Saryo Tsujiri

As a long-established brand in Kyoto, this tea shop founded in 1860 is very popular and often has long queues. If you want to go, pay attention to the time. Its matcha flavor is relatively strong, and you can feel that the tea ingredients are sufficient and of high quality. In addition to ice cream, its matcha desserts such as sundaes are also very popular. I also bought sencha and matcha powder from it, and plan to continue the fun after returning to the United States😆 . 💲The price of ice cream in Japan is very stable, mostly around 500 yen.

This is a century-old brand located in Daimaru Department Store in Tokyo. This is a branch. The matcha ice cream there is delicious, and there are all kinds of tea-flavored pastries, all of which taste good.

After waiting in line for a long time, I tried a sencha set meal. The waiter was great and helped me understand the tea-making process without knowing English. The tea in the century-old teahouse was delicious.

I waited in line for about half an hour and ordered a large classic matcha sundae tart and a soybean warabi cake with matcha honey, both were very delicious. I don't know if it was this store I went to, but there seem to be three in Kyoto. The taste was great, and I had to order the one with the most ingredients for the matcha parfait. They were all good!

Matcha lovers love matcha drinks and desserts. The store also sells a variety of matcha and other varieties such as Japanese green tea. I ordered a classic matcha red bean combination for my mother. The red bean is delicate and sweet, accompanied by the slightly bitter taste of matcha. It is so delicious.

Matcha ice cream, matcha parfait, matcha cake and matcha ice, etc., you can taste authentic matcha without going to Uji. I waited in line for about half an hour and ordered a large classic matcha sundae t and soybean bracken cake with matcha honey, both of which were very delicious.

I had no interest in matcha before, but after eating this, I fell in love with all matcha desserts. I waited in line for a long time and tried a sencha set. The waiter was great and made me fully understand the process of making tea without knowing English.