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Difficult Reserve Afternoon Tea

The Kahala Hotel Yokohama The Kahala Lounge

22 Reviews

Just when you thought Christmas was over, Strawberry Afternoon Tea started on December 26th. The strawberries sitting in the center are impressive. Inside is pistachio mousse and strawberry sauce. I thought it would be heavy, but it was easy to eat and delicious, and disappeared in no time. Everything is delicious, the view is amazing, and the customer service is great, so it's no wonder it's difficult to make reservations.

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu ORIGAMI

15 Reviews

Sweets that feel British are lined up on the all-handmade tea stand with Suruga bamboo work. I especially like the apple crumble trifle. Victoria sponge cake with butterflies perched was refreshing and delicious with orange-flavored butter cream.

Kurashiki Momoko Head Store

36 Reviews

I went to Kurashiki Momoko's flagship store for strawberry premium afternoon tea. Afternoon tea that can be enjoyed in a private room is full of strawberry sweets and strawberry sweets. A very popular afternoon tea that is difficult to book every time.

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Niku Okazaki1 Review

Meat Course at Popular RestaurantNiku Okazaki

Omakase meat course 15,000 yen. Grilled meat and Japanese meat kappo-style dishes centered around skewered meat grilled over Kamitosa Bincho charcoal. Don't miss the performance of each dish, where the dishes are prepared right in front of your eyes, making full use of the ingredients. To finish off the meal, we had Chateaubriand's steak set meal, which was a great meal and had the best value for money.

Name

Niku Okazaki

Address

1-11-4 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, JapanGoogle Map

How to get there

6 min walk, from Nakameguro Station

Parking

No parking area