musashi koyama

Been awhile since I was in this area so I decided to hit a lot of bakeries in one go

Nemo Bakery & Cafe, was thinking this shop was named after Nemo (knee-moh) the fish, but it is named after the the owner who is Nemoto-san (nay-moh-toe) 

The sausage & cheese was delicious....320 yen (tax included)

fig dacquoise...fig puff pastry, different from dacquoise I’ve had in the past....440 yen (tax included)

the piece of banana along with the custard in there also surprised me!

I wouldn't mind having lunch here. 

Sel eau blé...baked curry pan (put this one in the freezer)...210 yen (tax included)

*it had japanese style curry in it

Naan curry pan (put this on in the freezer too)...230 yen (tax included)

*it had spicy keema curry in it

Kinoko (mushroom) cheese...burnt cheese, lots of mushrooms, a little béchamel and onions...ono! 300 yen (tax included)

I wouldn't mind trying other items

de bon cœur...sables (coconut & chocolat, crisp & delicious)280 yen (tax included), fig pound cake (super moist) 400 yen (tax included) & honey mustard nuts scone (put this one in the freezer) 390 yen (tax included)

mont blanc, this didn't have too much chestnut flavor...not worth 820 yen (tax included)

2 cheese cheesecake (camembert & mascarpone)...cinnamon overpowered this, not too much cheese flavor...800 yen (tax included)

Not sure I would come back here, everything was really pricey.

A little more places I have bookmarked to try, hopefully I'll be back soon.

Nemo Bakery & Cafe

4-3-12 Koyama

Shinagawa, Tokyo

Closed: Wednesdays

Hours: 9:00-18:00

Sel Eau Blé

3-22-21 Koyama

Shinagawa, Tokyo

Closed: Sundays & Mondays

Hours: 10:00-19:00

De Bon Coeur

3-11-2 Koyama

Shinagawa, Tokyo

Open daily 11:00-18:00