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Shin Nishimura

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Reat Yourself Once in a While – 3 Must-Try Sweets in Yotsuya

Let’s be honest—we all deserve a little treat from time to time.
Whether you’ve had a long day at work, hit a personal milestone, or just want something sweet for no reason at all, Yotsuya has some hidden dessert gems worth checking out.

Here are three standout spots in and around Yotsuya where you can seriously indulge.

1. Atelier Ukai Yotsuya Main Store – Petite Cakes Like Tiny Works of Art

You may have heard of Ukai, famous for its luxurious cookies and elegant presentation.
Their main patisserie is tucked away just a 10-minute walk from Yotsuya Station—and it’s a stunner.

*   What to Try: Fleur Sec Salé (savory butter cookies) or the Petit Gateau Assortment

*   Why It’s a Treat: The packaging is exquisite, and the flavor combinations are surprisingly layered. It’s the kind of dessert you want to savor slowly.

*   Price Range: From ¥2,000 for a cookie tin. A bit of a splurge, but well worth it.

Name: Atelier Ukai Yotsuya
Address: 1-6-1 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo (inside Komore Yotsuya 1F)
Pro Tip: Makes a perfect gift, but honestly, you’ll want to keep it for yourself.

2. Shirotae Akasaka (Honorable Mention – A Walk from Yotsuya)

Okay, technically not in Yotsuya, but if you’re up for a 20-minute walk or a quick train ride, Shirotae in Akasaka is legendary.
It’s old-school, no-frills, and beloved for its timeless rare cheesecake.

*   What to Try: The classic Rare Cheesecake for just ¥280 (!!)

*   Why It’s a Treat: It’s light, tangy, and somehow nostalgic. The simple decor adds to the charm.

*   Price Range: Extremely affordable. Like, “how is this still under ¥300?” affordable.

Name: Shirotae Akasaka
Address: 4-1-4 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Pro Tip: Dine-in available. There’s often a line, but it moves fast.

3. wagashi asobi – A Modern Twist on Traditional Japanese Sweets

A bit closer to Yotsuya-Sanchome, this boutique shop redefines what wagashi (Japanese sweets) can be.
Expect unexpected combos like spiced yokan and mochi truffles.

*   What to Try: Spice Yokan or Nama-Choco Daifuku

*   Why It’s a Treat: It’s a brilliant mix of Japanese elegance and experimental flair. Beautiful and unique.

*   Price Range: Around ¥300+ per piece. Great for when you want something refined.

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