Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

You can enjoy freshly baked croissants in September 2017.
There's a cafe in Maison Kaiser.

I noticed last December, when I happened to pass in front of me.
The bright yellow shop has jumped into my eyes.

I didn't have much chance to go there from there.
I finally went there last month.

It's a nice cafe when you want to eat something.

Croissant sandwiches are ratatouille, ham cheese, and bacon avocado
Yes, I had ham cheese and cafe latte.

It's moist, but crispy croissant
The slightly melted cheese was exquisite.

It's also nice to have sweets.♪

A businessman who looks like a businessman
It was crowded with moms with children and OL groups.
There are many people, so it's easy to use.

It is on the opposite side of Yanagi-dori St. at Ginza 1-chome Hotel Monterey.

And Coffee Maison Kaiser

At a tableware shop called Le Noble I happened to find on the net.
The Wedgwood plate is on sale.
If you were looking into where the shop was located
The main store is Kyoto, but there was a shop in Ginza!

I made a call right away and decided to go directly to buy it.
The online price is cheaper than the store.
You can buy it at the same price as the online sale price.

I asked you to reserve it, and I went there two days later.
I haven't been there very much recently.
Where lipton used to be
It seems that it opened 5 years ago.

They are not purchased from trading companies or distributors.
They are purchased directly from Western Europe.
The staff told me that I was confident in both quality and price.

I bought these three pieces!
　
There are also cute dishes and accessories just by looking at them.
It's a shop that you want to stop by again when you pass nearby.

If you are unsure about the gift, I'll check it out online.

Le noble

Le Noble at the intersection of Sakura-dori St. in Ginza and Nishi-Ginza Dori
I introduced a tableware shop last time.
I found a new shop in that line (Sakura-dori St.).

Under the name of OLIVIERS&CO
It's like an olive oil shop.
I came in unintentionally (laughs).

It just opened in January of this year.
It seems to be the first store in Japan.
It seems that there is a main store in Paris, and there is a factory and a store in Provence.

Last year it was called Tapnard in South France
I've bought some olive paste.
That was also sold.

There was also a lot of olive oil.
Some of them are in cute cans, so they look good as gifts.

What I was worried about was pasta sauce.
I would like to sample paprika and goat cheese.
It was delicious, so I bought it.

That's why I made pasta, but
It's delicious even if you put it on bread as it is.
It's delicious even if you put it on a sausage, and the wine tastes good!

I'm looking forward to making it easy to cook South French cuisine.♪

　
OLIVIERS&CO website