flavor and was impressed by the cute hand-sized form. The crepe was soft and chewy, with a generous amount of cream inside. It had a sophisticated and rich taste. Overall, it was a high-quality and stylish Tokyo sweet that I thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you for the treat!

There is a crepe shop in the Atre at Kichijoji Station. They wrap various ingredients in crepe batter, which reminded me of the sweets I used to eat when I was little. I bought some as souvenirs and tried the orange crepe myself. Inside the crepe batter, there was orange and whipped cream, which was delicious.

While shopping, I was drawn to a new store that had opened. It was around 11 am on a holiday. The shop specialized in crepes, with cute, small sizes lined up. There were several varieties available. The staff recommended the most popular one, which was the chocolate banana crepe priced at 220 yen. I decided to try it. The palm-sized crepe was easy to eat as it was wrapped. The crepe dough was chewy, with multiple layers at the fold providing a satisfying texture. Inside the generous amount of cream, the classic combination of chocolate and banana was delightful! It felt nostalgic! The affordable price was also a plus. With several options available, it would be a good idea to buy a mix as a souvenir. By the way, the second most popular flavor is strawberry! Thank you for the meal!