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Nihon-cha is the term that it used to the tea that is produced in japan.
Wagashi (japanese sweets) are essential to enjoy japanese tea.
Sencha
煎茶
The most common and popular Japanese green tea. It is produced through a process that involves harvesting the tea leaves and immediately steaming them to stop oxidation. This preserves the green color and fresh flavor of the leaves. It has herbal notes and a slightly astringent touch, with a clean and refreshing finish.
A tea that combines the rich fragrance of tea with the toasted aroma of rice. Made by blending sencha leaves with toasted rice, it results in a refreshing and easy-to-drink tea.
Wagashi (和菓子) are traditional Japanese sweets that have been an integral part of Japan's culinary culture for centuries. They play an important role in enhancing the flavor of green tea, as they are designed to balance and enrich the tea's flavors, creating a harmonious combination that elevates the tasting experience.
Mushi Manju
蒸し饅頭
$ 3.500
・Anko (Azuki sweet bean)
These are sweets made from a soft, fluffy dough that is steamed and filled with sweet azuki bean paste (anko) or other fillings. The steaming technique gives these buns a light and moist texture.
Kurimanju
蒸し饅頭
2 x $ 3.500
・White Anko (Sweet white beans)
Kurimanju is a delicious Japanese baked sweet that combines the softness of a sweet bean filling with a soft, fluffy pastry wrapper.
A popular sweet treat characterized by its round shape and sweet filling. It consists of two round layers of sponge cake, similar to a castella-style pastry, sandwiched together with the filling in between.
A sweet treat with a distinctive fish shape. The outer pastry becomes crispy and golden when cooked. Filled with various sweets.
Wayō-setchū is a term that translates as "fusion of Japanese and Western styles." This concept describes the combination of traditional Japanese elements (wagashi) with influences from Western confectionery (洋菓子, yōgashi).
Mushi Manju
蒸し饅頭
$ 3.500
・Pastry cream
They are sweets made from a soft, fluffy dough that is steamed and filled. The steaming technique gives these buns a light and moist texture.
It incorporates matcha (powdered green tea) as one of its main ingredients. Matcha lends a distinctive flavor and a touch of green color to this traditional dessert. It combines the sweetness and creaminess of tiramisu with the earthy and slightly bitter taste of matcha.
A smooth, earthy, and slightly bitter flavor with herbal notes and a touch of sweetness that balances its natural intensity. Its profile is refreshing and elegant, ideal for palates that appreciate less cloying flavors.