Quil Fait Bon Tokyo Sky Tree Town Solamachi

LOVE the fresh fruit pies which are made from the freshest pile of fruit ever!!! On a tourist perspective, this would be the most convenient location to get to (compared to other store location which was quite far from station station). Everything was beautifully presented and fresh. I ordered the Japanese honey melon/​custard special slice of pie. It was about +$ 10 US for one slice which was quite pricey, but it was well worth it. The custard wasn’t too sweet and the fruits were fresh and sweet. There was a variety of fresh fruits that were quite intersting — white strawberry pie and local honey melon. Til this day, i still crave it. You place your order at the counter — keep your receipt and wait for them to call your name — everything is packaged in the back kitchen — you will get a pretty decorated box with your slice of pie inside. Next time I visit, i’ll come with empty stomach and order 5 slices!

There is no other fruit tart could beat Qu’il Fait Bön’s. Never, ever. I have stayed in Tokyo for almost a half year, and had around 8 slices of fruit tarts from Qu’il Fait Bön. What’s the magic inside this tiny tart? Well, first of all, for anyone who dislikes too sweet cakes, their fruit tarts are moderate sweet and with the feeling of fresh in your mouth. Second, unlike other cakes made from oil and fat, these cakes topped with abundant colorful fruits– the evident that you are eating something healthy. The last one goes with the taste, you will never get bored when having the fruit tart from Qu’il Fait Bön. They would launch seasonal fruit tarts (common trick in Japan) and other creative flavor you would never imagine before yet they combine those materials perfectly well.
If you want me to recommend you, well, my favorite one goes to berries tart then the mix fruit tart. The classic one is always the best one.
P.s, if you tried the Qu’il Fait Bön at Skytree, you will get a symbolic stick in the shape of Skytree, which serves as a little souvenir as well!