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Q-pot CAFE

#japantrip I highly recommend making a reservation online before coming. You can do so in English on their website. When you make your reservation, you pick which room you want to sit in and which menu item you want. I came for the seasonal Sakura themed menu and sakura themed room. I got the Sakura Romantic Parfait, which comes with a drink of your choice for 1850 yen. I chose the Flower Garden tea, which I reccomend. I would get the parfait again as well, it's cute, not too sweet, and very filling. It does have a lot of a sakura flavor bean paste so I don't recommend it if you don't like the texture of azuki beans. About pricing, the accessories itself in the shop are on the higher end, but the cafe food is normally priced for what it is.

Posted: Apr 12, 2024

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