There is a famous pound cake shop in Yokohama that has a store in Ginza Six, and my wife gave me a gift from there. The paper bag from this shop is so cute and has a wonderful design that I can't bring myself to throw it away. Inside the box are seven mini pound cakes in different flavors: chestnut, chocolate, orange, vanilla, pistachio chocolate, caramel fig, and matcha. They are all cute and beautiful! Each cake has been carefully crafted, not just on the surface but also inside. Most importantly, these pound cakes are incredibly delicious. I feel like I want to savor them forever. No need for fancy cream or fruits - these moist and fluffy pound cakes are enough to make me feel truly impressed.

In Tokyo's Chuo Ward, Patisserie Pabloff in Ginza Six is a pound cake specialty shop known for its pound cakes. The most popular item is the Creme Brulee, a simple pound cake with a crispy caramel surface and custard inside. I always end up choosing the one with cream on top! Evele - ¥850, Sweet Potato - ¥630.

I fell in love with the main store in Yokohama, and since I live in Tokyo, I sometimes buy cakes in Ginza as well. I look forward to the seasonal cakes that change. This time, for a celebration, I bought sweet potato, chocolate, custard, carrot cake, tiramisu, and a rose cake (bought too many!). Especially the rose cake was the most delicious. The rose scent and berry-like flavor spread in my mouth. However, the petals had no taste and were leaf-like. They are edible, but I thought they were unnecessary. The sweet potato cake had a sticky sweet potato and a firm bottom crust, both enjoyable. The chocolate cake was quite heavy, with a rich adult taste. My family said the custard cake tasted like pudding and was easy to eat.

Carrot Cake ¥450 Sweet Carrot Cake at GINZA SIX B2F Patisserie The cream is more like whipped cream or condensed milk cream with a crispy texture. The bottom is a fluffy cake with walnuts and raisins. There is almost no spiciness, more like a sweet cake from a cake shop. It is quite a sweet dessert-like cake, which is also delicious. Thank you for the meal.

A famous pound cake shop located inside Ginza Six. The renowned shop from Motomachi, Yokohama has also opened a store here. I purchased a small flower-shaped cake that I had enjoyed before. Despite its small size, the cake's batter and cream intricately intertwined, offering a sweet yet refreshing taste.

Limited to Ginza Six, this box of Fruidor contains 8 pieces, while the main store offers a 16-piece box at double the price. At ¥2,000 (tax included) for 8 pieces, it's a good deal. The petit cakes with vibrant colors like fruits and pistachios are beautifully glittering. Perfect for gifts and as tea snacks, they pair well with a relaxing cup of tea. Thank you for the delicious treat!

I was thinking of buying an 8-piece set as a souvenir, but when I added my friend on LINE, I got a 10% discount, so I ended up getting the 16-piece set instead. It was definitely worth it because the taste was amazing! I only got one for now, but I'll definitely buy some for myself next time.

I purchased this as a gift for my colleague, but I also got a little something for myself! I bought a box of 8 Fruidor cakes for 2000 yen. The expiration date is 2 weeks at room temperature after purchase. The packaging is super cute, with a lovely box and ribbon. Even the paper bag is adorable. I felt so happy carrying it around. Inside are fruit pound cakes in different flavors like pistachio apricot, chocolate cranberry, coconut mango, orange fig, cake of fruits, citrus, vanilla berry, and caramel apple. Each cake is individually wrapped, making it easy to share with multiple people. When my colleagues opened the box, they were all excited and choosing which flavor to try. The cakes are small but packed with fruit and look sparkly and cute. Not only do they look great, but they taste delicious too. The cakes are moist with fruit throughout. They are sure to be a hit with women. I think anyone would be delighted to receive this as a gift.

I was wandering around the basement of GINZA SIX and decided to stop by here. I was drawn in by the appearance and ended up buying this: Berry Berry (small) for ¥750 including tax. It has lots of strawberries on top with heavy, delicious cream.

Just a 2-minute walk from Ginza Station. I was able to buy smoothly without any lines on weekdays!——————————————————• Carrot Cake ¥450Took a bite and it was so gentle~.No spice taste, just plenty of sweetness from grated carrots.A carrot cake from a cake shop that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.The frosting is soft like whipped cream, with a fluffy texture that melts instantly.I heard they use mascarpone. Pecan nuts add a nice accent.The secret to the moist and dense texture of the cake is organic sunflower oil. It's satisfying yet healthy, which is so delightful!——————————————————Originally a pound cake specialty shop born in Motomachi, Yokohama.I want to try other sweets next time♪

At GINZA SIX's B2 floor, I was looking for a gift for a friend's house. I decided on this pound cake that looks cute on the outside. It turns out the shop is from Motomachi, Yokohama! Even though it was around 11:15 on a weekday, the Mont Blanc small size was already sold out. (They said they will restock at lunchtime) I chose the seasonal items, Rose and Caramel Banane (small). Caramel Banane: ¥550, Rose: ¥750. I didn't realize it was pound cake when I bought it, but when I stuck a fork in it, it felt heavy. But when I put it in my mouth, there was no crumbly feeling. It was a moist and elegant pound cake. It looks really cute too, making it perfect for a gift.

Celebrating in Ginza with a meal and a cake at Pablo in Ginza Six~♪ When celebrating with kids, it can be difficult to choose a restaurant (especially with mischievous ones)... We bought a celebration cake for my darling at Pablo in Ginza Six~↑ This is the cake we chose for the celebration~ It came in a cool bag! We enjoyed it with my darling and our little boy, but... The red balls that look like cherry tomatoes are actually red currants, and the ones that look like strawberries are actually raspberries, so we were both surprised by the flavors! We ended up fighting over the chocolate message plate. It's impressive how this cake from Pablo is not too sweet, as expected from Ginza Six, a place for adults only.

After enjoying fresh oysters on the 16th floor in 2020, I went downstairs to look for some sweets and ended up buying some adorable baked goods from Pablo in Motomachi. The assortment of 7 cakes cost 1800 yen and includes chestnut, chocolate orange, vanilla, pistachio, caramel, fig, and matcha flavors. They are all quite delicious, but keep in mind that they are really bite-sized, so consider the value for money. The packaging is stylish, making them perfect as a gift.

Located inside GINZA SIX, Patisserie Pabloff is a cake shop with its main store in Yokohama, where you can enjoy their specialty cakes. 1. Crème Vanille (550 yen tax included) - The caramel flavor on the surface, similar to crème brûlée, is very impactful and goes well with the maple-flavored dough. 2. Caramel Banane (550 yen tax included) - A seasonal limited menu item, with the banana flavor deeply infused into the cream and dough. The dough is moist and satisfying for its size. 3. Pistachio Fruits Rouges (660 yen tax included) - A luxurious cake topped generously with blueberries and raspberries. The pistachio flavor of the dough pairs well with the fruity toppings. Thank you for the delicious meal.

While looking for souvenirs in Ginza, Tokyo, I came across this place. I love baked goods and it was my first time here, so I ordered a set. The baked goods had a subtle taste of alcohol, making it safe for children to eat. They were delicious and convenient to have as a snack due to their bite-sized portions.

On November 2018, I went to buy a cake after work to celebrate my wife's birthday. The area was full of foreign tourists, especially on the main streets in Ginza. I headed to a place I had researched the day before, located on the 2nd basement floor of a luxury building called Six. The store had a sophisticated atmosphere, and I purchased a Crème Brûlée for 1450 yen, which I had spotted online. The packaging was stylish, and the service from the staff was average. When I tried the cake at home, it tasted like a pound cake version of Crème Brûlée and was quite delicious. I would definitely go back if I have the chance.

Ginza Six is filled with stylish shops, but one shop stood out on the same floor. The reason being the samples being handed out by the staff and the beautiful sweets on display. They even had cakes with flower petals on them! Both women and men would be impressed by them! I wanted to see my family's happy faces, so I bought the Baton Assort. The samples were also of this product. The Baton Assort costs 1800 yen for 7 pieces. They are small, but since we share them, I cut them even smaller at home. Even then, they have a good bite to them because they are made with plenty of butter. I liked the chestnut flavor the best, but all of them were really delicious! They look like jewelry and taste amazing. They are a bit pricey, so buying cakes can add up. This time, for 1800 yen, my whole family and I had a luxurious tea time, so I am very satisfied!

Located on B2F of GINZA SIX, this cake shop is famous for its freshly baked pound cakes. I felt like having cake for Valentine's Day and decided to purchase some! [Order Details] Berry Berry ¥750 Pistachio Frui Rouge ¥660 I ordered berry cakes as it is the season. The cakes are topped with plenty of fresh fruits. They are moist, not too sweet, and have an elegant taste. The size is just right for a post-meal treat. They also offer limited edition cakes depending on the season, which is great. They have boxed sweets as well, making them a great choice for small gifts. I will definitely purchase again when I'm in the area. (*´꒳`*) [Business Hours] 10:30-20:30

A moist and creamy cheesecake. The center is soft and melts in your mouth. It has a gentle flavor that I think everyone from kids to the elderly would enjoy! Seems like a great choice for a gift as well.

I have never thought about buying a cake here before, but I decided to try the Berryne dessert called Eté because it looked nice. It had Shine Muscat and red-fleshed melon on top. The inside was a pound cake covered with cream, although I couldn't see the inside of the cup. The sponge was not great, but the taste was okay. I don't think I would buy it again though.