| レザネフォール（渋谷区） Les Annees Folles (Shibuya-ku) Ebisu/Daikanyama / Cakes  The cakes are rich but not cloying, and are excellent creations from a chef who has won three of France’s top cake competitions! lunch:¥1,000～¥1,999 dinner:¥1,000～¥1,999 Official website |
The fashionable town of Ebisu is known as a battleground for sweets, and there are many delicious cake shops.
This time, we will introduce the popular sweets shop “Les Annees Folles” in Ebisu.
Please check the official website and Google Map below for opening hours, holidays, reviews, etc.
I found this shop while looking for a gift to take to a business partner.
I found this shop while looking for a gift to take to a business partner.
It’s a cake shop about a 3-minute walk from Ebisu Station, and as you’d expect from a popular shop in Ebisu, it has a very stylish feel.
I chose a cake for home use, ignoring the gift for my guests
I went there to find a gift for my guests, but when I saw the delicious-looking cakes on display, I ended up focusing on them instead.
I quickly decided on a gift for my guests and chose a cake for home use.
The most popular item is Mont Blanc, so I bought a Mont Blanc (698 yen) and a green tea “Tevere” (620 yen) cake (prices as of April 2024).
I was surprised by the appearance and taste of the Mont Blanc!
I took it home and my wife and I enjoyed it straight away.
By the way, this Mont Blanc is very unique.
Normally, the height of a Mont Blanc is created by squeezing out chestnut cream, but this Mont Blanc has a surface that feels like it has been hardened with cream.
Owner chef Kenichi Kikuchi says, “Originally, Mont Blanc is a white mountain. I was inspired by the vast Mont Blanc mountain, which is located on the border between France and Italy.”
When I actually tried it, I could taste the alcohol and cinnamon (I think), and it had a rich flavor.
Also, the matcha had a unique texture that I can’t really describe, but it was a sensation that you can’t really get at other shops.
About “Les Annees Folles”
Les Années Folles is a shop that Kenichi Kikuchi opened in Ebisu in 2012.
The name “Les Années Folles” refers to the 1920s in France, a time of freedom and prosperity that saw a transition from classical to modern styles.
Les Années Folles is a patisserie where Kenichi Kikuchi expresses the tradition and innovation of various French confectioneries based on the themes of “tradition and innovation” and “retro-modern”.
This was my first visit, but I became a fan of the shop after just one visit.
I have the opportunity to go to Ebisu for work, so I would like to continue to visit in the future.
Access, reviews
You can check the access to “Les Années Folles”, opening hours, regular holidays, reviews, etc. on the Google Map (click to enlarge) below.
