Maybe you can check out late pasta at K+ or Dal Matto

Meanwhile, what are your favorite patisseries? I want to check out new places when I visit Tokyo

Kakigori Yelo in Roppongi is my go-to place for post-dinner refreshment whenever I visit Tokyo. They open until 5am !

Thanks for the recs!

@Justeat It depends on what you're looking for! Patisserie Materiel and Mont St. Clair have nice pastries with eat-in spaces, RIVA for takeout. Green Bean-to-bar when I'm craving single-origin chocolate pastries - chocolate quality is better at Dandelion, but they only do simpler bakes. A nostalgic mention for the Asako Iwayanagi of 5 years ago, where parfaits were still 3000 yen :(

Yeah! Asako Iwayanagi price rising is absolutely crazy. Only have a chance to visit 1 time pre-Covid. To be honest, they taste nice but not worthy enough for their current pricing in my opinion.

I feel the same way!

Just visited LESS and Riva a few days back, and it turns out you can now use LESS as a eat-in space for Riva, with the purchase of a drink. The bakes and cakes from both are as good as ever. Especially liked the pistachio Paris Brest from Riva, and the grape frangipane tart from LESS.

So far, the reputation is not bad. Not the best either.

It depends on what you're looking for. If you don't mind paying hefty price for dinner, Harutaka is one of the choices. If you don't mind traveling further out and appreciate the true taste of the best ingredients, Obana is a good choice.

Also, it might boil down to where you could book at this point, given that Dec is a popular month to visit Japan and savor the best tuna. Booking Obana for Dec visit at this point might be a challenge.

Obana is already fully booked for the remaining of this year.

Tendon for lunch is the best.

It is a good Tendon - Thin batter, balanced tare

Family run joint so you will likely see a kid running around the small shop but it's all part of the charm