I've been in Tokyo for a while and like to walk, hike, and now run around town. These days, my goal is cake, so I've visited numerous shops. I thought I'd track my running and introduce and review some shops and cake in Tokyo (or possibly beyond).
Cake-off: L'Abricotier's Sicile over Pierre Hermé's Fraisier Pistache,
I've been busy, so I'm four days behind
blogging. Friday was a pastry day. I got a Croissant from La Baguette, which is
a Shinjuku neighborhood bakery. It was simple and appropriately priced, but
good. The run was back to the Hirakawachou-Kioichou Loop and then the
Koujimachi-Kioichou Link on the neighborhood map, which went fine this time, so
I don't have to worry about that area, I think.
For Saturday, I couldn't start early but
early enough to run to L'Abricotier and get the Sicile (need to correct the
spelling on the previous post, based on the current card). I didn't expect or
have any problem getting the Fraisier Pistache from Pierre Hermé. They are both
great (my tastes haven't changed so much in a few months) and use similar
ingredients, but I have to go with the richer more intense Sicile (with mousse
and sauce) over the subtler classic of the Fraisier Pistache (with dacquoise
and fresh strawberries), so the child in me won over the snob, maybe, but
that's okay. I know what I like (well, both, actually, quite a lot).
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