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    4.4 (477 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Sesame daqoise, chocolate banana cake
    Moeka S.

    Genuinely, everything I had from this place was life-changingly delicious. I don't have sweet tooth and I'm very much more savory person but the sesame dacquoise was life changing, I levitated. It was so clever because dacquoise is chewy with nutty flavor and sesame was lightly sweetened and it reminded me of mochi but just 10000% elevated. I need to come back again. They had amazing sweets there.

    Jillian B.

    My friends peer pressured me to join them in grabbing a post-brunch dessert, even though we were so full, because they loved the pastries they had at Patisserie Tomoko previously.... what's another treat during the holidays, right? [[HIGHLIGHT]]Interior was super cute and smelled amazing.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The pastries all looked delicious, and I ended up getting a green tea crepe cake. The texture was perfect and had the perfect level of green tea flavor and wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. Definitely understand the urgency in coming and was so happy we did!!

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    Sophia W.

    Loveee Patisserie Tomoko! [[HIGHLIGHT]]It feels so warm and cozy right when you walk in.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The staff are so sweet and it is strangely not crowded inside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I had the matcha basque cheesecake and the yuzu chocolate crepe cake. Both were full of flavor, not too sweet, and so creamy. Highly recommend!

    Matcha tiramisu, hojicha cheesecake, matcha crème brûlée
    Elena W.

    A great bakery! Loved the desserts here. Next time I want to come back with enough stomach room to try their prix fixe dessert tasting menu. My friend and I were in Williamsburg and wanted to have some dessert. We each got a hot beverage and split three desserts: matcha crème brûlée, hojicha cheese cake, and the matcha tiramisu. We both agreed that the best one was the matcha crème brûlée. The matcha tiramisu was more like a matcha cake rather than having a traditional tiramisu texture. We both really enjoyed our drinks as well! I got some additional goodies to take home like their matcha cookies, matcha cheesecake, and yuzu cheesecake. All were good but my favorite was the matcha cookie: it was quite a big cookie, so green like Elphaba lmao, and very matcha-y without being bitter. Packaging for to go orders was very cute too. Overall I really liked the stuff here and I wish I lived closer to it so that I could come by more often.

    Alan T.

    This cafe serves a lot of asian flavored desserts and everything looks great so I definitely had a hard time deciding what to get! I ended up getting their green tea roll cake, hojicha Mille crepe, and strawberry mousse and and I really enjoyed everything I ordered! [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have limited seating inside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]They do have bar seating that's normally used for their tasting course, but it's available if there aren't a lot of people here for the tasting.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Samantha W.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]The cutest cafe ever! The bakery interior is so cozy and intimate, packed with plants and adorable decorations.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The huge windows also gives the cafe amazing lighting and just makes the place feel very alive.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I've been here a couple times, once just getting a la carte items, and another getting the dessert pre-fixe course. All of the a la carte items are delicious. I love that they have so many Asian flavors, like black sesame, yuzu, and hojicha. I really loved the hojicha crepe cake. The dessert pre-fixe was also a great experience. Every course comes plated so beautifully, and all the bites were super yummy. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's also fun to sit at the counter for it, because it kind of feels like dessert omakase.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Angela L.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Such a cute little spot for desserts![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I honestly couldn't tell you exactly what I ordered -- I just went with the recommendations from the guy at the register, and he did not steer me wrong. Both desserts were delicious, each with its own unique sweetness that wasn't too overpowering. Definitely a great place to swing by if you're in the mood to satisfy your sweet tooth without going overboard. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Charming and worth the visit![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Yuzu ice cream and black sesame meringue
    Win C.

    I love this place! Who doesn't love Japanese/Asian inspired pastries. I heard the pastry chef from cha-an came here. My friend had a yuzu chocolate birthday cake made from here and it was absolutely heavenly. I've done a girls night out here for desserts and it was always delicious.

    Helen C.

    cute ! i haven't noticed it before but glad we came for dessert. we especially liked the banana choco tart -- so rich and decadent ! matcha crepe cake had stronger matcha flavor than the matcha tiramisu despite the lighter green appearance

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    Seby I.

    Last night I dreamed about the yuzu cheesecake, the cream puff and sparkling yuzu drink. Yesterday, I finally ate desserts at Patisserie Tomoko with Raj who had told me that he wanted to take me there. Raj has been here countless times and likes it a lot. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We sat at the counter which was comfortable.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Bring a weekday, there were few customers.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We ordered cappuccinos, two cream puffs, a gâteau au chocolat and a yuzu cheesecake. All the pastries were delicious. Then Raj told me that I simply had to have the refreshing yuzu drink. Freshly made, it was ambrosial. I could have had two. We ate slowly and finished every bite. Chef Tomoko and Chef Hiro were hard at work prepping. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Billie Holiday was singing among other jazz singers. Chef Hiro enjoys jazz.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The weekends here get busy so it was good that we came on a weekday.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I am planning to return for more of the yuzu cheesecake and drink. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior had lots of foliage and some pictures.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    Nicole N.

    Can't believe I'm only learning about Patisserie Tomoko now!! Their Japanese influenced desserts were delicious! My partner brought me here to try their dessert prix fixe $29.5 menu, which featured a starter dessert, main course dessert, then a couple of small bites to end. Our starter was an earl grey ice cream with candied persimmon bits, which were both tasty and nicely balanced. For mains, I really enjoyed my black sesame creme brulee. It was very soft in texture which contrasted with the sesame crackers that it came with. The strong sesame and creamy flavors paired nicely with the refreshing sake ice cream. My partner's hojicha chocolate souffle was also very fluffy with a molten chocolate center, although the hojicha flavors weren't prominent. The last bites featured a variety of savory cookies and sweets, of which I really enjoyed the matcha crunch. It was a shortbread-like cookie covered with matcha/white chocolate. I loved how it was super crunchy with a perfect ratio of chocolate and a long lasting matcha taste. Needless to say I got some to-go to enjoy at home. They also offer other cakes, cookies, and mochi options. I think their mochi is one of the best that I've had in the US. They are soft and just the right amount of chew! They have three flavors, earl grey chocolate, matcha, and red bean black sesame. I was surprised that the earl grey chocolate was my favorite because of its truffle-like texture and mix of tea/chocolate flavors. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The store itself offers table and bar seating, although the latter is typically reserved for prix fixe folks.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I like the open kitchen concept cause you can see them make all kinds of goodies while you enjoy your own dessert.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Its pretty intimate with the fairy lights and greenery.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall I loved the desserts and the vibes; can't wait to come back to try more!

    Doreen L.

    Review: Best Japanese French Desserts in Williamsburg, Brooklyn The desserts are worth traveling across boroughs for. In Williamsburg, Brooklyn, we were craving a delightful fusion of Japanese and French pastries, look no further. Nestled in this vibrant neighborhood is a gem of a dessert spot that expertly marries the delicate flavors of Japan with the finesse of French patisserie. Among their standout offerings, the Green Tea Roll, Triple Berry Crepe Cake, and Hojicha Affogato are absolute must-tries. Green Tea Roll:This dessert is a masterclass in balance and subtlety. The Green Tea Roll features a light, airy sponge cake infused with the earthy, slightly bitter notes of matcha. The cake is rolled with a creamy, slightly sweet airy filling that complements the matcha perfectly. The texture is divine, with each bite melting in your mouth. It's a refreshingly light dessert that doesn't overwhelm your palate, making it a perfect choice for those who appreciate the nuanced flavors of green tea. Triple Berry Crepe Cake: is a testament to the artistry of French patisserie with a Japanese twist. This cake is composed of multiple thin, delicate crepes layered with a rich, velvety cream. Interspersed between the crepes are fresh, juicy berries that add a burst of flavor and a lovely tartness to balance the sweetness of the cream. The combination of textures--from the soft crepes to the smooth cream and the succulent berries--creates a harmonious symphony in every bite. It's a dessert that not only tastes incredible but also looks stunning, making it a great choice for special occasions. Hojicha Affogato For those who love a bit of theater with their dessert, the Hojicha Affogato is an experience not to be missed. This dessert features a scoop of creamy, rich ice cream that is bathed in a shot of warm, roasted hojicha tea. The hojicha, with its deep, smoky flavor, pairs beautifully with the sweetness of the vanilla ice cream, creating a complex and satisfying flavor profile. The crowning glory, however, is the sprinkling of fragrant caramelized nuts. They add a delightful crunch and a hint of sweetness, enhancing the overall experience. It's a dessert that engages all your senses and leaves a lasting impression. If you're in Williamsburg and have a sweet tooth, this spot should be on your list. The Green Tea Roll, Triple Berry Crepe Cake, Hojicha Affogato with Caramelized Nuts, and Green Tea Crème Brûlée are all fantastic choices. Each dessert is thoughtfully made, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious.

    Yuzu chocolate mousse w/ crepes layered cake. :)
    Stephen B.

    Stopped in for an afternoon coffee and a sweet pick me up while strolling around Williamsburg. Was attracted to the Japanese pastry idea which did not disappoint. I tried a piece of their yuzu chocolate layered mousse cake. It was amazing! Very light and flavorful. Many layers of thin crepes and mousse. Had this with my standard Americano coffee and life was good. Server was very pleasant and the ambiance was cool and intimate. I will certainly go back.

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    Do they take reservations?

    Yes for their dessert tastings

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    Do they have delivery service?

    I don't believe so. You can, however, order for takeout. About 3/4 of the bar is for dine-in seating, and 1/4 of it is the takeout counter with some desserts in a glass display.

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    Laza Dessert Cafe

    Laza Dessert Cafe

    4.2
    (45 reviews)
    6.8 mi

    This is such a popular place in the neighborhood I'm glad I finally got to check them out. The…read moresmell of chocolate and waffles hits you as soon as you enter! I got the Triple Chocolate waffle and it was so good, thick style waffle and the chocolate was tasty and the brownie bites were great too. Recommend this spot if you want to treat yourself, it's not overindulgent just right

    Laza Cafe is the place to be for intricate and elaborate desserts. I haven't been here since the…read morename rebrand, but their location on Steinway is always popping, and I had to see for myself what the fuss is about with this joint right in the heart of Bay Ridge Brooklyn. Firstly the rebrand has been phenomenal, I love the care that has obviously gone in to the packaging, transportation and delivery of my order. It really felt like it was delivered straight from the shop with no problems. The lotusella crepe was every biscoff lover's dream come true. The pairing with chocolate and banana and strawberry is a classic hit and I love that they didn't skimp on the chocolate or biscoff here. The layers of crepe were appropriate thickness and not too dense. I hate when they crepe is too thick and feels like you're getting a mouthful of dough. Not with this bad boy. I like the dusting of lotus crumbs and they actually don't go soggy which is nice. I can't wait to try more things of their menu. A true neighborhood gem!!

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    Brooklyn Farmacy & Soda Fountain

    4.0
    (867 reviews)
    3.4 mi
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    3.75 It's been a few years since I went here. I remembered…read moregetting a large chocolatey sundae which I needed to share with one of my sons. This time, we took the F train to Carroll St, walked by a quiet residential area and some busier streets. We ordered and paid by the entrance, given a number and looked for seats. Tables for 4, and along the long counter in the front area; small counter for 3, and 2 round tables in the back, where the restroom also is. Got a reg scoop of Coffee bean- small scoop, with specks of coffee; and a Warm brownie sundae - small for the price of almost $17- 1 regular scoop of ice cream, flanked by brownie (was good, soft and warm), covered with fudge. Asked for whipped cream and cherry on the side. Missing the shaved chocolate. Atmosphere is not lively for a soda fountain but I loved the decor/old pharmacy items. Employees were just working, with straight-faces/no smiles.

    We came here on a recent summer Sunday afternoon on a whim after reading some positive reviews of…read morethe place as we were in the neighborhood. We ordered the egg cream (as it was award winning according to their wall), the black and white milk shake and coffee. The black and white milk shake was definitely the best of what we ordered. It was fresh and had a homemade taste. The chocolate had a richness to it. I would definitely come back to try the other items on the menu like the sundae. The place itself has a rather old timey vibe to it, which makes it quaint. The service was fast and friendly. If you're in the area I would definitely recommend checking out Brooklyn Farmacy.

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    Laser Wolf

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    4.4
    (528 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    I failed to make note on our reservation that we would be enjoying dinner here for my birthday, so…read morewhen we arrived, we were shown a less than stellar table without that amazing view. I asked if there was any way to fix this, and right away, the hostess brought us to another table with a much better view of that magnificent manhattan skyline and river. Then the food. Omg the food. We each ordered our main, after which they bring out an enormous tray of all these lovely nibble salads, pickles, dips, and pita. I don't eat wheat, and haven't my entire life, so I usually don't say anything about it if it seems to me the place doesn't cater to that sort of restriction. The server noticed however, and offered sliced cucumbers for the dips. Such a lovely detail, brava. Did I mention how deeeeeeeelicious everything was? Hubby had the steak shishlika which was perfectly tender and charred at once. I had the chicken shishlika which was good, but not the wow of the steak. Each and every salad, dip, pickle etc was perfectly spiced, cooked, presented. The nuances were just right. Nothing too precious or sideways. Just honest, well built yummy food. And the fries. You MUST get the fries. We ordered the tahini ranch along with the tahini catsup. In my opinion, that wasn't necessary. But if you're a ranch lover, go for it. Then the dessert! Soft serve with a cherry reduction and some kind of flourless chocolate brownie... I don't need to say more. The service was excellent. The food delicious. The view was perfect, though no one celebrated the sun going down like I was told they do. We will go back, with four or more so we can finish all the food. We left way too much behind since we were heading out after and not home. Lesson learned: laser wolf is a great celebration/date night venue for all the right reasons. But go with a larger party, not just two.

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    Malai

    Malai

    4.3
    (327 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    Wow such an unexpected, unique ice cream shop you can only find in New York! Found it while walking…read morein boreum hill, and I was curious about malai ice cream. I was thinking to myself, could it be like Kulfi? Turns out yes! It's even better with the flavor assortment and consistency! They had fun combos like saffron pistacho, rose pistachio, mango and cream etc. we got the saffron pistacho and mango & cream split combo for $8.50 and hmmmm it was so good! Both flavors were distinct. I loved the mango one as it actually tasted like Indian mangoes and the pistacho one actually tasted like kulfi. The consistency is imo so much better than gelato. It's creamy and melts in your mouth. The ambiance is cosy, lots of people just hanging out like at a 3rd space. The attention to decor is really good, the walls and ceilings also have this classy look and feel. The service was great. They let me try 2 flavors, and my husband 1. You could also buy pints, if you'd like. Overall, 10/10 spot. Would 100% recommend!

    This review is super overdue!! But Malai was memorable enough that I want to make a note of this…read moreplace so I remember to visit it for my next NY trip. I had heard of this indian inspired ice cream place and was on my list to try out whenever I am in the area. They have unique and seasonal indian inspired flavors which I typically love.. On this trip I tried the rose cinnamon almond flavor which was really nice and orange fennel which i loved.. it has a right amount of sweetness and creaminess. there were some other flavors that I wanted to try but that will be for my next visit!

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