Tsujiri (Closed)

Item: Tsujiri
Rating: 3
Author: cptslowyeo

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Tanjong Pagar

Under $10

Japanese Desserts and Cakes Ice Cream and Gelato Café

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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

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Located at 100am is Tsujiri's biggest outlet, they also have another outlet at clarke quay and a little kiosk in somerset.

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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.

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They have a wide range of desserts and drinks, all mainly focused around matcha or tea.

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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 two mochi balls and a layer of red beans at the middle.

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1. Uji-Kintoki $6.20

With all the bingsu craze going on, I'm still game for Japanese offerings like this. Yes the green tea syrup was sweet and at once the ice started melting and it will! It became a very sweet "green tea" syrupy drink. The red beans at the bottom added even more sweetness to the drink.

I do like the way it is presented and you can easily get this to go and walk your way back to Tanjong Pagar MRT which is just a block away. It would be completely melted by then too!!

2. O-Maccha Float $6

Everyone is always going crazy about how "authentic" some places have their matcha ice cream. The bitterness is what people go by or how "icy" it can be. But to me, it's a balance between sweet and bitterness. Tsujiri's one really isn't too sweet but it really melts too fast! This picture was taken just as the staff handed it to me!