A cup of tea is a cup of peace ~Hotel Cafe Special~ | Afternoon Tea
As calm and stylish spaces, hotel cafes and lounges are used for a variety of purposes and occasions. As a place to seek out the menus you’ve been wanting to try, as a meeting place, to spend some time pre/post stay… The slow flow of time allows you to have an extraordinary experience while also providing comfort.
In this “Hotel Cafe Special”, we introduce cafes and lounges with special sweets and drinks, as well as places offering afternoon tea. Afternoon tea has become a popular topic as “Nun katsu”, shortened for afternoon tea katsudo, which means “(activities/going) to have afternoon tea”.
We ensure you will find a favorite place where you can spend an elegant moment, here at Okura Nikko Hotels’ cafes and lounges.
~Feel the seasonality of Awaji Island in an open-air lounge~
Among the seasonal afternoon tea menus, the most popular ones are strawberries in the spring, loquats in early summer, and figs in the autumn. In particular, afternoon tea with local loquats and figs, harvested only for a limited time, is a must-eat, and many people look forward to tasting it every year.
~Taste the “KUMAMOTO Seasonal Selection” made with local ingredients~
The “KUMAMOTO Seasonal Selection” afternoon tea set includes tartlets using Kumamoto’s locally grown fruits, ASOMILK blancmange, colorful macaroons, two types of scones, sandwiches with Kumamoto vegetables and smoked salmon, served with a fragrant blend of teas.
~Enjoy the season’s coming with afternoon tea~
Spend your time delighting in the afternoon tea of every month, which is the sweets, savories made of seasonal ingredients, served with Ronnefeldt finest tea. Please enjoy an elegant moment in the calm atmosphere of our restaurant.
~Unique Okinawan afternoon tea~
The afternoon tea set features an eye-catching birdcage design. We offer a variety of sweets and snacks in line with seasonal themes. Enjoy the classic scones with the hotel’s original purple sweet potato jam and pineapple butter, which goes well with a selection of about 20 types of tea, including Okinawan Churahana tea and brown sugar cafe latte.
~Seasonal Themed Afternoon Tea~
Our sophisticated, monochrome-themed interior offers seasonal afternoon tea that changes themes every three months. Indulge in our must-try treat, the original mini cream puffs, known for their crunchy texture, fragrant almonds, and generous custard filling. Enjoy a delightful and special tea experience with us.
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~Taste of Japanese Roll Cake~
Experience Japan in every bite! Our authentic Roll Cake is perfectly balanced, super soft and fluffy that melt in the mouth and not overly sweet. This signature cake is a delightful dessert that will satisfy any sweet tooth. Come try it at our The Lounge and see why this beloved dessert has been a favorite among Japanese and Vietnamese families for generations.
~Take a seasonal journey with Japanese afternoon tea~
The theme is based on the seasons of Japan, with sweets made from seasonal ingredients. You can try the traditional Japanese sweets, “Daifuku” (mochi stuffed with sweet red bean paste) and “Nerikiri” (white bean paste wrapped in rice flour dough) , while enjoying the tea from Mariage Freres.
About the stores listed
- Information on the cafes and lounges are subject to change without notice. Prior reservations may be required. Please contact each hotel for details.
- The images shown are examples. Afternoon tea menus vary depending on the season. Please check each hotel’s website for details regarding the menu.
- If you have any questions about the contents or terms and conditions, please contact each hotel directly.
Accommodation Reservations
- Please note that the plans listed on this page can only be booked online and cannot be booked at the Okura Nikko Hotels Reservation Center.
- Guarantee and cancellation policies may vary by hotel or plan.
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