Bunnosuke Chaya

The Uji matcha parfait is an appealing choice for a full-on matcha treat. It comes with Uji matcha soft serve, shiratama rice-flour dumplings, matcha roll cake, kinako warabi mochi and candied chestnut, with Uji matcha syrup served separately. One diner enjoyed a version featuring matcha soft serve, shiratama, matcha roll cake and matcha kanten jelly, paired with green tea. Since the matcha syrup is served on the side, you can add it yourself and keep the matcha theme going with your drink.

For something a little lighter, consider warabi mochi or shiratama anmitsu, a dessert of agar jelly and other toppings. The listed menu prices warabi mochi at ¥638 and shiratama anmitsu at ¥825. Shiratama anmitsu with soft serve is also available for ¥935.

Diners who ordered a dango-and-drink set enjoyed the Mocc hiri Set, with 2 mitarashi dango, warabi mochi and orange juice, or the Hannya ri Set, with soft serve, warabi mochi and matcha. One diner noted that the soft serve could be chosen in matcha, mixed or vanilla. The sets offer different ways to enjoy a few sweets or focus on tea and soft serve.

There are soba dishes, too. The Sukeroku Soba includes items such as seared chicken, grilled mochi and rolled omelette, making it an option when you want a meal as well as dessert. Another diner ordered the Kodaiji Soba and chirashi sushi set, and commented on the soba broth and noodles, as well as the texture of the bamboo shoots.