Les Trois Chocolats

Expensive but tasty! I got the sesame tart and it’s not very sweet. The sesame flavor is very good, bold but not too rich. I also tried the chocolate and it’s also good.

So much hype about their 3 chocolate cake, which I found very underwhelming. First of all, 3 chocolates implied the chocolate taste would be strong but I agree with the other review that the taste of chocolate is weak. It's a light cake which is a bonus. Also I thought there's cocoa powder on top but there's none. Basically, it's just a couple layers of sponge cake with some mousse and cream. A fancier version of the marble cake. But much more expensive (7 euro!) and personally I don't think it's worth it.

I came here on my birthday for a little cake as a treat. There is only one table inside we were lucky people left, as I wanted to sit down to have my little cake! The cake itself was amazing, the textures and the flavours were really good and unique. I also tried one of the small chocolates, the matcha one, and it was also delicious. Really worth it. You get really high quality products.

I love chocolate but the best ones. They succeeded to win the Award of Creativity at the Salon du Chocolat. If you love chocolates you will love these exquisite chocolates. It is a real treat and they are beautiful. My advice: when you eat them, close your eyes and taste the pleasure of discovering their savor.

This little boutique gave us such a nice pleasure from the window to everything inside that is taken care with the taste of Japan. We had 3 chocolate cake and a box of ganache of choices. It was very delicious and beautiful. Thank you <3

You can find the original Japanese taste of chocolates such as Miso, Sakura, Wasabi, Kinako, Goma, Matcha, Yuzu, Mirin and so on at this shop owned by a Japanese woman. (Perhaps you cannot find some of the tastes at other shops) They are amazingly tasty! And moreover, I was surprised about the price. It's just 1 € each!! I would love to try all of them someday. They also sell cakes. I had a Roulé Fraise. The taste was just what I expected ! I totally recommend this cute shop 100% .

Emiko Sano’s chocolate boutique and patisserie in Paris. Her many handcrafted artisanal creations combine distinctive Japanese flavours with French techniques. The name Les Trois Chocolats relates to the three types of chocolate—white, milk, and dark—as well as the three generations of chocolatiers in her family, of which she is the third. Delicious chocolate and sweets!

Unpretentious, marvelous, elegant yet tasteful chocolate and pastries goodnesses. Love the fusion twist and the soul put in each and every creation. I’m not a chocolate connoisseur but the quality here’s is in the top-tier in Paris.