I visited around 12:45 on a regular day. I didn't make a reservation, and the restaurant was full with 3 groups waiting, so I wrote my name and left the restaurant. Later, around 13:10, they called me and seated us at a 4-person table even though we were just 2, so we could relax. The atmosphere and decorations inside the restaurant were cute, which got me really excited. The lunch menu had 3 options, and we ordered the set with cake. First, we had soup, which was a corn soup base with tea mixed in. It came with bread that also had tea in it. For the main dish, you could choose between fish or chicken. I chose the fish, which had a sauce with tea in it, and they explained the different types of sauces in detail. The taste was really good. And the cake, oh my goodness, it was amazing! You could choose from about 5 types, and I went with something like a creme brulee custard. It was big, crispy on top, not too sweet, and incredibly delicious. The strawberry sauce in between and the bottom crust were also delicious and fantastic! Anyway, this place is great value for money! I think it's a really good deal! I definitely want to go back again!

I ordered a French Earl Grey iced tea for 1,100 yen at a cafe while buying tea for home. It was a hot day, and I was surprised by the luxurious amount they served. It was refreshing yet had a wonderful aroma. I had an elegant afternoon enjoying the tea.

I used it at a cafe. There are many types of tea, so it's hard to decide. I was having trouble deciding what to get, but then a staff member came and explained to me. I went with the recommendation of a female staff member, and the tea was really delicious. The cake was also delicious! It's great to make it yourself, but it tasted even better when enjoyed at the shop.

I tried the generic Mariage Freres from Singapore, but as a tea lover, I didn't find any particular charm in it. The scones came with unsweetened whipped cream and tea jelly instead of clotted cream and jam, which felt too light and didn't go well together. The sandwiches and macarons were delicious though.

TWG cafe located right next to Jiyugaoka Station. I arrived on a weekend afternoon and had to wait for about an hour because it was full. They took my name and said they would call me when a seat became available. There are various flavors of tea available, and they recommended one that would go well with the cake I wanted to eat. I tried the Singapore Special cake, berry tart, and white chocolate mint macaron, and they were all delicious! The service was polite, and I had a very elegant and enjoyable time.

I visited the restaurant on a Saturday. Since reservations were not possible, I headed there at the opening time of 11 am, but it was already full. I left my contact information and was informed when a table became available. I was able to enter the restaurant before 1 pm. I chose the course which included a meal for 3,300 yen and a dessert of baked goods. The chilled peach soup was a refreshing summer dish. The bread with black tea, main dish of tuna with basil and anchovy sauce, and caponata underneath the tuna were all delicious. The dessert consisted of black tea scones and financiers. I chose Georgian black tea, which was strong and not overpowering. I made a mistake by drinking it all before dessert, as the tea leaves were cut and could not be reused for more hot water. It's not too formal, but the atmosphere is nice, and you can enjoy a leisurely weekend lunch. Lunch may be less crowded after 1 pm. With over 200 types of tea available, it can be difficult to choose!

I always thought "TWG" stood for "Longing! Forget the time, thank you for the meal," but it is actually a shop in Singapore. The customers at the shop seem very elegant and wonderful. Drinking tea in a leisurely time is so delicious.

This is a tea brand from Singapore. In Japan, there is only an eat-in option in Jiyugaoka. I had a tea time without regrets, choosing from a vast list of teas along with curry-flavored sandwiches, cakes, and macarons.

I had Iranian tea. I couldn't taste or smell much, maybe it was the way it was brewed, or maybe I wasn't feeling well? There are many types of tea to choose from, which can be overwhelming, but choosing is also enjoyable. I had sandwiches and sweets, but the sandwich fell apart easily and was hard to eat, although the tomato and baked bacon inside was delicious. The dessert was safe in taste, but considering the quality of service, it was a bit expensive. The chair cushions were uncomfortable, making it hard to relax, and the seats were too close together, making it easy to hear conversations from neighboring tables. I wouldn't expect service that matches the price. Next time, I would like to take home some tea leaves to enjoy at home.

I came here a long time ago and had a good impression, so I've been wanting to come back for years. It's wonderful. The taste of the tea, the staff, the interior (I love the extravagant and non-everyday feel). The only downside is that if the place were a bit bigger, it would be perfect. It's a pleasant shop. Of course, it's not cheap. The tea is not only delicious, but the pot is also made in a way that it doesn't cool down until the very end, and the tea leaves are removed just before serving to prevent the taste from becoming too strong. I definitely want to come back. The main store is in Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, and this is the only cafe in Japan. I was told that this store has the largest variety of teas compared to other branches. There are about 6 pages of tea varieties to choose from, making it difficult to decide. The restroom mirrors are also luxurious and have a unified feel.

I had lunch at TWG TEA in Jiyugaoka. I had the Char-Grilled Striploin Steak Lunch and tried the recommended "FRENCH Earl Grey TEA" this summer. It was delicious, so I bought my favorite "TEA PARTY TEA" to take home. The tea and food were both delicious~ The stylish interior was filled with mostly female customers, and it was packed even on a weekday afternoon. I would love to go back again.

This is my third time here, and I really enjoy the relaxing atmosphere! The shop is small, so I recommend lining up at least 10 minutes before opening to ensure you can get in. The red tea bread is delicious and you can have seconds. It's a shame the red tea cools down quickly, but the food is very tasty. I'd like to try the a la carte menu next time. The scones available for takeout were also very delicious.

On a Thursday in May around 4pm, I couldn't decide what to eat for lunch after missing it, so I ended up coming here after a long time. For tea time, you can choose between the Tea Time Set or the Celebration set, with the difference being that the Celebration set includes three macarons. Both sets include a choice of 2 items from the tea collection or 1 item from the patisserie. I chose Assam tea with milk, and a strawberry tart from the patisserie. The tart was a bit heavy and sweet for my taste. I wanted to try the scones too, but didn't get to them. Unfortunately, macarons couldn't be taken home, which was a bit disappointing. The shop was almost empty around 5-6pm, which was a surprise. I heard it's less crowded on hot days. I might try their lunch menu next time.

Just a short walk from Jiyugaoka Station South Exit on the Tokyu Toyoko Line is a shop selling tea leaves by weight from the Singaporean tea brand "TWG." They offer over 800 types of tea from around the world. My favorite, "French Earl Grey," is a blend of citrus fruits and blue cornflowers, creating a sophisticated and rich aroma. I purchased 100g of tea leaves in 2 bags for takeaway and enjoyed a cup of tea in the store while waiting, along with a pear tart. It was a delightful experience. Thank you! ❤️

I waited for about 30 minutes for my tea time on the first day of Golden Week, a Saturday. This time, I experienced afternoon tea. The cafe is a specialty tea shop from Singapore, so they have a wide variety of teas to choose from. You can choose from 6 types of macarons and 5 types of cakes. I enjoyed a good balance of savory dishes and sweets, and it was delicious.

Just a short walk from Jiyugaoka Station South Exit on the Tokyu Toyoko Line is the Singaporean tea brand "TWG." The name TWG stands for The Wellbeing Group, derived from its initials. I first became hooked on their teas after receiving a Christmas tea gift from a friend, and now I occasionally visit to buy loose leaf tea for breakfast. What sets TWG apart is their unique tea bags made of 100% cotton fabric, hand-sewn meticulously one by one. The most popular tea, "1837 Black Tea," features a classic black tea blend. Although the name includes "1837," TWG was actually established in 2008, making it a relatively new company. My favorite is the "French Earl Grey," a blend of citrus fruits and blue cornflowers that creates a sophisticated and rich aroma. On this day, I requested to take away 100g of loose leaf tea in 2 bags and enjoyed a cup of tea inside the store while waiting. The berry tart I had with it was delicious as well. I also remember enjoying a tasty lunch there before. Thank you for the delightful experience! ❤️

After having a meal with friends, I wanted to have some tea so I visited this place. Even though it was about an hour before closing time, I was able to enjoy delicious tea and relax. I also bought some spring limited edition pink packaged tea, which was great. I will definitely visit again.

My mother and I finally visited a restaurant we had been curious about for a long time! We didn't have a reservation, so there was a wait, but miraculously we were seated in about 5 minutes. They had warned us that we might have to wait for over 30 minutes, so I think it's safer to make a reservation in advance. We ordered the afternoon tea set, which included a pot of your choice of tea, sandwiches, 3 types of macarons (you can choose!), and a cake or pastry (with a wide variety to choose from). The tea menu was separate and I couldn't decide, so I described my preferences to the staff and they chose for me (the tea they chose was delicious ❤︎). We also ordered more tea and ended up spending about 3 hours there. I felt bad for staying so long, but it seemed like others were staying even longer. As I mentioned before, I think it's safer to make a reservation! Lastly, regarding attire, we had dressed casually as we had just dropped by, but I think it's better to dress nicely when visiting. If I have the chance, I would love to visit again.

I visited around 6pm on a holiday, and was told to call when my order was ready. I received a call after about 10 minutes. The Berry Tart was 990 yen and had a great combination of almond crust, custard cream, and fruit. The Crème Brûlée was 550 yen and came in two flavors, custard cream and Earl Grey cream, both of which were delicious. The size was just right and paired well with tea. Takeout for the cakes is also available.

[2022/12/31] Since it was New Year's Eve, it was less crowded than a usual weekend, but unfortunately I couldn't get a table at 2:00 PM. However, I did enjoy: - Sandwich - Berry Tart - Macarons: Camelot Tea & Praline, Matcha, Number 12 Tea & Tiramisu - Tea (Earl Grey Breakfast) [2022/8/10] Finally got to experience afternoon tea at 2:00 PM, but when I arrived, I found out there were no available seats at that time. They operate on a system where you make a reservation and get seated as tables become available. They only call your phone twice. I discovered the deliciousness of macarons for the first time, and enjoyed: - Sandwich - Dry Fig Mascarpone Tart - Macarons: Moroccan Mint Tea & White Chocolate, Earl Grey Fortune & Dark Chocolate, Black Tea & Black Currant - Tea (Earl Grey Breakfast) [2022/6/19] TWG, known for their black tea. I originally wanted to have afternoon tea, but opted for the best lunch course this time: - LUNCH TEA PATISSERIE SET - Seasonal Soup (Corn Soup) - Main Dish (Pan-seared Halibut with Orange Sauce) - Tea (Earl Grey Gentleman) - Patisserie (Singapore Surprise) The soup was rich, and the bread that came with it had a caramel and vanilla flavor that complemented the dish well. The main dish, pan-seared halibut, was flavored with Green of Vietnam Tea, sakura shrimp and cheese gratin, tomato sauce, spinach-flavored mashed potatoes, onion sauté, colorful vegetables, and orange sauce. The Earl Grey Gentleman tea was delightful with its bergamot aroma. The cake, the shop's popular o.1 Tianmian, had a caramelized brown sugar top, vanilla custard cream, reminiscent of crème brûlée, and raspberry confit. I was thoroughly satisfied with everything and would love to try their afternoon tea when it gets cooler.

After enjoying afternoon tea, I had black tea. After having afternoon tea, I had Earl Grey Breakfast tea. After enjoying lunch in the restaurant, I went shopping. I had Earl Grey German tea, Royal Darjeeling tea, and black tea. Earl Grey German tea went well with the milk tea I had during lunch and became my favorite. The sablé was honestly not as good as expected. I bought black tea as a birthday present for a colleague.