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    Laderach

    4.3 (27 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Mia K.

    No doubt Laderach is high quality, made in Switzerland. However, in my opinion, not all flavors are worth the luxury price. I treat myself to the Strawberry bark with huge dried strawberries and the dark chocolate with almonds. The dried strawberries are delightful. While not a huge fan, their Dubai Chocolate is easily the best I've had so far. I really appreciate the interesting, crunchy texture of the toasted kataifi (shredded phyllo dough). I do wish the chocolate by the pound came in an esthetically pleasing bag or box. The clear bag an small sticker is unsurprisingly underwhelming. Great choice for special gifts or to treat oneself. Laderach is located closer to the Gelson end of the mall, close to All Birds, Jo Malone and 85 Degrees.

    Kayla C.

    Love their chocolates! However the customer service here as a whole isn't great and needs serious improvement. I've walked out three times prior to my last visit here simply for not being greeted, offered assistance, a sample, or acknowledged. The sad part is that I know what I want almost every time I come into the store, but refuse to spend my money in an unpleasant environment. Jorden helped me on my last visit 10/18 and was great, warm, welcoming, and eager to offer any assistance. Leah, however, on multiple occasions just doesn't crack a smile or greet people. Glad to finally have a positive interaction here as I do love their chocolate.

    7/9/25 Finally! Been wanting to visit this chocolatier, the smell is captivating
    Jennifer W.

    7/9/25 Finally! Been wanting to visit this chocolatier! Splendid! I let myself wander in when a couple entered the chocolate shop as the man barked orders of pretty much everything in the store (see what I did there, "bark" get it? Ok super corny)... like a woman trying on every shoe in a shoe store as it is on "everything must go" sale. It's contagious when other people buy loads of items like it's 90% off lol Of course, these delicious & delicate treats are of high quality ingredients & therefore worth every pretty penny $$$$ The staff are gracious & helpful. The nice lady offered complimentary samples & I obliged, dark chocolate with orange & almond, simply decadent! I just ordered a few morsels of truffles & she threw in a couple of them on the house for waiting so patiently behind the man who ordered half the store inventory (alright, I am exaggerating) This shop is located inside the Westfield Century City Mall, it's a bit small but very squeaky clean, tastefully arranged & decorated. Parking is free for the first hour, the 2nd hour or more, you might have to take out a small loan, again, just kidding

    Elisa G.

    Nick is so sweet like the chocolate here. I love the Dubai dark chocolate with pistachios. Enter their raffle for a giant Valentines gift. The employees are so lovely and it's a cute little store.

    Anthony K.

    Their festive figures and limited-edition chocolates aren't just gifts, they're basically edible happiness. Rich, and impossible to resist, every bite feels like a tiny celebration. Make sure you ask for a sample, and they'll even make your gift look extra special with their bags and tissue paper, perfectly gift-ready.

    Elisa C.

    At the holidays, Laderach in Century City is super busy and bustling. The staff remains friendly and generous with samples. I was in the store for maybe 15 minutes and was checked on at least 3 times. I first discovered this Swiss chocolatier while in Zurich as it was specifically requested by family who was back in the states. The US counterpoint doesn't disappoint. I usually get Sprungli for my sister for Christmas and a box of pralines for my mom which are always well received.

    Wasima K.

    I recently discovered Laderach for the first time at the South Coast Plaza branch. It was so delicious, I stopped at the Century City branch at the Westfield shopping center. The front window with those giant chocolate tablets is definitely the draw. The shop was crowded and is a smaller space than the Costa Mesa shop. I had to get the champagne truffle, which I find as good as the ones at Teuscher in Beverly HIlls. The milk chocolate was so silky and delicious, yet not overly sweet. They offered samples of their signature candied hazelnut chocolate. You can ask for a piece broken off the large tablets and it is sold by weight. I also tried the triple chocolate caramel tablet, the almond whiskey (seasonal flavor) and the strawberry curd, which was one of my favorites. The stash was finished in record time so definitely need to replenish supplies soon.

    11/29/24
    Jasmine A.

    Visited on Friday, 11/29/24. I didn't know that this Laderach location is relatively new here at the Westfield Century City Mall. This Swiss-made chocolates are chef's kiss and a must try for all! I picked out my own chocolates: - 0.480 lb x 78 = $32.36 Definitely on the pricier side but worth it.

    Jessica G.

    I have been A HUGE FAN and consistently repeating customer of Laderach even since I moved to US. Knew them first time in Swiss, then figured they had stores in London when I used to live there and it's been my almost every weekend grab and go. First moving to LA and knowing it's available here couldn't get me more excited but it's always challenging as all outlets were kinda far, at least being like 15 miles away. Hence when I saw that 'COMING SOON' poster at Westfield Century City, I was beyond thrilled they finally made it to the west!! As per the common Laderach store, the Century City one was indifferent, with gorgeous frishschoggi (fresh chocolate) slabs displayed at the front side, inviting people to pay a visit. The store always gave this elegant and classy vibe, perfectly represented their products. It's also their signature treat that visitors were able to try anything prior to purchase. It's very frequent that there's an attendant went around the store handing free samples to try as well. I tried tons of their chocolate slabs, from classic milk/dark with almond or hazelnut or macadamia, milk salted caramel, strawberry yogurt; till some more signature or seasonal ones like nut trio, espresso, blonde chocolate, pistachio, marzipan, and even cinnamon french toast! None ever failed me so it's really depending on preference ;) Their pralines and truffles were also mind blowing and my go-to were mostly anything coming with gianduja!

    Callie S.

    Wowwwww these chocolates are next level!!! You can try a variety of these before buying! What a dangerous store to go in!!! All jokes aside, this place has one of the most delicious chocolates I've ever tasted and I'm the biggest chocolate fan. Service was good and everyone was friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend if you'd like to treat yourself or get a gift for someone you love!

    Eldar D.

    I always stop by Läderach when I'm craving good chocolate. The Dubai chocolate is my go-to -- it's always fresh and just tastes really good. You can tell right away that it's high quality. Everything feels freshly made, the texture is smooth, and it's not overly sweet. Honestly, one of the best chocolate spots if you love good chocolate.

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    Eden G.

    First of all....I've never been a big chocolate lover BUT this chocolate was so delicious and the customer service was 20/10! Jorden was so friendly, and helpful....he gave me several samples & just went above & beyond my expectations when it came to customer service! Thanks Jorden! You made my day! I would absolutely recommend this place.... Some of my favs I tried were the strawberry bark, white chocolate pistachio bark, and one of the praline bites (I forget which one it was but it was delightful).

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    Top quality. If you think Hershey's is junk, and See's and Ghirardelli's is ok but too sweet, you will like this.

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    4.6(1.6k reviews)
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    Shohei Ohtani broke my heart. Or rather Fugetsu Do did when they told me there's a $15 minimum to…read moreuse credit card. I placed the blue Dogders-themed Sho-mochi back on the shelf, promising I'd return soon with ransom money. I never break a promise. A week later, I walked in with a $10 bill and walked out with $3.50 worth of change shuffling in my back pocket. Shohei and I are skipping town. I took the train to a stop far from covetous eyes. I devoured the 1st mochi street side, liberating smooth white chocolate ganache from its stretchy mochi enclosure. Then I ate another one. Was it worth the two trips and the odd feeling of handling paper bills? Sure, because long before Shohei, I've loved Fugetsu Do. Korey's Chocolate mochi is my all-star, named after the founder's great grandson. Years ago, Korey's dad, Brian Kito, was at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Monterey Park, demonstrating how to make mochi. He told us he created this treat because his son likes chocolate. I was hooked. I usually buy their confectionery at the local Mitsuwa or Marukai. It's inspiring, though, to see this shop in real life, standing on First St. as the oldest business still operating in Little Tokyo. Shuttered during WWII when the Kito family was incarcerated, it was rebuilt from scratch when they returned with no money or access to their equipment. The founder's son Roy and his wife Kazuko slept at the Buddist temple while he worked as a waiter to save up. With determination and community support, Fugetsu Do reopened for business in 1946. It is now a piece of living history, a testament to human hope and mochi, stretched and pounded, only to come out stronger on the other side.

    Fugetsu-Do is one of the oldest institutions for mochi and Japanese confectionaries, and you'd best…read morecome visit for some treats to experience tradition! I don't think there is necessarily any single flavor that is a must-try (though I haven't tried a lot), so you could be best just choosing flavors that naturally appeal to you. I also don't have a tier list because there's somewhat of a language barrier and a lack of description when perusing their selection. You're best pointing to something that looks cute and just hoping for the best. Also, since there's usually a line to order, you feel bad when you're holding up people. Luckily, I think most of their mochis taste good due to their delicate mochi exterior and well-balanced bean paste fillings. They even have some that are filled with chocolate or other things, and some topped or mixed with fresh fruit. I generally hate red bean desserts, but I don't mind these because the paste is super smooth. The paste is maybe a tad sweeter than I'd hope for, but perfect for the average taster. Parking is pretty annoying since this area is popular. Fresh mochi really will not keep well, and are very prone to degradation, so they will only last a couple days after purchase. Honestly, this type of dessert is not exactly a thing that you'd crave for, but more of a cute, quirky enjoyment that we should continue to support just to keep it in circulation.

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    6.0 mi•Studio City

    Wonderful store- so bright, clean, cheerful. Huge selection of over 100+ different types of…read moredelicious candy. I've been to Studio City and Century City stores and they were both great with friendly staff. I would definitely go back for more wonderful treats!

    KANDI is literally a candy wonderland! I love coming here…read morebecause they have such a huge selection of Swedish candy, from sweet and sour gummies to marshmallow candies, chocolate, and so many different flavors and textures. You can literally take your time walking around and pick whatever catches your eye. They give you little white shovels to scoop the candy into your bag, and then your bag is weighed at checkout, so you pay based on how much you get. Just be careful because it is VERY easy to fill up your bag, especially when you want to try things you've never had before. I have a few favorites, and I definitely recommend coming here if you want to try something different. I also like that you can collect points and get money off once you accumulate enough. The Studio City location on Ventura is in a great area with other dessert spots nearby, so you can definitely make a little treat run out of it. I would bring friends or guests here, and if I had kids, I would absolutely bring them too. I definitely recommend KANDI if you love candy. Just know that once you start scooping, it can be very easy to go through an entire bag by yourself!

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