Senborian

For Japanese sweets at Senborian, Mikasa manju and the chestnut-filled Mikasa are tempting choices. Some customers say they particularly enjoyed the Mikasa, while others recommend the chestnut version. One purchaser also noted that it has a relatively short shelf life. A report from 2024 4 said that Japanese sweets were rarely on display and had to be reserved in advance, so it’s worth checking if you have a particular item in mind.

Among the Western-style offerings, one customer enjoyed a birthday cake with ganache that was not overly sweet. Other reports mention ordering a chocolate Christmas cake and a birthday cake decorated with a portrait, making Senborian an option when looking for a cake to mark a family occasion. One report said portrait cakes could be reserved more than 1 weeks ahead; this information dates from 2024 4. Customers also mention strawberry shortcake, pumpkin pudding and cream puffs, offering alternatives when you’re in the mood for something other than Japanese sweets.

There is no dine-in service, but takeaway is available. It’s an option for picking up a snack to enjoy at home or baked goods to give as a gift.