Second time came to this Tsujiri restaurant. It’s located inside Daimaru, I think it’s on 6th floor where they sell the luxury watches. This is not your typical Tsujiri, the restaurant not only serves desserts but they also serves some hot meals (green tea soba/udon). The options for savory meal is limited, but green tea dessert varieties are amazing. Overall: Menu: 5stars Food: 5stars Service: 5stars Price: $$ Highly recommend it if you are a big matcha fan!!

High quality if green tea. For dessert or light meal as green tea soba set. Only this time i returned but one staffs havent good service like the others. Overall service always good but this time i think its too much for face expression and how to speak to the asian people since we are not japanese.

Hidden away in a corner on the 10th floor of Daimaru above Tokyo Station, Saryo Tsujiri is one of the most hyped cafes to get your kick of matcha for the day. At an odd afternoon period of 4pm, I arrived to find a 1.5 hour queue time. Waiting in line were many local Japanese people, with some foreigners mixed in. I noticed the couple in front were visitors from Hong Kong who followed a foodie magazine here, hyping up the experience even more. After a gruelling amount of wait-time, I was permitted into the cafe which was surprisingly spacious once you're pass the traditional Japanese curtains at the entrance. Again, the interior design is mostly wooden, but this time with much brighter lighting to lighten up the mood. There's a great view by the window too! First I ordered their signature parfait (tokusen tsujiri pafe 特選都路里パフェ), the most expensive option. The accompanying photo for this post, at the top, shows the layout of my table at this point. Pretty minimalistic but beautiful. The parfait glass was also notably large. Maybe not as large as I made it out to be though, haha! The parfait started with some matcha mousse at the top, then transitioned to some blocks of matcha castella cake, matcha ice cream, matcha jelly, red bean paste, shiratama dango, other dango balls made from red bean, some sweet potato, and finally agar jelly at the bottom. The presentation was beautiful, and the sweets were very flavoursome. I couldn't believe how many things were made of matcha! Probably the best matcha dessert I've ever had, but it was at a steep price of around 1,750 yen. Since I took the liberty of coming all the way to Saryo Tsujiri, I also ordered their Gion Shigure 祇園しぐれ matcha iced tea, priced at around 900 yen. It was not too sweet, and had a good emphasis on the green tea. It also came with a small Japanese manju sweet. I would probably say Saryo Tsujiri is a must-try shop for matcha parfait lovers, but the wait can be quite long. It's also on the expensive side, so maybe just drop by here if you have spare time and money.

Pretty awesome parfait. They captured the matcha flavor in the ice cream, agar jelly, whipped cream and cake. Wow!

My most fav green tea place from Kyoto in Tokyo station Daimaru building. They always have long line so be prepared to wait 20-30min if it’s weekend. Their speciality is green tea and Hojicha parfait. Tho they got different choices and some savory menu too. They are located on 10th floor so the view is nice too.

The place to be for Matcha fans. Can only buy this amazing green tea ice cream bar here (to go). House offerings are fantastic and come with a view :)

One of my favorite spots in Tokyo for a proper parfait. Can't go wrong with matcha or try their seasonal flavors!

If you love matcha ice cream with red bean paste, I’d highly recommend stopping here! The views of the city are very nice as well. It is located on the 10th floor of the Daimaru department store.

Spacious cafe, a must visit for matcha lovers. Nice window counter seating for solo diners

One of the best matcha parfait places I've been to in Tokyo! Located in the 10F of the Daimaru building in Tokyo station, Saryo Tsujiri offers a huge selection of Japanese desserts and they are well known for their huge parfaits. Love the matcha castella parfait, huge amount of castella, ice cream, jelly, so delicious!!

Good but not great. If you are looking to have decent matcha, mochi, and parfait with a great view, this is it. But it is by no means the best mochi, or matcha in Tokyo. Asakusa has better options if you aren't looking for a fancy teahouse in Ginza.

The uniqueness of the parfait here lies in the complexity of the layered ingredients creating some fascinating textures and flavours. 1️⃣ To start the dessert, a light matcha cream kickstarted with denser matcha icecream below it, to be served with chiffon cake, matcha agar jelly, azuki red bean paste and sweetened chestnuts. 2️⃣ Following the icecream is matcha slush to be enjoyed with shiratama to lower the greasiness of the first layer. 3️⃣ 3rd layer is the matcha agar jelly with hint of matcha syrup with azuki red beans, with a purer tea astringent coming out. 4️⃣ finally the dessert ends with vanilla icecream with more solid agar jelly, leading to the exit of matcha flavour. Unlike regular parfait, usually a mix of cream, soft serve, some fruit & even cereal to fill the stomach, the way this parfait presents is well thought so tasters can have a wonderful good journeys without feeling too greasy.

My favorite matcha Japanese cafe, originaly from Kyoto. Wonderful service and incredible tasty desert. Highly recommended.

“Roasted green tea” parfait is beautiful and delicious! You can taste variety of sweets such as ice cream, jelly, rice-flour dumplings, sponge cake at once.

Definitely recommend this restaurant for matcha lovers!! They have matcha soba noodles and many delicious desserts! If you come during summer there is shaved ice and other refreshing treats. 美味しい！ キング オブ 抹茶🍵💓

This little tea house is located on the 10th floor of the department store. It serves a variety of matcha desserts, drinks as well as light meals such as noodles. I love the matcha drinks, such a strong flavour, even the ice cubes are made of matcha! The ice cream is very soft. The dessert is really delicious and it’s not too sweet. If you are a matcha lover, please do make a visit.

An authentic Kyoto style tea house, serves various kind of dessert. While desserts are excellent their prices are bit high, typical to many Kyoto shops. Nice view from its windows.

The best matcha dessert ever! Definitely must try ✨✨ (read my full review on instagram @ainichifood)

This shop is in 10F of Daimaru Building (Yaetsu side), not like in the google map. Matcha soba was great! Dessert was too sweet, but if you have a sweet tooth, you may like it. Btw from my opinion, you should come here to enjoy matcha soba which is unique.

This is my mom’s favorite Japanese dessert place, as well as many Japanese obasan, and mine as well, lol. You don’t find men sitting alone here enjoying dessert, so I am happy my mom is always happy to join me here to enjoy some awesome dessert. The service is fast and welcoming. Everyone comes here to chill to chit chat and to enjoy tea flavored ice cream cake and cream combined in a tall cup. You can taste a million different combination of flavor if you pay attention with each spoonful of delicacy.