Patisserie Tomoko

Patisserie · Williamsburg

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18 Top Asian Desserts in NYC - Eater NY

"This French Japanese dessert spot by chef Tomoko Kato continues its tradition of serving delicately crafted, technique-driven confections at its Williamsburg location. Known for their counter-service, three-course tasting menu ($28), Patisserie Tomoko also offers a wide and rotating selection of Japanese-influenced pastries and desserts to go, from a fragrant yuzu mousse to an earthy chestnut tart. Be sure to try their signature dacquoise and macarons." - John Tsung, Liza de Guia

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568 Union Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Get directions

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