I went to Daikanyama to meet up with a former colleague for a break in the evening. I was unsure where to have tea, so I avoided Starbucks because it was crowded and went to Patisserie Tres Bien Tokyo in the back instead. The drinks were a bit pricey, but I had accumulated 700 yen worth of points, so I used them. I had a croissant with custard cream and an iced cafe latte. We chatted for an hour and had a relaxing time.

Today, I bought some delicious bread at Princhi. This area near Daikanyama T-Site is very stylish. The bread at this shop is really tasty. I had the Focaccia Pizzaiola Margherita, Focaccia Barese Tomato & Anchovy, and Frittatcina Granchio today. They are all delicious breads. If I had to choose the best one, I would say the Margherita. It's a really good combination - Margherita on top of Focaccia.

I tried Torusataratassalumi Formaggi for the first time. It was really delicious with ham and eggs. I haven't seen the bread with salmon paste and olives that I love for a while, maybe it's limited time only? Next time, I want to come for breakfast and eat salad. Thank you for the meal!

This is an Italian bakery chain affiliated with Starbucks! The bread and cakes are delicious, and I often visit, but this time I went to try a dessert perfect for summer. The Cassata Sandwich Pistachio and Berry is a refreshing ice dessert. The cassata sandwiched in brioche dough was very delicious, and I would love to eat it even after summer ends!

I visited a bakery for the first time after stopping by Starbucks for tea because Ricoh GR was holding a free rental event at Tsutaya. I recommend trying the ice sandwich and bought a few types of bread. It was crowded and very hot due to the festival event. I also checked out Tsutaya bookstore before heading home. I would like to visit again.

I love croissants, and so far, Princhi's croissants are my favorite in terms of deliciousness! But all their breads and tart cakes are also delicious, so I end up buying everything when I go there. Overall, it's a bit (okay, quite) pricey, but if it's this delicious, I guess it can't be helped. I like the atmosphere of the shop too. I want to go there every day!笑

An Italian bakery located inside Tsutaya T-SITE in Daikanyama, operated by Starbucks, is known for its focaccia pizza. Their new summer dessert is called "Cassata Sandwich Pistachio & Berry." It consists of pistachio-based ice cream with berry fruit filling sandwiched between bread. I heard that it tastes better when the outside is warmed up, so I tried it that way. The ice cream slightly melts, creating a nice contrast with the soft bread. The rich pistachio flavor is irresistible, and the berries add a nice touch.

I tried a high-end bakery cake from Starbucks called Princhina, a chocolate cake with a soft, gooey texture similar to raw chocolate on top of a chocolate tart crust. It was delicious and I could tell that Starbucks really goes all out when they want to.

I went to a bakery inside Daikanyama T-SITE. I ordered a salmon and avocado focaccia sandwich and a muro biscotti. Both were delicious. The muro was like a melon pan in a different shape. There were many other tasty-looking breads on display, so I look forward to trying them next time! However, the service was not great. Maybe it was because it was a bit crowded?

When you come to Daikanyama, you'll want to peek into this bakery shop with unique breads! The one I chose this time is a unique one too. [Muro Biscotti, ¥348] It's a bread with brioche dough topped with cookie dough. Crunchy cookie dough on top of fluffy brioche dough. It's like a melon pan with no filling, and the sweet and fragrant cookie dough is irresistible. Overall: There is also a sister series with plenty of butter, making it moist and rich in flavor.

I visited during breakfast time and around 9:00 the restaurant was almost full. There was also a long line for takeout orders. I bought a croissant ham and cheese sandwich and a tuna sandwich for dine-in, along with a cafe latte. The total bill was around 3500 yen. The sandwiches were really delicious! I will definitely go back to buy more.

I came to Tsutaya Books while shopping in Daikanyama. As a souvenir for my mother who loves hard bread, I bought "Sfilara Tenio Olive," "Sfia Vinorosso & Raisin," and "Chere Aribaketto." I baked and ate them the next morning, and they were all delicious. The olives and raisins were packed in so generously, making the bread more delicious with every bite. It's no wonder, as this bakery is run by Starbucks. It was delicious.

The area around Tsutaya Books in Daikanyama is always stylish whenever you visit. It feels like a Starbucks partner store, with lots of delicious looking bread lined up. I ordered the Seafood Genovese Calzone for 655 yen, which is made with shrimp, squid, and clams in a basil sauce. It was nice to enjoy it in the calm terrace space in a season that wasn't too hot or too cold.

Went for a walk with my dog. Found a bookstore where dogs are welcome in carts, and a few cafes with plenty of terrace seating. It was raining, but an foreigner eating bread under a large umbrella waved me over and saved a seat. Had coffee from Starbucks and delicious freshly baked bread.

I visited Princi located in Tsutaya Books in Daikanyama. They offer Starbucks drinks as they operate together. I tried the following items: - Princi Breakfast ¥1,400 - Cornetti Sandwich Cot & Pecorino ¥800 The salad and sandwiches made with Italian ham and cheese were delicious. They have a variety of bread options, making it a fun place to visit.

In the morning near Tsutaya in Daikanyama, there are lots of people walking their dogs. It's nice to be surrounded by dogs, drinking coffee, and eating bread. The croissants are delicious. The surface is crispy, the inside is not too hollow, and it has a good weight to it. The set of bread with dried tomatoes, basil, and cheese was also delicious when freshly baked.

I had a café latte and a banana tart in the afternoon on a regular day. It was a building right across from Starbucks in Tsutaya bookstore, and despite Starbucks being almost full, there were a few empty seats so I decided to go there. The café is centered around the counter, spacious and deep enough to work with a laptop. The thin and crispy banana tart was delicious. They had a variety of breads from breakfast options to sweet pastries and desserts, all looking so delicious that I wanted to try them all.

This is located right next to Daikanyama T-SITE Tsutaya bookstore. I mistakenly thought that Princi was part of the Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo in Naka-Meguro, but it seems to be a bakery in Italy that is partnered with Starbucks. In Japan, Princi is available at Starbucks Roastery Tokyo, Ginza Marronnier Street, Newman Yokohama, Marunouchi Oazo, Tamagawa Takashimaya SC, and some Neighborhood stores, but it seems that Princi has its own shop only at T-SITE. The Princi here is small inside, but there is a nice spacious terrace seat between Princi and Tsutaya that you can use, making it great on sunny days. Also, even when there is a long line at the Starbucks inside Tsutaya, the counter at Princi is often empty, so personally I think it might be better here. Of course, if you want to use the TSUTAYA LOUNGE on the second floor, it's a different story, but on this day, after having lunch at Minami-daira, we stopped by casually because the weather was nice. The terrace seats were full at the time, but luckily we managed to slip into two empty seats! I enjoyed a little elegant lunch followed by tea time ☕ while watching cute dogs taking a walk at T-SITE. I must say, Daikanyama T-SITE is really pleasant.

I visited this bakery at 8:30 on a holiday. IVY PLACE across the street had a long line, so I decided to come here instead. The bread was really delicious, and the coffee was also very good, as expected from a Starbucks Reserve. I just stopped by randomly, but I am very satisfied. I will definitely come back.