Hyperlocal Tokyo

I had the Warabi Mochi Milk Matcha. The warabi mochi was just the right size, not too big to choke on, and the texture was nice. The whipped cream was a bit sweet for me, but it was still delicious. It's like a tapioca drink, but with warabi mochi.

I visited for lunch. The hojicha tea served with the dango set was incredibly delicious. - On chilly days, I think you can enjoy the warm tea and dango even more. **What I liked:** - The sweetness of the dango and the roasted aroma of the hojicha tea were a perfect match, making it very tasty. **What I didn't like:** - There's no partition between the hallway and the seating area, so you might feel a bit self-conscious about people looking in. - The matcha soba was not my cup of tea, personally.

This is a soft serve ice cream for adults with a subtle sweetness. It was very large and felt like a great deal. It was satisfying to eat, and the matcha flavor was strong enough to make you feel like you were in Kyoto. It's a bit pricey, but it's worth the price.

It's a generous portion, but with a variety of flavors, you can enjoy it until the end without getting bored. I recommend this parfait when you're hungry. The matcha had no strange taste at all, it was a naturally good flavor. It was delicious 😋 I was also curious about the toasted rice cakes~

Located on the second floor of Haneda Airport Garden, directly connected to Haneda Airport's Terminal 3. It's one of the shops on the Japan Promenade, which connects Terminal 3 and Airport Garden. If you walk towards Airport Garden, it's on your right. The left half of the space is for eat-in. I used it for a break during the weekday afternoon. It's a small shop, but there was only one other customer. I chose a seat and then ordered at the counter. I got a tea and Japanese sweets set. * Warabi mochi with kinako and kuromitsu, served with tea * Dango set with tea (dango with matcha an, dango with kuromitsu kinako) Both teas were "Kyoto Uji, flavorful green tea (hot)". The warabi mochi came with kinako and kuromitsu, and the dango came with anko. The tea had a refreshing and elegant flavor. All the Japanese sweets were delicious and not too sweet. I especially loved the warabi mochi, which was so soft it felt like it would melt in my mouth. The prices are a bit high due to the location, but I recommend it.