Tsujiri (Closed)

Located at 100am is Tsujiri's biggest outlet, they also have another outlet at clarke quay and a little kiosk in somerset.They were having a promotion for their float drinks, it sounds like $6 is a great deal, but you're actually only saving 50 cents if you choose the matcha soft serve.They have a wide range of desserts and drinks, all mainly focused around matcha or tea.Here we see the staff working on making my Uji-KintokiIt's basically made of shaved ice with green tea syrup on the top with t

Was craving for matcha softserve ice cream, so I decided to stop by Tsujiri. They serve various matcha creations, from drink to parfait.O-Maccha Soft Serve Ice Cream - $4.80. According the picture on the menu, they serve the ice cream with cone, but the staff asked me if I wanted it to be served with cone or in a cup. I chose cup as it was more convenient. The ice cream itself was soft, the matcha flavor was not too bitter yet very flavorful. Price is tad steep, but overall it was worth it.

Finally got to try the O Matcha Latte at Tsujiri! Had the hot version ($5.20) today, strong and rich with a nice foamy feel. Love it! There is a 5% discount on all lattes, which is a surprise bonus! Will be back to try the ice blended next time.The matcha soft serve ice cream ($4.80) is super yummy and smooth. Quite expensive for a soft serve ice cream though, but its definitely a must try for all matcha lovers!

My friends and I were at 100AM at Amara Hotel having dinner and after dinner, we were leaving to find somewhere nice for desserts and hang out. We just happened to pass by Tsujiri Tea House that is at level 1 just beside the escalator and being a fan of anything matcha, I persuaded them to give it a try as this brand of Tea House has been around for more than 150 years originating from Uni in Kyoto, Japan.Using the finest quality of green tea, this kiosk serves a selection of pattiseries includ

Located at 100AM, it can be easily access by the nearest mrt station at Tanjong Pagar. They offered a variety of matcha product such as tea, latte, ice blend, ice cream, shave ice, parfait and etc. I ordered a matcha shiratama parfait, its filled with rich matcha ice cream, japanese mochi and akazuki bean paste. Overall, I find it is one of best matcha parfaits that I had try before.

photos and more: http://andmorefood.wordpress.com/2013/06/27/tsujiri-tea-house-tanjong-pagar/ it’s a menu that looks pretty large – but all permutations of sweet-cooked beans, green tea in liquid and soft-serve form, jellies, mochi and a bit of cake. not a problem – because I love all those things – but the only option for a non-matcha-lover (other than to unbefriend them) is the vanilla soft-serve. it’s a expertly-portioned bit of confectionary: sized to be satisfying without any too-muchness,

I really love going to the newly opened 100 AM because not many people know of this mall yet Being a Maccha fan, I couldn't resist not trying this when I walk past it! I was spoilt for choice looking at the menu but finally decided on this Parfait. It is the best maccha icecream I've ever tasted! The maccha is authentic and you can really taste the distinct green tea flavour and it's not like some diluted green tea kind of taste where you get at other places. It's quite pricey though at $7.50 fo

Is my second time here,this time i'm back for their ice cream anmitsu parfait 0-maccha ice cream for $7.80This tasted much better than my previous anmitsu ,Their ice cream was very soft & thick,it's not very sweet,just nowalso tried their yuzu vanilla float,this is much sweeter but with yuzu,i feel quite refreshing having it in such a hot weather ,waiting time took about 10-15mins,Not spacious here,service was ok,just that price was really expensive

I am planning on having a small bite when I noticed a poster of free topping at this café. Chiffon Cake Parfait (Vanilla) ($7.2)From the range of free toppings, I selected mochi balls. The vanilla soft ice-cream is creamy without too sweet. The mochi ball is chewy and soft, very nice on its own. The red bean paste is creamy but still with texture. The chiffon cake tastes of green tea and is quite dry. The corn flakes at the bottom of the cup tastes quite sweet too. Overall the dessert is too muc

after having lunch at keisuke ramen,we walked pass here & saw tsujiri,i had it in taiwan but i didn't know that actually singapore have it too,i like the Environment,very neat,clean & peaceful,Their dessert was quite expensive,a drink can cost $5++ ,I ordered the cheapest amitsu without ice cream for $4.80,mochi was chewy,everything was quite sweet,i like their black sugar syrup,quite thick,for serving time,there's not much customer when we went but we waited for about 10-15mins,service was ok,t

We made a trip down to the 152-year old tea house, Tsujiri Tea House, established in Kyoto Japan by Riemon Tsuji, specialising in green tea drinks and desserts. The cake counter was almost bare and understandably so because the store only features O-maccha Chiffon Cake ($4.2) and O-maccha Roll cake ($4.50).We made a beeline for the O-maccha roll cake, served with a dollop of of whipped cream and red bean. The roll was average, it became a little too overwhelmingly sweet after a few bites into th