Les Reves Salon de the

To start off, we didn't come here by our own will but just because the tour we joined included a paid meal at this location. The place tries very hard to imitate a French confiserie. And maybe it succeeds in that. It's just not suited to serve a proper meal, as opposed to a simple afternoon tea. We ...had a course including a salad (5 leaves) with one square inch of ham, a literal espresso mug of creme soup with a weird aftertaste (the kind you drink in one sip) and two small pieces of chicken in tomato sauce as main dish. All served with watered down coffee (which was more American than European and thrice the size of our soup) and a minuscule milk pudding that was over in three spoonfuls. We were left possibly even hungrier than before sitting at the table. This may sound harsh but it was not a pleasant lunch, so don't eat here if you want to quench your hunger.

Visited September 2019

My friends and I had tea time there after a long day at FujiQ. It's super cute and has a great view of Mt Fuji. The selection is limited but the quality of tea was decent. We tried a matcha cake, a fruit tart and the monte blanc. We really liked the first two but the mont blanc was too sweet and did...nt taste very good. Other than that, the experience was really nice. The interior is really charming and service very nice.

Visited November 2017