Pierre Marcolini needs no introduction. His chocolates were top on my to-try list 7 years ago when I travelled to Brussels, Belgium and they didn’t disappoint. And then 3 years ago was when K and I first tried his chocolate (duh!) soft serve and we liked it more than Godiva’s and Lindt’s. This time, having had Le Chocolat De H’s and Cacao Sampaka’s in the same week, I have to be honest and say that this is no longer the “best” hmm… Let’s see what other chocolatey softies come my way next!
Posts Tagged ‘chocolate soft serve’
Day 18: Pierre Marcolini
Posted in Tokyo, tagged belgium chocolates, brussels, chocolate ice cream, chocolate soft serve, chocolates, Pierre Marcolini, soft serve on April 27, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Day 17: Cacao Sampaka カカオ サンパカ
Posted in Tokyo, tagged カカオ サンパカ, cacao sampaka, chocolate, chocolate soft serve, Marunouchi Brick Square, Tokyo, tokyo cafe, tokyo chocolate, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo ice cream, tokyo must try, tokyo soft serve, tokyo station, where to eat in tokyo on April 27, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Hey, if it’s good enough for the Spanish royal family, it’s certainly good enough for me! Cacao Sampaka is the appointed royal chocolate supplier in Spain and カカオ サンパカ at Marunouchi Brick Square is their first boutique store in Japan. I’ve got no one to share the chocolates with (waiting for K!!) so only the soft serve is doable for now. The blend is obviously quite different from Le Chocolat De H’s and I’ll need to try both side by side to pick a favourite ha.
Day 16: Le Chocolat De H
Posted in Tokyo, tagged chocolate, chocolate desserts, chocolate ice cream, chocolate soft serve, Ice cream, le chocolat de h, mont clair, shibuya, shibuya dessert, shibuya hikarie, Tokyo, tokyo cafe, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo soft serve on April 24, 2017| Leave a Comment »
If a chocolate soft serve is good and creamy and ticks all the boxes of what a soft serve should be, words are superfluous.
P.S. the chef behind Le Chocolat De H is the owner of Mont St Clair, a famous patisserie in Tokyo so this is legit.