Délicieuses crêpe Salées Sucrées, faite par des japonais.
Ma préféré BLT dinde, bacon, tomate, épinard.
Puis en sucré aux fruits frais et glace vanille.
Used to come here almost everyday after dinner for a Nutella crepe. That's how good this place is. THe crepe is light and tasty, I love how when it's made its not smothered with Nutella it's only covered in a sensible amount which makes the crepe perfect.
Great place! Friendly owner too !
Harajuku Crepe took over the small former Fulfilled space along the rows of high end shops of Santa Monica Blvd in Beverly Hills. Street parking is hard to find but there is a metered parking lot behind the building one block over.
Harajuku Crepe, where you can get Japanese style crepes in Los Angeles. Isn't that great!? There are only 2,3 tables, very small place, cute decor. The workers were very friendly. menu Earl Grey crepe with red bean, banana, raspberry, whipped cream, and g
Service: It was a walk up and order type of service. They were super helpful with helping you decide what you wanted.
Drinks/Crepes: The crepe itself is very good! We got the green tea crepes. Nice and fluffy but also crispy at the same time! Oh, did I mention all of their ingredients are organic?! We also go the sparkling lemonade! That was super refreshing.
Place: Got kind of lost with the GPS. However, this place is super cute! Only 3 tables though, so don't bring a big group.
Tummy and customizable, with some recommendation menu. Recommend the nutty banana. Some places for u to rest.
This is my favorite japanese style crepe place. I have been coming here for years and it never disappoints. First time was in 2011.
Toppings and ingredients are always fresh. The creeper batter is always amazing, lots of flavor and the right amount of chewiness to lightness.
Prices can get high if you build your own crepe, but the location is in Beverly Hills..
I always get the Nutty Banana with earl grey crepe but they no longer have the earl grey. A little disappointing but they have other great choices.
Staff is friendly, and the place is quite small. So, if you catch it at a busy time, it's tough to move around.
I had a Harajuku Crepe in Japan and this place in Beverly Hills tasted better!! :) I'm impressed! :D
This is a cute little cafe in Beverly Hills. There are about 2 small tables and a couch for seating. The guy who makes the crepes is Japanese and is really nice!
If you're here, you gotta try a crepe. You can also order boba or tea too. How it works is that you get to customize your crepe by which type of crepe you want, fruits, toppings, fillings, and/or ice cream. And with each thing you choose, there's a cost.
What I got:
-Earl grey crepe $3
-Strawberries $1
-Whipped cream $0.50
-Nutella $0.50
-Green tea ice cream $0.50
Total: $6 (Totally worth it!!)
The crepe was thin and perfectly cooked! Everything was well-portioned and wasn't too sweet.
Only downside is the parking. You gotta try to find a meter or park in one of the public lots/garages.
Overall, I am a fan and will definitely be back! A great place for dessert!
This place is located in the heart of Beverly Hills, right off of rodeo drive. It's kind of a hole in the wall, which is weird because of its location.
The menu is create your own, with each topping ranging from $0.50 - $1.00. I came here for the the early Grey crepe, which sets it apart from other crepe places. I topped it off with red beans, big mochi balls, and black sesame ice cream. First bite, amazing! You can actually taste the Earl Grey flavor. Their ice cream and mochi balls were delicious. If you're in the area, definitely stop by and support this small business.
I really loved their crêpes. It was the perfect mix. It is definitely something for people with a sweet tooth. I would love to give 5 stars but the guy who worked there was not helpful at all and seemed to be either hungover or just not in the mood to talk to the costumer in the morning.
This place is so damn good!
I've been wanting to try this place for the longest! We had dinner on the Westside and decided to save room to try Harajuku Crepe for dessert.
We shared an original crepe filled with fresh strawberries, green tea ice cream, and nutella. It was so good that sharing was hard. I wanted it all to myself!
Finding this place was a tad frustrating. It was nighttime so it was dark and hard to see the sign. We kept missing it! JFYI, it's located right next to Vidal Sassoon. Parking sucks too! BUT you can park at the Beverly Gardens. It's metered parking and free after 8PM.
Harajuku Crepe is a fantastic place to take a break from all the Rodeo Drive window shopping ;) Crepes here are A-MA-ZING!
The owner developed his skills at a creperie in Japan, and invented his own recipe for this venture. The not-so-secret ingredient that makes the crepes here extra special is MOCHI powder! It makes the crepe itself slightly thicker than French style crepes while still maintaining the fluffy softness we looove.
What's also great is the selection of flavors--original, green tea, earl grey and buckwheat (yes, buckwheat!)--ensures that you're never going to get bored of the menu. Since they're very generous with their toppings, the finished crepes are often monstrous.
Finally, a worthy successor to the now defunct crepe nazi on Sawtelle!
Food: 5
Decor: 3
Service: 4
Came here with gf for post-dinner dessert on a Socal roadtrip.
1. All-american with earl grey crepe and green tea ice cream instead of vanilla, 6.5
~Delicious. Green tea ice cream was excellent, and all the components were very fresh.
Harajuku Crepe has no competition. It is absolutely the best place to get crepes. It's a small place. Service is quick. Food is fabulous!
Real small space designed for to-go orders. Orders take a while to process but well worth the wait. Can't imagine how long it would take with an actual line out the front door.
Delicious crepes made to order; can have savory or sweet dessert crepes to go. Seating is rather limited.
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