Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, a luxury lifestyle hotel by Hyatt, will launch a new signature sweet, Andaz Tropezienne Selection Box, from Monday 20 January 2025 at the Ground Floor Pastry Shop. The new signature sweet, Andaz Tropezienne Selection Box, will be available at the Pastry Shop on the ground floor from Monday 20 January 2025.
A calculated fusion of classic and modern flavours by the chef-pastry chef.
Pack of 6 1,800 yen / Pack of 12 3,400 yen
The Andaz Tropezienne Selection Box is a gem of Chef Patissier Normand Jubin’s family tradition and his exceptional skills.
The dough of this new brioche, with its perfect balance between light, airy texture and semi-hard chewiness, is made from a sourdough recipe that Chef Norman, born into a family of three generations of pastry chefs, has inherited from his grandfather and father, both bakers and patissiers, for over 50 years. A sourdough starter with just the right acidity gives it depth.
The ‘Original’ Flavoured Cream is Chef Norman’s own original alternative to the custard often used in Tropeziennes.
To achieve both a rich flavour and a light texture, fresh cream, mascarpone, orange blossom water and a little gelatine are combined using his knowledge of molecular science. Tradition and innovation concentrated in a little sweet.
Variety of flavours
The Andaz Tropezienne Selection Box is an assortment of six flavours: ‘Original’, ‘Chocolat’, ‘Raspberry’, ‘Matcha’, ‘Citrus’ and an assortment of limited edition ‘Seasonals’ using seasonal ingredients.
The ‘Original’ with orange blossom water, the ‘Matcha’ with the local expression that only Andaz Tokyo can offer, and the ‘Citrus’ with yuzu and seekwasa, all popular in Japan, are all made from scratch, and the ‘Citrus’ flavour using yuzu (citrus fruit) and seekwasa (Okinawan citrus fruit), both popular in Japan, are just some of the six different flavours on offer. There are several ways to enjoy the flavours, including sharing and comparing.
About Andaz Tokyo
Andaz Tokyo, Hyatt’s first luxury lifestyle hotel in Japan, opened in June 2014 on the 47th to 52nd floors of the 52-storey Toranomon Hills Mori Tower, offering stunning views of Tokyo from each of its 164 rooms, including eight suites. The hotel also features an all-day dining room and bar, a unique event space, a chapel, and spa and fitness facilities.
