Alain Ducasse’s Le Chocolat: the Perfect Place for a Snack in Roppongi
The boutique welcomes food lovers wishing to sample chocolate produced in the French chef's Japanese factory.
© Alain Ducasse
Alain Ducasse has no intention of stopping. After opening a first store in the Japanese capital dedicated to chocolate and its production, the French chef has opened a second shop where cacao is king: Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse — Comptoir Roppongi. Japan was also the first country to welcome the brand La Manufacture from the three-star chef.
This establishment, situated in the Roppongi Hills district, offers the brand’s classics but also some limited-edition chocolate ranges, all of which are made in Japan.
More information on Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse — Comptoir Roppongi can be found on the chef’s website.
© Pierre Monetta
© Alain Ducasse
© Alain Ducasse
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