Ginza has plenty of good bakeries, but even among them a few really stand out. Places like Centre The Bakery have such long lines these days that I don’t even dare to go. L’écrin is famous as a French restaurant, so when I heard they had opened a bakery, I had high hopes.
The vibe
It’s small, but there’s a good variety.
Close-up
They really make everything the proper French way.
Baguettes on the wall
Cakes
Croissants
Pain de mie
The 750-yen loaf seemed to be their signature, so I brought one home… and yes, it’s really good. So rich with butter it practically drips. Ginza quality, as expected.






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