Tomo

Great pastries! The matcha pound cake was full of matcha and had apricot. It’s was delicious. The standard matcha offered was in a hot chocolate premix that also had red bean. The red bean flavor was stronger than the matcha. If you are seated you are required to order a drink and a pastry per person.

Amazing japanese coffee ! If you happen to be nearby, just go for it. I got this place on my list for so long, glad I finally stop by. The Matcha latte was amazing, and their pastries are as good (if not even better) as the one I ate in Japan.

This was the best matcha I’ve ever had in my life. I wanted to sitting in, but the line was too long, so I got it to go. The dorayaki was also delicious, probably because they make the red bean paste themselves.

The matcha is so purified and its flavour is nice, I tried the premium one and it’s worth every penny. The sesame dorayaki is so good, light, rich texture, if you have time to queue, you should try

Generous portions of hot beverages and beautiful tasty Japanese pastries. Highly recommend for a hangout with friends and small family and for people who can read a book and chill. Not a working cafe, so don’t bother bringing your laptop.

Tomo is the perfect spot if you’re craving authentic Japanese daifuku and dorayaki! The flavors are delicate, and the quality is top-notch. If you want to dine in, be prepared for a wait, as the queue can take a while depending on the day. However, the takeaway service is super quick, making it an easy option for a sweet treat on the go. Definitely worth a visit for Japanese dessert lovers! 🍡🍵✨

A little bit pricey but completely worth it - the flavors bring you right back to Japan! The minimum spend if you want to go to the tea room is one drink and patisserie/watashi per person, since it’s very popular it only makes sense. I really recommend their mugi-cha during the summer, and their dorayaki with yuzu was also bursting with flavour 😍

Really disappointed. I just throw 6 euros away… I bought the matcha flavor. The inside is fine, while when I was going to share with my friend, I can’t cut the skin easily, let alone bite it!! I know what a mochi should be taste like. It seems that it’s been put outside for at least several days so the skin is as dry as rubber. So in the end I only ate the inside part with spoon… I don’t understand why TOMO still let this quality of food sell to the costumers. It should be found in the trash bin. What a shame…

I think the prices and the hype train for this place set me up for disappointment when I finally got here in time to try their dorayaki before they sold out (which they generally do every day). They were good, but not great. Perhaps, as another reviewer suggested, they would be much better experienced warm, but the best pastries are wonderful at any temperature.

I was excited to come here and try the dorayaki. For some reason, I came here with the impression that there'd also be food, but it is strictly a patisserie, which is fine if you want something small and sweet. I didn't have a stellar experience, mainly because I was very hungry and was probably anticipating on a bigger menu. I got the Yuzu Ricotta Dorayaki (5.50€); it was very underwhelming and tasted as strange as it sounded. I tasted the yuzu flavor overpowering the ricotta and the only thing the ricotta did was provide a creamy texture. The pancakes were a bit dry but the red beans were cooked to perfection and the red bean paste was alright--nothing phenomenal. It was weird because I heard the pancakes being made (or at least I thought) and they came to me cold, which I've read is the temperate they're supposed to be served. I've only had pre-made dorayaki before, so I was just expecting for it to be like a warm, toasty taiyaki and I wasn't really used to eating cold, bread-like desserts. I think having some of their tea might've made the experience more enjoyable--after all, it is also a tea salon, but I felt like I had already spent enough money on something I wasn't overall satisfied with (and was very pricey, on top of that), to spend more. I might've just gotten the one that wasn't for my liking because the other ones did sound good. The menu is very small and the pastries are quite pricey, so keep your expectations low!

My colleague is friends with the owner and brought a box of these pastries to office lunch. Wow! Such beautiful and beautifully delicious creations. I told my colleague that, if this shop were opened in Cambridge, there would surely be a lone out the door. I guarantee you. I'm going to try to bring some home with me. Wish me luck.