Two words: sakura flan. Inside was nice but loud, very loud. Probably too loud to sit and read a book or have an intimate date. The tea room looked lovely and if that was open to walk ins, I think my stars would have gone up a few notches. Otherwise, the tables where you sit are just OK. I'd have given this place two stars if not for the flan, which gets a full 5/5. Can't say I understand why it's SO popular considering the prices. Genmaccha was, I think, $7-8. I was expecting a large amount of it for that price but you get a single cup! They just pour boiling water over your used leaves if you ask for it, which is all well and good but for that price, I expect at least another pot of freshly brewed tea after I've reused by leaves. You can get a 1/4 lb (more than it sounds) at Fairway for $5.45, so... I think I'll avoid the teas here. The sakura flan was to die for. It was $8, which kind of shocked me, but this is a perfectly made flan that is absolutely delicious. Cleaved perfectly and tasted like spring. I had a hard time keeping dining partners away! The black sesame creme brulee ice cream was delicious, again at $8. I'd get the flan again but this is a good choice if they don't have the flan. Nice place. Popular with the college crowd that resides in the area. Prepare for a wait, though. read more

Cha-An is easily one of the best dessert places in NYC. The dessert they serve is very unique. The desserts are innovative, nothing like you've ever tasted. I've had the pleasure of trying the Black Sesame Crème Brulee, Green Tea Roll Cake with Sake ice cream, and the Sakura Flan, All of which were very good. My favorite and many people's favorite as well is the Black Sesame Crème Brulee- it is a must try! The first bite, I cried a little bit, it tasted so good I didnt know what to do, It tasted like magic. They were tears of joy. The environment is relaxing and calm, perfect place for a date, they play slow jazz music in the background while you are drinking tea and eating desserts. read more

Cha-An - Green Tea Roll cake with Sake ice cream. Black Sesame Creme Brûlée. Sakura Flan. - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

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I came here at 12 noon on the dot for brunch on Sunday, because I was worried that it was going to be crowded. Thankfully, there wasn't much of a line and I got a table immediately. You can either choose to go to with the prie fixe sets, or with the lunch specials- uangi don or tekka don. The lunch specials include hot tea (genmaicha) unlike the prie fixe, so I went with that. They are $15 by the way. The tekka done was delicious, nice pieces of tuna on top of a bed of multigrain rice. The rice was SO GOOD. It also came with 2 side dishes, one was pickles and the other was okara. For desert, we shared the desert sampler. It came with pound cake (good), black sesame creme bruelee (good), some sort of ice cream which was AMAZING, special mochi with red bean inside. I say the mochi is special because it looked like actual grains of rice around red bean. I don't like red bean in general but I am sure it was good. They also have delicious looking toasts for brunch with salmon, and all sorts of toppings. This place is highly recommended. read more

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I'm a sucker for tea houses and constantly wishing there were more in this city. Cha-An has a very quiet and intimate atmosphere. While they offer a pretty extensive collection of teas, they are neatly organized by black, green, white, etc. My friend and I tried the White Peony as well as the Jasmine Pearls, both were very high quality teas. We noticed they also don't mind you sharing a pot for 2 and are very quick with re-filling it with boiling water. My friend and I had a huge dinner so decided to just share a dessert, ultimately deciding on the black sesame creme-brulee. It's your normal brulee with a hint of toasted black sesame taste topped with black sesame ice cream, absolutely delicious. read more

I came here this past weekend and immediately fell in luv w/ it... I am planning on coming to their tea ceremony at some point in the future.. -- not knowing what to expect, I ordered the pre-set menu set for $17, unlimited refill on "sentra" green tea (the mature one), and a full plate of small grain, salad, seared tuna pieces, and soup.... plus a small dessert.. I like the tapas style of a variety of small dishes... I will come back again next time for the macha-green-tea-latte, supposedly sweet twist on classical macha-green-tea.. =) Oh, luved the decor, the service staff wears traditional clothing, they are mostly real Japanese ppl and the place is decorated to transport you back to a century ago.... DEFINITELY coming back to this tea shop again. read more

First time to have Japanese dessert in New York, it was so good and tasty!!! I would definitely visit again!!!

CASH ONLY 1 ORDER MINIMUM PER PERSON Those are the two things that I wish I had known prior to coming here. Anyway, we stumbled in pretty late and despite being quoted 20 minutes for a table, we were seated in 10. As we were deciding what to order, it was impossible not to notice the bass vibrating up through the building from the club below. Soup of Day: Miso soup with vegetables - basically a large serving of the same kind of miso soup you'd get anywhere else. The only thing is, I love miso soup. Black Sesame Creme Brulee served with black sesame ice cream on top - heavenly combination considering the perceived overwhelming amount of black sesame. The ice cream is light and contrasts with the stronger creme brulee. If I come back, it'd be for this one. Soy Milk Quiche - sounds disgusting, but tastes OK. Reminds me of steamed egg custard. __ June '12 Health Score - A read more

Super awesome dessert place in East Village, matcha green tea latte was definitely a highlight. The vibe and atmosphere is really cool and perfect after a full day in the village. read more

Cha-An - Green tea Latte Deluxe - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

This place is very small so it's best to come in a small group since people tend to sit and talk for a few hours. Came here with 3 other girls and waited 2 hours! Was worth it though, I really enjoyed the black sesame flan and the black sesame creme brulee. Both had a good amount of sweetness to it. Not sure if I would wait 2 hours again for it though. read more

Cha-An - Black sesame flan and creme brûlée - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

4 stars thanks to the black sesame creme brulee. Get this and tea and you will be set! I love the crunchy black sesame candy on top combined with the smooth ice cream and luscious creme brulee. The black sesame flavor comes out nicely in the ice cream and creme brulee. Close to a perfect dessert. 3 stars for the other food. 2 stars for service. We, as well as others around us, waited a long time for our food. We also had to ask for them to clear our dishes before dessert. Overall, I felt a bit ignored. Still, I'd come back for the black sesame creme brulee. It's dream-able. read more

Cha An is a Japanese teahouse located on E. 9th St between 2nd and 3rd avenues. They have a lot of good food and desserts aside from their various teas. It is one of my favorite dine-in spots. I discovered it almost two years ago and I come here every once in a while now. Tonight, I ordered the Chiran Sencha (a type of green tea). The tea comes with a small teapot that they refill for you over the course of your meal. I also ordered the Smoked Salmon Toast, which is a favorite here. I recommend this and the Grilled Salmon Toast. Both are very delicious! Just choose one based on the kind of salmon you want. It is perfect for anyone, unless you're allergic to fish or are vegetarian. The texture of the toast is crispy on the outside but very soft and airy on the inside. It comes topped with leafy greens, salmon, and a delicious sauce. They also have sweet toasts, such as the Raspberry Butter Toast, but I find them too sweet. I prefer the savory toasts -- Just one is enough to satisfy your stomach. I like ordering a dessert after my meal, and today I tried the Hojicha Anmitsu. It is a green tea jelly with shiratama mochi, brown sugar syrup, azuki (red bean), and green tea ice cream. The green tea jelly tastes like brewed green tea in a jello form, so it is not sweet at all. But it all balances out with the sweetness of the azuki and green tea ice cream. I think that it can do without the brown sugar syrup, which is a little too sweet. The mochi is perfect. I love it. My favorites from here are the Smoked and Grilled Salmon Toasts, the green tea parfait (one of the best parfaits you'll have in your life), the dessert sampler (is never disappointing), the ice cream sandwich (green tea rice crispies treats with Hojicha ice cream, a caramelized black sesame crisp, a raspberry and strawberry),...etc. I have yet to try more! They update their menu once in a while, so if you come here periodically, you can try new things! You never have to worry about food quality. It's outstanding. In terms of the atmosphere, this restaurant has traditional Japanese decor. They usually play jazz music, and the noise level is based on time and day. It is a dim restaurant. Goes well with the jazz and beautiful decor. Very cozy feeling. I recommend this place to everyone. Absolutely wonderful. read more

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Amazing desserts and drinks although I didn't try their food. Friendly staff and speed is fine. Quite busy but usually a reservation isn't needed and the volume is quite loud. Quite authentic but also creative and modern. Nice interior but quite small. Reasonable price although closer to the pricier side but for the quality it's worth it. Great cocktails too! read more

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I love the serenity and dim lighting of this zen-like restaurant, and was amused to find not a single male in the entire joint when I arrived. I was greeted kindly and sat at the counter to enjoy a bowl of traditional, Japanese zenzai ($8). A red bean soup, it's barely sweet at all, filled with globular, chewy mochi and chestnut. I especially loved the buttery, sweet black sesame tuile adorning the side of the stone bowl. I must caution those with small pockets against the rather large prices, but for something so tasty, I think it's worth it once in a while. read more

I was so excited to come here for a long time ~ and finally when that day came, I have to say that it was very disappointing. The food and tea were absolutely wonderful - delicate tastes that complimented each other so well. It was magical. The presentation was gorgeous, each plate like a tiny work of art. But one would think that a tea place would at least be a little bit quiet. Not in this case. It was SO LOUD that my date actually had to go hide in the bathroom for a bit to stop the ringing in her ears. Do people talk in the city anymore, or does every NYU student just screech each sentence? I wish I could come back here, but to be honest, the food is so expensive and of such nice quality that it is really a waste to come in here and not be able to savor it at all because of the Saturday night bar like volume of the place. We even went during lunch time, thinking it would be a little bit less crowded/less loud. No dice. read more

Wow, first I got to say, the pricing for each of the items on their menu are expensive! After visiting Japan, I was craving for Japan's unique and beautiful parfaits for a long time. Knowing that I'll be visiting Manhattan for two days, I decided to research up a restaurant or place that sells Japanese parfaits, and I found Cha-An! The images of the Berry Parfait and the Green Tea Parfait on Yelp and on Cha-An's website made me super excited to stop by, even if the price was expensive. When I finally got to Cha-An, the set up of the place was small and crowded, but it was beautiful and had the feel of a Japanese tea house. When I finally got to order my Green Tea Parfait, it was delicious (and the set up of the parfait was beautiful), but it didn't meet my expectation of the parfaits I bought in Japan (which were around $6-$10). Still, I enjoyed eating my parfait, from the Green Tea ice cream on top, to the mochi balls on the side, to the crunchy cereal on the bottom. おいしいだよ！ My cousin, on the other hand, got the Sesame Creme Brulee, and he didn't enjoy it as much as he wanted it (he said his mistake was choosing a sesame flavor to begin with). I probably would not go to Cha-An too often because of the price, but it's a great place to try out once in a while :) read more

Came here five minutes after they opened on a weekday, but there were already two parties by the time we were seated. This would later provide a very accurate foreshadowing of how crowded the place would be in the next half hour. It was almost ridiculous how fast the place filled up, but then again, there are only a scant number of seats to begin with. My cousins and I, a party of three, were seated all the way at the back next to the windows. In hindsight, this was probably for the best seeing as we were somehow magically separated from the rest of the people that quickly filled the place. Not that this is a bad thing, but there were definitely more aesthetically pleasing places to sit, per se the popular "hut" area that surrounds you in a very traditional tearoom setting. But I digress. If I could break down my feelings, I'd give: A 5/5 for the ambience A 4/5 for the service, and; A meager 2/5 for the food. Honestly, if it weren't for the fact that this place had a solid 4/5 rating on Yelp, I probably would have never stepped in here. The ambience is nice, and the servers were polite, although there was a small mix-up over what the desert of the day for a meal set was versus what the "specialty" desert of the day was. However, what really let us down was the food. It was just so...mediocre. I got the unagi set for around $15, while my cousins shared the $25 set. On top of that, the portions were so, so tiny. I had a good five seconds of shock while my companions took photos. But I was willing to overlook the portion size if the food was good! Which is was not. I got a huge bowl with two tiny pieces of unagi--which was probably just a single slice of unagi cut into two--over a ridiculous amount of white rice that was submerged in an ocean of unagi sauce. I couldn't even finish the last of the rice because there was just so much of cloying, thick sauce to contend with. My taste buds gave up. My cousins, on the other hand, enjoyed their meal. They also ordered the jasmine pearl tea with the set, which brought the set to $30, but the tea was delicious, although the extra $5 for just a SINGLE cup of tea was just...mind-boggling. Then came the desert, which was a choice between a green tea pudding or a pound cake. We chose the pudding, and when we got it, it was the size of a thimble. No joke, I literally called the server back over and asked her if this really was all of the desert. Nevertheless, we made sure to scrap up every last bit of over-priced pudding. The check came up to around $50 dollars, which we generously tipped because we're not monsters and the servers weren't responsible for the tiny portions. Overall, we paid around $60 for a meal that didn't fill three grown adults. Go if you want a nice ambience and nice tea, but stay away if you're looking to get full. read more

Do not order the jewelry box. Paid $30 for cookies and fruit that you can get from Walmart. And it does not look like the picture on the menu. Also the portion is tiny. Their matcha latte is terrible. The taste is very light and thin. You can get better matcha from Asian market and make your own. It taste like half a packet matcha powder with lots of water. read more

Cha-An - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

Interesting place to stop for some neo-interpretations of Japanese tea ceremonies. You can order different tea sets and food, but it can be communal as everyone is trying each other's sets only to be interrupted every so often by the next course. Black sesame creme brulee and the noodles were the best dishes. read more

So I came here at the tail end of a breakup and this happened to be the restaurant closest to the conversation. I only mention this because the food was beautiful before it started, during the actual breakup and after it. I got the unagi and sake (because why not) and I was pleasantly surprised with the rice which cut the natural fat of the eel and made the entire dish hella light. The sake tasted a bit like dandelion and summer. HOWEVER, the best thing I had here was the black sesame crème brûlée. The first thing I noticed when this dessert was brought in was that I spilled my drink. I talk with my hands and when I get excited (like when I see a bomb dessert), my hands wild out. The second thing I noticed was that IT CAME WITH A SESAME BRITTLE. I like the crunch of a crème brûlée *yes*, I like sugar *yes*, so can I get extra *please*. Me and my date were temporarily less sad because we had brittle to share and a custard that was equal parts spiced, sweet, subtle, smoky and a general good time. read more

What a beautiful, intimate tea house! It's a bit tiny, but here you can find a wide variety of teas as well as desserts. They also offer main entrees, but we came here specifically for dessert. My friends and I ordered the black sesame creme brulee, the sake ice cream, and the chocolate mochi flavored with earl grey tea. I was surprised by the mochi. You take a bite into it, taste the dark chocolate gooey-ness on your tongue, and then the flowery perfume of the earl grey bursts in your mouth. I love unusual flavors like lavender ice cream, so I thought it was great, but if you are not a fan of non-traditional flavors, you may want to pass (especially since earl grey tea is usually not a favorite for most people). I tried my friend's creme brulee and thought it was delicious. I am normally not a fan of creme brulee, but back home there is a jasmine creme brulee at Teaism, and Cha-An's version tastes so much better! The sake ice cream was also light, sweet, and surprisingly refreshing. For tea, my friend got the iced chai (with chai-flavored ice cubes, a nice touch). My boyfriend got the Assam black, and I ordered the Osmanthus Oolong. The tea menu is extensive and offered a description of each tea and its origin. There was also a sake, wine, and beer list. Altogether, it was a bit pricey: it came to about $50 for the three of us, excluding tip. They only accept cash here, as well. Service was adequate without being too intrusive. It was a lovely experience, however. If I lived in the city, I wouldn't frequent it too often, as it's a fairly small space and is apt to get crowded. Coming here just for dessert and tea can set you back $15-20 easily. However, this place is adorable for a romantic date or if you and a friend want to catch up. It felt like you weren't even in the city at all. read more

Great place for dessert after a light dinner. They do have food options, but never had. The place is pricey but great place to impress. Absolutely love the decor and ambience. You feel like you stepped into a Japanese tea house -- a great escape from the NYC streets. Love their teas and desserts! Especially for the price of their teas, I'm so glad you get refills haha. I also like being able to brew my own tea (I like mine super light). Their Black Sesame Creme Brulee definitely lived up to its hype and the mochi ice cream helped us cleanse our palate (from dinner). The service is also wonderful. The ladies are very attentive so I always try to be more generous with tip. Yes it's true it's cash only!! read more

Cha-An must be banking from the black sesame creme brulee.. Cha-ching! The dessert had a uniqueness that was unbeknownst to my taste buds. The melding of the texture and flavor dazzled and hypnotized my senses. read more

Cha-An - Black sesame creme brûlée - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

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What a perfect little gem of a place... tucked away upstairs, Cha-An is a sweet little Asian tea house complete with an extensive tea menu (to make you feel like a tea sommelier) and a decent menu of dim sum and dessert items, as well as cocktails. This is a perfect place to go with your mom or a girlfriend or two. I'm going to guess guys won't appreciate it all that much... though I have seen a decent number of guys sipping tea there. I would come here simply for the earl grey chocolate mochi dessert... so heavenly! And it goes perfectly with tea. I've tried a Taiwanese oolong (served traditional style... try it, you'll get a kick out of the process) and a Japanese sencha. Both were great... though I admit, most tea taste fairly similar to me. But maybe after several more visits, I'll be able to distinguish the difference. Great alternative place to the ubiquitous Starbucks or going to a bar after dinner. read more

Noriko-san...ohisashiburi desu ne. Ogenki desu ka? Still remember the delicious Cha-An Toast with ice cream and rasberry preserves. And the selection and presentation of authentic teas is amazing. Best place for a memorable and charming first date nightcap. Don't be surprised if she falls for you by the time the check arrives. read more

This is such a gem! This is an authentic Japanese tea house with some small dishes and lovely desserts. I recommend their toast which is a sweet dessert that is enough to share between two people. It's a huge piece of toast with whipped cream, green tea ice-cream and raspberry sauce. The toast is thick and crunchy on the outside and warm and soft on the inside. The combination of all the flavors together is like no other hitting your palette at different times from when you first bite into it. It's definitely an experience worth trying. They're also known for their matcha green tea. read more

Cha-An - Must try- their toast- with green tea ice cream, whipped cream and raspberry sauce-what an experience! - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

Only exciting thing truly was the bathroom. The bathroom has Japanese toilets that have the capability of spraying and washing your bottom. From reading the Yelp reviews I had high expectations. Simply disappointed by the quickly made and poor quality food. Tasted like food I would expect to buy from a bowling alley not a Japanese tea house. read more

I have been here several times, and just went again today. I love this place! It is so intimate and cozy. The food is fan-freaking-tastic! And the teas are phenomenal! Everything that Cha An does is simply perfect. I ordered from a set menu that came with sandwiches, sweets and tea. It was all delicious, but the mini bagel with raspberry butter... amazing! I was here with a friend for 3 hours! And not once did I feel rushed. I could seriously live in this place. LOVE IT! Btw, the black sesame creme brulee is scrumptious! Bring cash, because they don't take cards, and be prepared for a real treat. The service is spot on too. read more

As many people have mentioned, the black sesame creme brulee is a winner. I literally always scratch the sides of the cup/bowl to scoop up every last bit of its deliciousness. Dim sum is very fresh, if a little overpriced, and rice dishes are generally good. They tend to change the lunch sets pretty often, but I tend to think of this place as more of a snack stop rather than a place for dinner. Entrance is a bit too cramped. read more

After seeing all those beautiful photos of desserts, I had to try out Cha-An while in East Village. I came here with my bf on a Tuesday night so there was no wait at all. But even though the place wasn't packed - the service was so disappointingly slow. You have to ask for water, you have to stare at the waiters with daggers in your eyes until they come over. What are they even doing?? We tried the Sesame Creme Brulee and got a pot of Dragon Well Tea. The teapot holds enough for 3-4 cups of tea which isn't too much. The Sesame Creme Brulee was really well presented and tasted great. Although the Sesame Ice Cream on top was the winner of the dessert. The creme brulee was really smooth and a custard texture. It was surprisingly lukewarm .. like it had been sitting out instead of in the fridge. The tuile on top also has bits of sesame seeds and taste fantastic as well. read more

This place has got a banging toilet. Those Japanese toilets are truly a fine piece of engineering and design. Oh..and the food was good too! My friend and I had the smoked salmon toast as well as the chef's dessert platter. Both were very flavorful, fresh and beautifully presented. The star of the show was the sesame creme brulee. I'm a sucker for seasame so this was right up my alley. I only wish that I could've had a whole bowl of it. Yum! read more

Cha-An - Smoked salmon toast! - Japanese Near Me - New York, New York

Very rude service! Wow, so disappointed! The food was just okay, seems like the menu didn't change in years. Will never go again!

The best home made mochi, amazing tea, great atmosphere. The place is simply the best desert place in east village and that's saying a lot with all the great choices there. Loved! Would recommend to anyone looking for a nice atmosphere, and great refreshments and snacks! read more

I only came here for dessert and tea, but both were VERY good. The chocolate souffle with raspberry sauce was pretty awesome. I think I came on a Friday night and there was a little bit of a wait. The place is pretty small. I want to come back and try the real food. It looked pretty good. read more

I've never given five stars to places where I've only eaten one dish, but Cha-An is IT. Their adzuki bean toast was seriously the bomb diggity dig and truckloads more. I adore the adzuki bean toast. If I had nothing to eat for the rest of my life but this toast, I would be happy. I'm not one of those reviewers that speaks lightly of such things, but this toast blew my mind like no other toast before it, and likely no toast to follow. It consisted of a super thick slice of toast (around 3 inches thick) that had a small hollow filled with sweet stewed adzuki beans topped with freshly whipped cream (with a mild, mild hint of lemon) and maybe a little vanilla syrup. The toast was buttery toasted perfection, tender on the inside, a beautiful light tan color (no charredness here) and crisp, flaky deliciousness all around. I'm normally also not a fan of whipped cream, but their freshly whipped version was both light and delectable. There are no other words for it, I love this toast. This is possibly the best thing I have tasted all summer. This toast makes me swoon, makes me close my eyes and want to eat it forever. I sound like a crazy person, raving about a baked good, but trust me, it is that good. It's not too horrendously priced at $7, and you may think that it's just a sweet snack, but it holds up pretty well as a meal on its own. The interior is very cute (with a small tatami room for tea ceremonies), but it's pretty small and they don't take reservations so get there early or at a non-peak time. They are also cash only, so bring cash or else you'll miss out on the toast of a lifetime! read more

I think I have to start frequenting more traditional Japanese restaurants. The impeccably polite service is such a nice change from the usual treatment we get in NYC. sigh! Earl Grey chocolate mochi - I really liked the tea flavor in the chocolate, but the chocolate itself was so dense and rich I couldn't eat it all. Probably good news for a real chocolate lover. ;) Black sesame creme brulee - mmmmm. Not eggy at all. Nice subtle flavor. I was surprised it came out in a little bowl, not a shallow dish. Big scoop of sesame ice cream on top. Does it get any better? read more

Don't have enough money to fly to Tokyo? Come HERE! I was Tokyo last year and I don't think I even found such a great place as Cha-An. Everything there is very authentic and DE-LIcious! AND AND AND, you have to check out the woman's bathroom...Automatic toilet with the tushy washer! The toilet seat even goes up and down at the push of a button! So if your in much need of a pit stop in New York City and need a clean spot, I would suggest this place. Of Course, Don't forget to try all their teas and food. Their finger sandwiches are great and fresh! Please don't expect large potions of food, this is more of an afternoon tea places :) read more

Four of us came here because two friends wanted dessert. The other person and I tried passing on ordering, but apparently there's a one-order-per-person rule, so we were forced to order. I ended up getting the black sesame creme brûlée, and it's truly as delicious as everyone raves about. It's not too sweet, and the portion is just right for dessert -- small enough for one person to finish, but big enough to hit all the right spots. And it comes with a scoop of black sesame ice cream, yummm. The women's restroom, which is quite well-kept, has a bidet. I highly recommend trying out the functions...it's certainly an interesting experience for anyone who's never encountered one. Cash only! read more

Came here to meet up with an old high school friend to catch up on life over tea and desserts. There's a nice ambiance here, it's dark and sophisticated. We ordered the sampler with 6 little dishes, and the dessert sampler with 5 or so different things on it. The Black Sesame Crème Brûlée is something that I remembered, it's been a few months since I've visited this place. Very nice, and chill spot to visit. Btw it's a cash only place. read more

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I came here on a busy Saturday night, and we were seated almost immediately. I love their decor, and the ambiance. However I think the food is a bit lackluster. We ordered the black sesame creme brulee, seasonal maple parfait with puer tea jelly, and a Mochi Mochi. The brulee was their saving grace because it was rich in flavor and texture. Their seasonal parfait was very mediocre because the tea jelly flavor was so subtle. I was looking for the tea flavor, but it was very subtle. Service was interesting because we changed servers a few times but overall a solid experience. read more

YUMMY!!! Cha-An Adzuki Toast and Black Sesame Creme Brulee and Sake Mojito! Excellent for dessert - went on a Thursday night and we didn't have to wait. The Cha-An Adzuki Toast served with Jasmine Ice Cream alone is worth going to check this place out. I practically devoured half of it before my dessert partner could tuck in... :P They look like they have a great tea-time menu too - I'll be back to try 'em! Oh and I forgot to check out their toilet - so that'll be on the to-do list for next time! PS: CASH ONLY. read more