Honest food reviews in Tokyo
You’ve probably seen this place all over the internet, it might even be on your Japan food bucket list. It’s a hidden gem in Tokyo called Chacha Futatsume and its in Asakusa – they do this very aesthetic Matcha Mont Blanc dessert in an ice cream cone.
Our honest review – We found it to be a little bit dry, it could really do with a sweet sauce between the cake layers… but overall still an epic dessert!
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Get ur mic out ur mouth the noises are terrible
I now know this is an excellent dessert because of your “honest” Americanised craving for extra sweet sauce on top of it
Something in Japan is always on viral because people are obsessed with Japan and it's over hyped strange culture next thing we know there's actual poop ice cream trending in Harajuku street
looks like someone was asked to pay for the food they ate lol
Looks disgusting.
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Yukky
Callux but a girl
So it's one of those cases where I am kind of weirded out that people are lining up to eat something that if you look at the layer sounds disgusting
Oh my god, that looks delicious🥺😍🤤😲
I think these foods belong to Japan it's true?🤔😍😃😋
U r voice is so sweet like this desert
Indian: Faluda in cone 😂😂😂
Dry???
If they're putting gold leaf on top, it's too expensive to be dry. 😂
Needs to be around the world.
go ahead and advise them what to do with their successful business because your opinion means everything 🙄 just shut up
Falooda
Yuk!!! Macha
“It’s dry but you gotta try”
Looks like worms
Very similar to Indian Kulfi Faluda (sweeter/ flavoured version)
Japanese desserts are the coolest in the world !
So basically it's sorta healthy unlike western desserts.
Seriously can't understand you. Ugh!
Ummm nah I’ll stick with the old fashioned ice cream cone.
Video is more clear than my vision 🥺
It's multiple layers of sugar… Nothing special
I have a huge sweet tooth but I can assure I will never have this. I mean just look at it
Hara bhara faluda
We indians call it falooda kulfi
Passed this store a hundred times and never once went in to explore 😅 Changes are in order😊
I left Japan without knowing this….. 😢
Surprisingly, the price of this sweet is 1400 yen. This is almost the price of a lunch set in Japan.
Yuck!!! That looks nasty!