I really wanted to eat a cream puff, so I ordered it on Uber. The cream puff was carefully packaged, giving a sense of security. The top was crispy, while the overall texture was fluffy. The custard cream inside was rich and plentiful, with vanilla beans mixed in. The cream puff was small, but just the right size to enjoy one whole without feeling sick from eating too much cream. Since I ordered it on Uber, the price was higher at 480 yen, which is expensive, but I am satisfied because I was able to eat what I wanted.

Located inside Ebisu Garden Place, Yellow Cakes is the sister store of Hibiya The Blue. Dogs are allowed inside Yellow Cakes, the prices are reasonable, the cakes are delicious, and they also serve parfaits. You can also enjoy a dessert cafe experience at night. The interior is a bit small with limited seating, making it difficult for strollers to navigate. The staff is friendly. The parfait I had this time was a non-alcoholic, seasonal limited edition parfait. It had a summer-like cherry jelly, refreshing raspberries, cherries, my favorite pistachio cream and pistachio ice cream, cookies with a good texture, leaf-shaped tuiles, and white chocolate. While there wasn't a surprise element, the parfait was simple, well-balanced in terms of taste and texture.

A cafe located in Brick End. I had a cake set (830 yen) with iced coffee. The coffee only costs 100 yen! It's too good to be trueヾ(o≧∀≦o)ﾉﾞ I chose the Framboise Citronnelle cake after being dazzled by the colorful cakes. It had a vibrant red heart, passionate rose petals, and luxurious gold foil. When I broke the shiny jelly surface, I found a sweet and sour raspberry mousse inside♪ The refreshing lime flavor was delightful. The coffee was a bit weak, but for 100 yen, I won't complain (a single coffee costs 300 yen). I can't believe there's such an affordable cake shop in Garden Place! I want to try other cakes too|дﾟ)ﾁﾗｯ

Night in Ebisu. Intrigued by the phrase "adult parfait night," which is usually something I would just pass by without a second thought due to the high price. However, the seasonal limited edition orange liqueur parfait caught my eye. I have a weakness for orange liqueur. Adult Parfait (Orange Liqueur) 1,900 yen Coffee (S size) 300 yen While waiting for the parfait to be served, I gaze out at the dimming brick street from the cafe table inside. The interior may seem small at first glance, but sitting inside feels oddly cozy, perhaps due to the large window glass and the quiet brick street outside. There is also a terrace seat, and today, about three foreigners are chatting over a cake set. The parfait that arrived looked beautiful, like a work of art. However, as I ate it, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed. Here are my thoughts, with some spicy comments for future expectations: - The ice cream seemed strange. It disappeared like foam in an instant. Like a magic trick. Was it ice cream-like meringue? It felt like being tricked. - Despite being labeled as orange liqueur, the flavor was barely detectable. If it was in there, it was in such a small amount that it's hard to justify calling it orange liqueur. - A strong white wine scent emanated from the jelly-like substance inside. It's unclear what the main focus is. They should use liqueurs like Cointreau to create a more unified flavor. - There were crunchy bits inside, but they clashed with the overall harmony. Since the ice cream disappeared like foam, all that remained was this crunchy texture. - The white border looked like whipped cream at first, but it was actually crispy baked meringue. Since the ice cream disappeared like foam, all that was left was the crunchy texture. Although my comments may sound a bit harsh, at this price point, it's expected that the content not only looks beautiful but also creates a harmonious and enchanting experience for adults. The location is great, and it's located on this lovely brick street, so they should offer a parfait that leaves adults feeling delighted when they taste it. I believe they would attract more satisfied adult customers who come seeking a perfect ending parfait in this neighborhood. It's a shame, and I hope they take this feedback into consideration for further research and development.

Around 3:30 pm on a regular day, we were able to smoothly enter the restaurant terrace with only one group. It is located in a zone near the photo art museum in Garden Place, with a very eye-catching bright yellow exterior. We were there for the cream puffs, having hopped from another store, so we decided to stick to just that. The cake set was quite a deal at ¥830 (cakes were around ¥700 each), and I hesitated between getting the set with a cream puff or just the cream puff. The first place we went to charged ¥1000 for coffee and cake, so I felt like I got a better deal here... (laughs) The cakes were all quite large, unlike the cream puffs which were rather small. At ¥390 each, it felt a bit pricey... The cream puff is not as big as my personal number one cream puff shop, and compared to the cake set's cost performance, it seems a bit on the expensive side. The taste was average, with a coarse crust and a thick, slightly chewy dough. It was different from the thin crust cookie cream puff shown on their official SNS. The custard was rich and creamy, with a hint of vanilla beans. Given the size, I feel like around ¥200 would be a fair price. The cream puff is said to be the most popular item. They don't have a one-drink minimum policy, and they accept cashless payment, which is great. The interior has a counter, a terrace, and one table seating for each set. There are outlets at the counter, but it might feel awkward as you face the kitchen staff through the glass. They have Wi-Fi. Based on what I saw on their SNS, the cakes all seem to be mousse-based, with similar compositions despite different fillings. "Tebeel" and "Canel" have the same shape, and it seems "Framboise Citron Verve" also had a similar shape. They had a seasonal Mont Blanc, but the variety doesn't change much, with about 7 types in total. Still, a cake set for ¥830 in Garden Place is quite affordable, as each cake is pricey on its own. I would like to come back next time for the cake set.

Yellow Cakes in Ebisu is a dessert shop that opened in Brick End at Ebisu Garden Place. The area is lined with unexpectedly stylish shops, making it an interesting place. This new addition sells cakes, and from 6 p.m., they also offer parfaits. The display case is filled with adorable cakes, and there are two types of parfaits available: the classic Tiramisu Parfait and a seasonal limited edition parfait. On this particular day, I tried... - Tiramisu Parfait: Mascarpone cream, coffee jelly, chocolate crumble, rum raisin ice cream, blackberries, Chantilly cream, topped with a mousse infused with rum, a long chocolate tuile. The rum flavor gives it a restrained sweetness, perfect for adults. - Mont Blanc: Layers of meringue, sponge cake, chestnut, Chantilly cream, chestnut cream, topped with gold leaf. You can take out sweet cakes, enjoy a parfait after drinks or a meal, or simply come for the parfaits. The variety of options makes it a versatile place to visit. It's great to see more good dessert shops in this area. I look forward to trying different cakes and parfaits in the future. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited around noon. The place is located near Ebisu Garden Place. The cakes are small, as shown in the picture. I ordered the matcha mousse, and it had just the right amount of sweetness. However, many cakes are priced at over 800 yen, which feels a bit expensive.

First visit in 2022 (No.3951) 1. Purpose of visit - Visited out of curiosity after trying the cakes served at "THE BLUE" in Hibiya the day before. 2. Shop information - Genre on Tabelog: Cakes - Opened on August 5, 2022 - A shop where a young patissier from the Imperial Hotel creates exquisite sweets with a new sensibility, and adult night parfaits with alcohol are the main attraction. - Business hours: 12:00-22:00 - Seating capacity: 8 seats 3. Crowdedness and atmosphere on the day of visit - Visited around 12:10 on a weekday with no other customers present. - Managed by a male and female in their 20s. - An eat-in corner set up in front of the workshop. 4. Ordered items - Iced tea (set): 100 yen - Chocolam: 690 yen - Framboise Citron Bell: 730 yen - The items were delicious above average. Thank you for the meal. [Pre. 03]

Looking for a night parfait. It's been a while since I visited Ebisu Garden Place. I haven't been here at night in years. There are many places that are a must-visit during the day, so it's been quite a while since I came at night. The central street is illuminated at night, with the greenery reflecting, creating a somewhat fantastical atmosphere. In the distance, there are two shadows embracing each other... It's okay. I have hundreds of wives in my imagination. Speaking of which, there is a lot of talk about AI that can generate images automatically, especially "Novel AI" software, which is of incredibly high quality and impressive. It could be a salvation for content that cannot produce new supplies. With just imagination, new horizons can be created... I'm seriously considering paying for it. Now, this is "Yellow Cakes" located in the back of Ebisu Garden Place. It is a café built at the end of a brick building. As mentioned earlier, this is a place where you can have a night parfait. Oh, and they also sell cakes, so I'm planning to have both parfait and cake. Parfait is available from 6:00 pm onwards. Naturally, this means visiting at night, but then I'm a bit worried about the stock of cakes. Arriving at the store with some anxiety, I find that there are quite a few cakes left. The store, as the name suggests, shines brightly in yellow... It's hard to tell at night. The exterior looks better during the day. The interior is also entirely yellow. A world of yellow. There is a cake showcase in front, a counter on the left, and only one table. The cakes I was worried about... Oh, there are quite a few left. From the size of the showcase and the photos from previous reviewers, there are probably around 10 types of cakes. There are many beautifully designed cakes. Here is what I ate: - Tebel: A Japanese-style cake with matcha tiramisu and red bean paste. The tart has a cinnamon flavor, which is a bit unexpected. Inside, there is matcha cream and red bean paste that is soft and sticky. - Miel Hachi: A lemon mousse with honey and chocolate incorporated into the biscuit. The biscuit has walnuts for a crunchy accent. - Adult Night Parfait: A Mont Blanc parfait topped with chestnuts, with champagne jelly and blackcurrant jam at the bottom. The highlight is the champagne jelly, which pairs perfectly with the Mont Blanc cream. The café space is limited, but it's quite empty, possibly due to its location. Whether you're looking for beautiful cakes or a perfect ending with a parfait, this place has it all. Thank you for the meal!

Located across from the stylish cafe fromtop in the trendy Ebisu Garden Place BRICK END, yello×black offers a variety of delicious cakes on display. They also serve a special "Adult Night Parfait" with plenty of alcohol starting from 6pm every day. The heart-shaped Framboise Trois Verve with raspberry and lime is not only cute in appearance but also refreshing and delicious. Although I visited a while ago and didn't see it, they now offer cake sets for a more enjoyable and affordable experience. These cakes are also provided to "THE BLUE" in Hibiya, so I will be visiting there next time.

*⑅︎୨୧┈︎┈︎GRAND OPEN on August 5, 2022┈︎┈︎୨୧⑅︎* Welcome to the cute patisserie "Yellow Cakes" with its yellow exterior ⭐️ Located inside BRICKEND in Ebisu Garden Place, they offer around 10 adorable cakes with a focus on mousse cakes. —When Visited— 🌟 Holiday Cafe 🌟 No reservation needed, no waiting 🌟 Visited with a friend (2 people) 🌟 Cost: ¥1,000 to ¥1,500 🌟 Meal: - Framboise Citron Voile: Raspberry mousse with lime mousse and jelly inside. Strong raspberry and lime acidity, personally loved the flavor. Lime taste is also very good. Melts in your mouth and delicious!! —Menu— ◇ Framboise Citron Voile ¥730 ◇ Coffee S ¥420 —Service— 🌟 Polite service, they explain the cakes in the showcase which is very helpful. Very pleasant service! —Ambiance— 🌟 Cute and pop atmosphere with yellow and black tones. Glass windows allow you to see inside, which is nice. Small space with a counter overlooking the work table and only 2-person table seats. There is only one terrace seat outside, but the wind from the building was quite strong, thought the cake would fly away! 😄 —Would Visit Again— 🌟🌟🌟🌟☆ Would like to try other cakes too! ♡

#yellowcakes #Ebisu Cafe 8/5 new open A cafe that just opened on August 5th at BRICKEND in Ebisu Garden Place! The interior is a pop space design based on black and yellow, with a layout where you can see the kitchen from the seating area! There are about 10 authentic and beautiful cakes displayed in the showcase, all of which look delicious and make it hard to choose. Among them, I chose the Tart Exotic, which is made in the motif of an egg! A tropical-style tart with coconut mousse, mango, and pineapple ✨ Inside, there is plenty of mango sauce, and the balance of sweetness and acidity is perfect! It was delicious without being too sweet! I went for lunch this day so I couldn't try it, but they seem to offer a night parfait from 18:00 to 21:30. I saw the night parfait on their website and it looked really delicious, so I want to go back for it soon haha ✔️ 3 recommended points from yellowcakes: - Wi-Fi and power outlets available - Night parfait available - Takeout is also possible 📍 Restaurant Information - Name: yellow cakes - IG: @yellowcakes_ebisu - Address: 1-13-3 Mita, Meguro-ku, Tokyo - Hours: 12:00-22:00 - Closed: Irregular holidays - Notes: Takeout available, night parfait available, terrace seating available, cards and transportation IC cards accepted

A small cake shop recently opened on a popular street. Despite its size, it also has a cozy café space. The cakes all look incredibly cute, making it hard to choose just one. The fact that you can get a drink included for 800 yen in this area is very convenient. It's a great place for a quick solo sugar fix. I will definitely visit again.

The combination of night parfait and sparkling wine is the best. The cakes at Hibiya THE BLUE are also delicious.