Best Crepe Shops in Tokyo – 6 Must-Try Places

Best Crepe Shops in Tokyo Tokyo

Tokyo has many great crepe shops! You can enjoy French-style crepes, Japanese-style crepes, and big, sweet crepes with lots of toppings. Here are six of the best Tokyo crepe shops!


1. Tabane noshi – Japanese-Style Crepes

  • Crepes with traditional Japanese flavors
  • Matcha, black sugar, and other unique toppings
  • A calm café where you can relax and enjoy a Tokyo crepe

Recommended Menu: Kakegawa Matcha Brûlée Crepe
This crepe has a rich matcha cream and a caramelized sugar topping.

📍 Location: 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station
💰 Price: About ¥900 JPY~ ($6 USD~)
🌐 Official Website: Tabane no Shi


2. Gelato Pique Café – Elegant French Crepes

  • Traditional French crepes
  • Located inside a shopping mall
  • Limited seasonal menu available

Recommended Menu: Classic Butter Sugar Crepe
A simple, elegant crepe with butter and light sweetness, typical of a Tokyo crepe shop.

📍 Location: Omotesando Hills Main Building B2F
💰 Price: About ¥800 JPY~ ($6 USD~)
🌐 Official Website: Pique Café


3. PARLA – Luxury Crepes for Adults

  • Crepes made with high-quality ingredients
  • Unique flavors like truffle and champagne
  • A small stand for quick takeaway of your Tokyo crepe

Recommended Menu: Rum Raisin Crepe
A rich crepe with sweet and fragrant rum raisins.

📍 Location: 5-minute walk from Harajuku Station
💰 Price: About ¥1,500 JPY~ ($10 USD~)
🌐 Official Website: PARLA


4. Santa Monica Crepes – Harajuku’s Famous Crepe Shop

  • Large, filling crepes with lots of toppings
  • Fresh fruit and ice cream options
  • A long-time favorite in Takeshita Street for Tokyo crepes

Recommended Menu: Strawberry Chocolate Whipped Cream Crepe
A sweet crepe with fresh strawberries, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce.

📍 Location: 3-minute walk from Harajuku Station
💰 Price: About ¥700 JPY~ ($5 USD~)
🌐 Official Website: Santa Monica Crepes


5. VIRON Shibuya – French Crepes and Bakery

  • French-style crepes made with imported flour
  • A stylish bakery café serving Tokyo crepes
  • Enjoy crepes with fresh bread and coffee

Recommended Menu: Banana Chocolate Crepe
A soft crepe with banana and rich chocolate sauce.

📍 Location: 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station
💰 Price: About ¥1,000 JPY~ ($7 USD~)
🌐 Official Website: VIRON Shibuya


6. Kotobuki Seian – A Traditional-Style Crepe Café

  • Crepes made with Japanese ingredients
  • A quiet and relaxing atmosphere
  • A great stop during sightseeing and a break over a Tokyo crepe

Recommended Menu: Black Sugar Kinako Crepe
A Japanese-style crepe with roasted soybean flour and sweet black sugar.

📍 Location: 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station
💰 Price: About ¥900 JPY~ ($6 USD~)
🌐 Official Website: Kotobuki Seian


FAQ

Where did crepes originate?

Crepes originated in France, a country famous for its desserts and pastries.

What are crepes made of?

Crepes are made from a thin batter of flour, milk, and eggs. They are cooked on a flat pan and filled with whipped cream, fruits, chocolate, and other toppings.

What does matcha taste like?

Matcha has a strong, rich flavor with a balance of bitterness, umami, and sweetness. Many people enjoy its unique taste, but some find it too bitter or powdery. In Japan, nearly 30% of people do not like matcha because of its strong bitterness and texture.