In a Sri Lankan tea specialty shop, you can enjoy as many cups of tea as you like from about 140 different flavors within 1 hour and 45 minutes for 1,300 yen. I had some time before my next meeting, so I decided to go in. The staff were very friendly and kept pouring various flavors of tea for me to try, and I ended up having about 8 cups of different teas. My favorite was the white peach and jasmine tea, which had a slightly sweet and refreshing taste. They also sell the teas they serve, which would make a great gift. I noticed they also offer hotcakes and scones, so I might try them next time. I recommend this place when you have some free time. Thank you for the meal. [Shop Name] MLESNA TEA [Address] 46-10 Oyamacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, J's Building Yoyogi-Oyama 1F, 2 minutes walk from Yoyogi-Uehara Station West Exit [Seats] 32 seats (10 counter seats, 20 table seats, 2 terrace seats) [Business Hours] 11:00-19:00, Open on Sundays [Closed] Thursdays, Closed on Thursdays [Reservation] Reservation available 03-6407-9150

They recommended a variety of delicious Muresna teas at Teafly and let me taste them before making a purchase. There are many options to choose from, so you can enjoy checking them out and buy your favorite. Although I had limited time before catching the Shinkansen back to Osaka, I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

I have been to this store in Kansai and it was really good, so I had high expectations for the Yoyogi-Uehara store! They pour flavored tea into cups one after another, which is heaven for tea lovers. This time, I paired it with hotcakes. The thick hotcakes, unlike pancakes, make you want some moisture, so they go perfectly with tea. The hotcakes are served with raw sugar and syrup made from tea, whipped cream, and salt. The salt does a great job. The tea might be a bit weak, but that's just personal preference. I usually like my tea strong, so that's probably why. They have unique tea bags with interesting packaging and names, making them perfect for gifts. I ended up buying a box.

I had a meeting in Yoyogi-Uehara and was looking for a cozy place to chat. I found a tea specialty shop with a beautiful display of tea boxes inside, and it reminded me of a visit I made to their main store in Nishinomiya about 10 years ago. I had convinced a friend to go with me back then, and now to see them with an outpost here was a pleasant surprise. The new building was bright and welcoming, with a few women inside. Since I was with a female friend today, I confidently walked in. My friend wanted to try some sweets, so we ordered the Yoyogi-Uehara Set for 4500 yen, and a Tea Free for 1300 yen. The set came with hotcakes and scones, and we chose Tea Soda and Iced Royal Milk Tea for our drinks. The Tea Free option allowed us to enjoy unlimited refills of hot tea, which was a fun experience as they served us different varieties one after another. The Tea Soda, made with plenty of tea leaves, was aromatic and slightly sweet, a delightful treat. The scones were crispy and delicious, especially with the orange and whipped cream toppings. The hotcakes were carefully made on a copper plate, and they disappeared quickly as well. We spent about an hour chatting and enjoying around 15 different types of tea. It was a satisfying experience, and I remembered why I enjoyed it so much when I visited their main store. I couldn't help but think about why they haven't opened a branch in Tokyo yet. I also recalled a similar tea shop in Kagurazaka, where I had a disappointing experience due to poor service. Overall, I highly recommend this tea shop to tea lovers for a special tea time experience. I purchased some tea as gifts and for myself before leaving, as it had been a while since my last visit. I look forward to returning with my daughter next time! It was a great find during the Golden Week holiday.

I was lured into the shop by the sign for hotcakes outside, and my friend and I each ordered hotcakes and scones. Surprisingly, the scones were even more delicious than the hotcakes we wanted to eat! I definitely want to come back for more! They offer all-you-can-drink tea, and the staff come by with different teas at regular intervals, carefully explaining and pouring them for you. Be sure to time your sips so you don't run out of drinks or miss out on trying the new teas. (I wonder if they would give you more if you ask?) I bought some tea as a gift on the way out, but there were so many options I had trouble deciding. The hotcakes and scones were not cheap, around 2500 yen in total, but the scones are definitely worth trying at least once! Recommended for those who want to relax and enjoy some tea. Thank you for the meal.

Visited at 1:00 pm on a weekday. There were only 2 groups of customers, so I was able to relax and enjoy my time. If you're coming from Yoyogi Uehara Station, it's easy to find - just take the stairs near Gold's Gym. I've always wanted to visit this place because it's close to home and seems like a relaxing spot. It's a tea shop located on the first floor of a popular local ENT clinic. They offer a tea flight (different types of tea served one after another) and do not have individual tea options, so I recommend it only when you have time to spare. The staff is polite and the atmosphere is calm inside the shop. Have you ever seen those fancy tea boxes with unique names at high-end supermarkets? They have really high color saturation on the packaging, almost like something from Kansai. The one I saw was called "Let's be happy at a surreal timing. I came here for that reason... Where? Who?..." and it had a peach caramel tea flavor. But the side of the box had some really scary text written on it. That's Mlesna Tea! They have over 100 different flavors, and I thought they were pretty unique. The packaging may be intense, but all the teas are delicious. This cafe is new to me, so I'm looking forward to it. For snacks, they offer scones (all-you-can-eat on weekdays!), and pancakes. The scone set includes 3 scones and a Mlesna tea flight for 1890 yen. The scones were warm and served with yuzu confiture, cream, and tea syrup. The outer layer was crunchy like shortbread, while the inside was moist and not too dry. I loved the texture and taste of the scones. I was there for 1 hour and 45 minutes, enjoying 10 different teas. They have a list where you can check the teas you've tried. I also got to try their tea soda as a complimentary service. It was a fun experience, and I'd love to go back again. I also want to visit their Kichijoji branch located in the "Fuyo-tei" building.

On a regular day, after leaving Tokyo Jammy in the afternoon, I couldn't help but be drawn to this place with its incredibly cute exterior! There were so many teas lined up from the entrance, each box with a message making them perfect for gifts. I decided to first sit down in the back of the store and take a closer look later. To my surprise, tea was served for free - the ultimate hotcakes for ¥2,420 [with Muresna Tea]. The staff recommended a tea from 150 different types, and I tried the Bitter Chocolate, Juicy Orange, Rainbow Rose, Princess Strawberry, Milky Palace, and Rum & Scotch Teas. The staff poured them with a smile, so I couldn't help but drink them all up without hesitation. Since it's free, it would be endless fun to come with friends... The hotcakes were thick and had a lovely shape, with a comforting aroma and nostalgic taste. Butter and maple syrup were served on the side for your preference. The Muresna Tea paired so well, allowing you to enjoy various flavors. The counter was spacious with a chic open kitchen vibe. The interior was cute and pop, with a red base. I bought tea as a gift on my way out, and all the staff were lovely and really made me feel at ease. I definitely want to visit this wonderful shop again. Thank you for the lovely meal.

When I lived in Osaka, I used to love a cafe that served Mlesna tea, so when I happened to pass by one in Yoyogi-Uehara, I was delighted and went in. I ordered a set of tea and scones, and they came on a cute two-tier cake stand. The scones had different flavors and textures, all crispy and delicious at a high level. They were among the best I've ever had. What's amazing is that the tea is all-you-can-drink. The staff kept coming to pour different flavored teas randomly, like white peach, chestnut, and even matcha-flavored tea, all delicious. But because they were all so delicious, I kept drinking more and more as recommended, and ended up feeling uncomfortably full, almost like I had turned into a teapot. I realized that it's important to enjoy at a moderate pace to avoid overindulging, so next time I'll make sure to take it easy and enjoy more comfortably... I definitely want to go back.

In a Sri Lankan tea specialty shop, you can enjoy a Tea Buffet (drink unlimited random teas) for 1,100 yen when dining in. The shop offers over 100 different types of tea. You can try various kinds of tea, and if you find one you like, you can purchase it to take home.

The tea room with a lineup of various teas catches the eye. While their hotcakes are famous, the freshly baked scones are highly recommended! They bake them after you order, so it's best to visit with some extra time. The freshly baked scones are simply delicious! Crispy, fluffy, with a hint of butter, it's pure bliss! They also offer a variety of teas and will refill your cup, which is lovely. The only downside is the high prices.

Located in a residential area about a 3-minute walk from Yoyogi Uehara, this spacious and stylish café offers a unique concept where you can enjoy unlimited tastings of over 100 different flavors of tea until you fill up your stop card. This place is recommended for those who have time to spare and love flavored tea. Unfortunately, if you just want a full cup of your favorite tea, this may not be the place for you. The price for tea and hotcakes can add up to 2500 yen, but the hotcakes are delicious and presented beautifully on cute plates. I only had time to try 5 different teas, so I recommend setting aside at least 2 hours to fully enjoy the experience. The café also conducts temperature checks and provides hand sanitizer, creating a lovely and safe environment.

I enjoyed hotcakes and black tea at a cafe, so I bought some loose leaf tea for home use. The burnt caramelized flavor of the tea called "Charred Caramel" is delightful, with a milky tea aroma that is so captivating. I accidentally left some tea unfinished and stored it in the fridge, but it didn't cloud up, so I can enjoy it as iced tea as well as hot tea.

I finally got my friend to accompany me to the TEA HOUSE that I've been wanting to visit. We tried the ultimate hotcakes with Muresna tea on the side. The hotcakes were made with carefully selected ingredients like Hokkaido wheat and Tanegashima washed sugar, baked on a special copper plate. We enjoyed them with the shop's original tea sauce made from black tea and a hint of salt. The tea free option allowed us to taste a variety of teas, including Orange Strawberry, Fruit Flower Garden, Ripe Apple, Mixed Juice Tea, Lemon Sour Sap, Oriental Vacation, Chestnut and Earl Grey, Sweet Moon Paris, and the scent of Southern France. We had a great time trying out 9 different types of tea.

There is a specialty tea shop where you can buy tea leaves and also enjoy pancakes inside. You can just have the tea or try as many flavored teas as you like in the shop. Today, I bought some tea leaves - New York Orange Honey and Lemon, with 11 tea bags each for 720 yen (excluding tax) per pack. They make a refreshing iced tea. With so many flavored teas available, it's hard to choose. I think I'll slowly try them all.

Many flavors are too strong, but the cost performance is good.