Pastries Spots in Kyoto Area

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Sweets Paradise (Shijo Kawara-machi Branch)

4.0

14 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Nakagyou-ku Komeyachou 392 Cotocross Hankyu Kawaramachi 6F

An all-you-can-eat sweets and light meal buffet restaurant located in Kawara-machi, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City. The restaurant is replete with the largest cake showcase in the Kansai area and patrons here can enjoy a wide array of sweets. As befits an establishment in Kyoto, the restaurant is decorated with a Japanese-style interior and patrons can eat while surrounded by an atmosphere quite different from similar establishments.

Although the place is called Sweets Paradise and is known for their buffet of cakes and desserts, they also serve savoury meals like Japanese curry rice and pasta -- great value for money, amazing...
MACCHA HOUSE Kyoto Kawaramachi

3.5

81 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Kawaramachi Dori 4 rice Yoneya Town rising 382-2

This store specializing in matcha green tea is located in Kyoto's Shijo Kawaramachi, and among the nine branches they have opened mainly in Asia they provide an original menu that has arranged items reimported from the matcha green tea culture that has developed overseas. Known for using matcha from Kyoto's long-established shop Morihan, on off-days it is so popular that there will be lines several hours long. The most popular item is the matcha tiramisu, in which mascarpone cheese and sponge cake are placed into a masu (traditional square measuring cup) and given a sprinkling of matcha on top. The thick texture with the fragrance of the matcha makes for an exquisite combination and is one of their specialty sweets. The closest station is Kawaramachi Station.

A quick stop at a Maccha House, why not? I discovered the chocolate maccha ice cream for myself and I was positively surprised. So for any maccha fan a definite must stop and for people like myself...
Murakami Kaishindo

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Chukyo-ku Teramachi-Tori Nijo-Eru

This patisserie was established in 1907 on Teramachi-dori Avenue, in Tokiwagi-cho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City. They offer a variety of sweets like 11 types of cookie, or Russian Cake, which is made from scratch and softer than the cookies. They also sell summer-only Orange jelly, and creamy Teramachi Vanilla Pudding. The attached cafe, housed in a renovated 90-year-old Japanese style building, offers coffee and cafe-only sweets.
Malebranche Forest of Romance

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoto-shi Yamashina-ku Otsukakitamizocho 30

This sweets shop does not disappoint, and delivers hospitality particular to each of the four seasons while being particular about the ingredients used to partake deliciousness and mastering the skills of the chef rooted in Kyoto. This branch adjoins their workshop, and is one of their popular branches located near the Kyoto-Higashi Interchange that entices customers with their sweet scent.
Baikoudo

4.5

17 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Higashiyama-ku Imagumanohouzouchou 6

The store serves pancakes, soft-serve ice cream, Japanese-style parfaits, etc. The Ogura cream pancakes, available only from fall through the end of April, are very popular and often draw long lines of customers when they are served.

最初に訪れたのは30年位前です。当時から近所にお住まいの様子の中高年男性が、ひとりでホットケーキを食べに来ているのを見掛けます。最初は抹茶パフェを食べたい時に訪れていましたが、その姿を見てホットケーキにも興味を持つようになりました。京都の店ですが、観光客向けでなく、近所の人が自転車で馴染みの店に行くという感じの店です。携帯電話が無い時代に美味しい店情報を豊富に持っていたタクシーの運転手さんが、修学...
Ichijyoji Nakatani

4.0

47 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Sakyou-ku Ichijoujihananokichou 5

The Ichijyoji Sagari-matsu is the site of a famous pine tree under which the renowned swordsman Miyamoto Musashi defeated a challenger. The nearby Ichijyoji Nakatani tea house and sweet shop has made and sold the Ichijyoji Temple’s famous decchi yokan bean jelly for three generations. In addition to Japanese sweets like shisen mochi rice cakes, the shop also sells Western-style confections prepared by the shop’s proprietress-to-be. The shop’s silky matcha green tea tiramisu is particularly popular and has been featured in the media. The café area serves drinks and sweets as well as a selection of light meals.

3代目ご夫婦のセンスがあふれた和洋たくさんの種類の菓子が並び、選ぶのにとても悩みます。「でっち羊かん」もいいですが、通販で数か月待ちになっている「絹ごし抹茶ティラミス」を一乗寺到着後すぐに店内で頂きました。一乗寺訪問は「狸谷山不動院」の懸造り社殿を観に行くことが目的でしたが、250段の階段があり荷物を減らすため、帰りにまた店に戻って土産を買うことにしました。18時まで営業されているので八大神社...
Cacao Market by Mariebelle Kyoto

4.0

41 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Higashiyama-ku Tokiwachou 165-2

Cacao Market by Mariebelle Kyoto is a chocolate shop near Gion Shijo Station. The founder of the business is from Honduras and carefully selects cacao beans from that country to be shipped to New York for processing. The company supervises the entire process, from growing the beans to creating the final product. The shop's main business is bulk sale of chocolate but customers can enjoy chocolate drinks and other treats on a take-out or eat-in basis.

Extremely overprice for a tiny hot chocolate that was of medium quality. It was around 1500 yen for a hot chocolate in a cup the size of a shot glass. The decorations are nice though which upped my...
Mariebelle Kyoto Main Shop

4.5

72 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Nakagyou-ku Yanaginobambasanjou Shimuru-cho 83

The first Japanese branch of a New York-based chocolate shop, it is located in Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto. The interior has an antique ambiance, and rich chocolate in stylish wrapping is sold. In the cafe, you can also enjoy hot chocolate, gelato and various other sweets using chocolate.

No place does brunch better than Marie Belle. I visit here every time Im in Kyoto. Atmosphere is intimate with furniture echoing the early 20th century. Crystal glasses and china tea cups. High...
Kisshokaryo Kyoto (Gion Main Shop)

4.0

31 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Higashiyama-ku Ishibashichou 306

This Japanese and Western sweet shop in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City is about five minutes on foot from the Tozai Subway Line's Higashiyama Station. They offer a variety of sweets dusted with kinako soy flour that they roast themselves, including their Honwarabi Mochi and Scorched Kinako Parfait. The second floor is a cafe where you can enjoy their sweets on the spot.

We ordered Kogashikinako parfait and Warabimochi, including a cup of black tea. The sweetness was just alright and not too heavy. Konako flour has a very delicate taste with its special fragrance...
Fruit Parlor Yaoiso

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoutoshi Shimogyou-ku Shijouomiya Higashiiruru Tachinakacho 496

This sweets shop, established in 1869, is only a one-minute walk from the Omiya Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City. Here, one can enjoy various parfaits, juices, fruit sandwiches, and other sweets made from seasonal fresh fruits. It is good to note that lines form at peak hours.
Okashi no Yakata Hashidate

3.5

6 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Yosa-gun Yosanocho Otokoyama 801-4

"A confectionary shop which carries excellent local sweets. Inside is a self-service cafe with a view of scenic Amanohashidate and customers can enjoy fresh-baked breads, original sweets, coffee, and other items at reasonable prices. Popular items include the roll cakes made with Tanba black soy beans and sweet azuki beans, and the ""Shichifuku-hime Crunch"" based on a recipe found in a Kyoto history, as well as the unique ""Tango no Anpan"" bread filled with a mochi rice cake. A casual establishment, visitors are encouraged to stop by during tea time to enjoy a quick snack. Here you can enjoy the distinctive confections of the Tango-Tajima-Tanba area surrounded by lush natural beauty."

お菓子中心のお土産物屋さんということであまり期待せず、伊根の舟屋見学の後、帰途で寄り道。伊根は雪も余り残っていなかったのに駐車場は残雪でザリザリ状態、ブーツでないと歩きづらいくらいで雪が積もりやすい場所？なのかな。だいぶ前に大きな昔ながらのお土産物屋さんがあり、リニューアルされたのかな、トイレが外で掃除の水で床がびしょぬれ，和式がほとんどと旧ドライブインの雰囲気、でも中は新し...
Gion Maicoto

4.0

5 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoto-shi Higashiyama-ku Gionmachikitagawa 244

Yes this is what I would call a typical souvenir place that sold many local Kyoto items for the Tourist Trade and had a wide variety of goods on sale
Eprouver Ishikawa

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kameoka-shi Nishitsutsujigaokadaisendai 1-1-113

This confectionery shop truly puts its heart and soul into its delicious creations. Their popular Eprouver Rolls, roll cakes that have a solid texture yet easily melt in your mouth, can fairly be called the face of the shop. Their petit gateau, baked sweets, and other confections including Entrements and Confiserie are as beautiful as jewels in a treasure chest.
PATISSERIE chez Santa

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kameoka-shi Oicho Tsuchida 2-1-16 SY Grand Building 1F

This pastry shop recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. It is popular for its healthy donuts made with rice flour produced in Kameoka. Their special cakes and other baked sweets for special occasions, which are each made with great care, are also very popular. They also offer limited-time items made with seasonal ingredients that have many fans.
LAMARTINE

5.0

3 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoto-shi Sakyo-ku Shimogamonishibayashicho 22

This stylish cake shop opened in 1998. It pursues originality in everything from the combination of ingredients, the balance of its flavors, and the shapes of its cakes. We recommend their original iramisu, a masterpiece that has remained a perennial favorite since it was first sold in 2002.

ラマルティーヌは、1998年にオープンした、下鴨神社近くにある洋菓子激戦区にあるケーキ屋です。特長のあるケーキを作ることにこだわり、どこにもないよう美味しいケーキをつくられています。
PATISSERIE Salon de the m.s.h

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoto-shi Nakagyo-ku Oshikojidori Fuyacho Nishiiru Tachibanacho 630

A patisserie focused on sweets because as the owner says, 'A shops leading actor is always the cake.' Along with standard roll cakes and shortcakes, they also sell limited time only cakes made with seasonal ingredients and seasonal sweets. In particular is their specialty Fuya Roll, made with nama-fu wheat gluten mixed with rice flour it has a springy and bouncy mouthfeel and is addictive. Equipped with a rare for Kyoto western style garden the atmosphere of the shop invites you in to a fairy-tale story and draws many repeat female customers.
BRUN BRUN

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Kyoto-shi Nakagyo-ku Takeyacho Dori Higashinotoin Nishi Iru Sanbongicho 462

This patisserie was founded in 1935. The name is a combination of the French and Norwegian words for brown, and is meant to evoke the image of chocolate. They focus on cakes and baked treats made with their own chocolate produced from strictly selected ingredients. Their primary product is the Uji Matcha Truffle Chocolate. They mix highest quality Uji matcha with chocolate cream covered in Belgian chocolate for a truly luxurious truffle. Their Kuromitsu Matcha Truffle Chocolate uses kuromitsu black syrup from venerable sweet maker Gion Koishi, and it won the Mond Selection gold medal in 2015.
Bio Sweet's Capo Capo

4.0

5 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Funai-gun Kyotanbacho Sakabara

This sweets shop in Kyotamba Town, an area in the center of Kyoto Prefecture known for producing Tamba-Dainagon red beans and Tanba black soybeans. They have long created simple treats in this patisserie atelier surrounded by the lush mountains and ayu sweetfish-filled Yura river. Their flagship product is a Vanilla Creampuff, featuring fresh-baked pastries filled with custard cream made from organic Madagascar vanilla beans. They're popular for their natural, mellow sweetness that refreshes body and soul. The attached cafe offers a full lunch menu made with organic vegetables, as well.

お隣のカヌー体験教室に参加してランチで寄りました。自然に囲まれたお店です。スイーツもありました。スイーツだけを購入に来られてました。パスタのランチと日替わりランチをシェアして頂きました。私にはパスタが少し辛かったですが、お野菜も沢山で楽しく美味しかったです。日替わりランチはチキンでしたが香ばしくジューシーでとっても美味しく頂きました。ゆっくりと時間が過ぎて充実したランチタイムでした...
French Patissiere Adachi Otoemon Kyoto Main Shop

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Fukuchiyama-shi Naiki 44-18

This patisserie is in Kyoto's sweets center, Tamba, on the north side of Fukuchiyama Castle. They use select ingredients from all over the world and make careful use of each one to create exquisite delights. The pound cake Kuri no Terrine Ten uses Tamba chestnuts that have been selected for size and appearance from A-rank chestnuts, carefully selected European chestnuts, and French La Viette AOC fermented butter and wasanbon sugar from a maker that was founded in 1804, all to create a truly exceptional work of baker's art. It offers a taste of two varieties of chestnut in one perfect mix.
Chocolat BEL AMER Kyoto Bettei

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Nakagyo-ku Sanjyutsu Sakaiicho Higashi Ille north Masaya-machi 66

A chocolate shop located in the Masuya-cho neighborhood of Nakagyo Ward along Sanjo Street. Aiming to create chocolate suited to Japanese tastes, the shop carefully scrutinizes the ingredients used and carefully controls storage temperatures and humidities, selling a variety of individually crafted chocolate confections. The Chocolate Bar, located on the second floor, serves sweets, beverages, sake, and champagne.

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Kyoto Areas

Its wooden tea houses, shuffling geisha, and spiritual sights have seen Kyoto hailed as the heart of traditional Japan, a world apart from ultramodern Tokyo. Despite being the Japanese capital for over a century, Kyoto escaped destruction during World War II, leaving behind a fascinating history which can be felt at every turn, from the fully gold-plated Kinkakuji Temple down to traditional customs such as geisha performances and tea ceremonies, which are still practiced to this day.