Tummy and customizable, with some recommendation menu. Recommend the nutty banana. Some places for u to rest.

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 dont bring a big group.

Fantastic environment and good decoration.

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, its tough to move around.

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.

Extremely Bad Service. We drove all this way to get here and we were there by 8:58 pm. The door was open but the waiter refused to take our orders informing us that theyre already closed even though it was not 9 yet. We told him well order 5 crepes - literally we begged him. But he was like, No we cant. Seriously Very DISAPPOINTING. Theyre losing their customers. Wont come again.

Harajuku Crepe has no competition. It is absolutely the best place to get crepes. Its a small place. Service is quick. Food is fabulous!

The smell of Nuttella perked my interest, so I strolled into the store to try out their crepes. I waited about five minutes for someone to take my order. No one greeted me or took my order even though they clearly saw me, and there was only one other customer waiting for his food so I just walked out. Crepes look good but unfortunately the staff was not very friendly.

I had a Harajuku Crepe in Japan and this place in Beverly Hills tasted better!! :) Im impressed! :DThis 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 youre 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, theres a cost.What I got:-Earl grey crepe $3-Strawberries $1-Whipped cream $0.50-Nutella $0.50-Green tea ice cream $0.50Total: $6 (Totally worth it!!)The crepe was thin and perfectly cooked! Everything was well-portioned and wasnt 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. Its 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 youre in the area, definitely stop by and support this small business.

Cute Japanese ice cream shop.I fell in love with this place ever since my friend, Emily, posted a pic of her icecream crepe on Facebook.Her or my other friend warned me that it looks better than it tastes and she was right.Its a cute place to go but the quality of the ice cream wasnt amazing enough for me to want to come back for more. Great for foodie-photo-addicts like me :)

The crepes were good but the customer service left a whole lot to be desired. The guy working seemed overwhelmed and slightly irritated. Too the point that I seriously would not return to this location.

Real small space designed for to-go orders. Orders take a while to process but well worth the wait. Cant imagine how long it would take with an actual line out the front door.

Rio the employee there was very unfriendly called my number and got my order and it was wrong. I asked for ice cream on my crepe and it wasn’t there. So I told him the ice cream was missing. He said ok it’s $.55 I said ok. And handed my card over. He said I can’t charge less then a dollar. I asked him well what do you want to do I’m not spending anymore money then I need too. He said to pay cash. I told him I’ll just take a refund and he was arguing with me. Bad bad bad. Don’t go here spend your money with nice service.

I base all crepe from japan and sophies crepe on SF. This place didnt cut it for me. I wish the whip cream tasted fluffier and the crepe more crispy.

This place is a little heaven!Crepes are delicious and the people are so nice!!!Strongly recommended

Tasty, cheap and fast food with a friendly & competent staff. Easily the least expensive meal you will find in this area.

Good food. Great variety. Really SMALL, it was not fun for our big family.

Neat little place, not enough room inside to eat, but they offer a good variety food 😊

Hidden gem just off Rodeo Drive. Great place to get a lite meal, or good treat after shopping.

I came here with a group of 9 on a Friday night. I got a matcha crepe with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and mochi. It came out to be $6. The crepe was rather smaller than other places, but still pretty good. The mochi was wrapped within the edges of the crepe, allowing me to eat ice cream and mochi in every bite.One downside is that the place is rather small, so there wasnt much seating and we ended up standing outside to eat the crepes. In addition, waiting for the crepes took a while, especially considering the size of the crepes and the lack of customers while we were there.Parking is also hard to find. Had to park near a park a block away.Overall, not a bad crepe place, but definitely have had better with faster service.Note: There is a minimum credit card charge of $6.

Dont really understand what the hype is around Harajuku Crepes. Came here on a Saturday 15 minutes before closing and was amazed by how affordable these crepes are, and the option of choosing sesame and earl grey crepe batter. But after asking the cashier, I decided to stick with the original batter, since it was most popular. Included in the crepe, I had banana, sheet of mochi, nutella, and almonds (they ran out of whipped cream). The crepe itself was $3, and the toppings ranged form $0.25 - $1. Mine came out to be $6-7.When I received my crepe, I noticed how small it was and how little toppings it came with... No wonder why it was so cheap! Secondly, just from holding the crepe, I already knew it wouldnt be good (or as good as other crepes Ive had), because it wasnt the crispy crepe. It was really soft, like a pancake, which Im not really a fan of.It wasnt a bad crepe per se, but just not my cup of tea. I probably wouldnt come back...

This place is so damn good!Ive 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, its located right next to Vidal Sassoon. Parking sucks too! BUT you can park at the Beverly Gardens. Its metered parking and free after 8PM.

It is a small place I would recomend ordering the crêpes to go and walking to the park near by. Staff is respectful, the crêpes are okay for the price.

Delicious crepes made to order; can have savory or sweet dessert crepes to go. Seating is rather limited.

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.Whats also great is the selection of flavors--original, green tea, earl grey and buckwheat (yes, buckwheat!)--ensures that youre never going to get bored of the menu. Since theyre very generous with their toppings, the finished crepes are often monstrous.Finally, a worthy successor to the now defunct crepe nazi on Sawtelle!

Food: 5Decor: 3Service: 4Came 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.

Nice selection of crepes. Limited seating.

Love crepes. Great options.

Milk teas are flavorful, and crepes are yummy and customizable

Best crepe. Game over.

The crepes here are delicious!

Doesnt allow customer to sit down and order, when there is literally no one else in store

Best crepes ever! =D

Had a savory crepe that was delicious

My favorite crepes.

Rio has terrible customer service

Ghost shop. No one here. Bad customer service

Wasnt too impressed for the price.

Very tasty.

Delicious.

Pmt and crepes.

I love this places crape and boba!Delicious restaurant recommended for Japanese people :)

Yakisoba (sp) crepe