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Chocolate cream sweets recommendations?

I‘m a big lover of chocolate and wondering where I can get some good chocolate-based breads and sweets.

Something like a Taiyaki filled with chocolate, or a bread in a konbini with chocolate filling instead of red bean paste or custard/cream. So far I haven‘t found such things in the places I‘ve checked.

Any recommendations from fellow chocolate lovers?

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  3. There are chocolate filled breads at every single conbini and bakery I’ve been to.

  4. expensive bakeries make sometimes choco croissant. I just buy foreign sweets. But struggle with no buns with jam/cottage cheese…

  5. also gyomu super has choco croissants in big packs. But haven’t seen them about 6 months( Last month I got lucky to get few packs of coconut brownies there.

  6. Pain au chocolat (パン・オ・ショコラ) is available in almost every conbini or supermarket.

    For a chocolate filled taiyaki, you’re probably best going to a taiyaki shop, they’ll sometimes have them along with other seasonal flavors.

  8. I always recommend the Sukiya chocolate mousse.
    Creamy and delicious. And very cheap.

    Heck, I recommend all Sukiya sweets, they are surprisingly very good.

  9. are you in tokyo?lots of taiyaki stores also have chocolate now, and all of the conbinis should have choco bread in a random shape or form…
    chococro (st marcs cafe is also everywhere..)

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