Yame Tea Afternoon Tea
2026-03-12 06:47:33

Experience the Scent of Early Summer: Yame Tea and Citrus Afternoon Tea at Prince Hotel

Discover a Unique Afternoon Tea Experience at Shinagawa Prince Hotel



Shinagawa Prince Hotel, located in Tokyo’s Minato Ward, is offering an exclusive afternoon tea experience called "Scent of Early Summer: Yame Tea and Citrus Afternoon Tea" at its top-floor restaurant, "DINING & BAR TABLE 9 TOKYO." This tasteful event will run from April 16 to June 30, 2026, allowing guests to indulge in a delightful culinary journey while enjoying breathtaking views from 130 meters above the bustling city.

With the recent opening of the Fukuoka Prince Hotel Momochihama along the picturesque Hakata Bay, the spotlight is on the acclaimed Yame tea from Fukuoka Prefecture. Known for its sweetness, umami, and fragrance, Yame tea has received high praise, winning the prestigious production award for 25 consecutive years in the Gyokuro division at a national tea competition.

The afternoon tea menu features a selection of both savory and sweet items that beautifully incorporate the unique flavors of Yame tea. Guests can enjoy a refreshing dish of kombu-marinated sea bream finished with matcha oil, complemented by a matcha-flavored chicken salad tortilla roll. For those with a sweet tooth, desserts include a Yame tea and citrus verine, an opera cake, and a matcha mousse, all harmonizing the rich umami of the tea with subtle sweetness, creating visually stunning dishes in shades of green and orange.

Afternoon Tea Offerings


The treat includes a welcome drink of "Yame’s Morning Mist" followed by an array of savories:
  • - Onion mousse infused with tea aroma
  • - Kombu marinated sea bream with citrus and matcha oil
  • - Matcha-flavored chicken salad tortilla rolls
  • - Shrimp and mentaiko guacamole
  • - Cream cheese with fennel salami and citrus flavor
  • - A mini burger combining matcha and citrus

For dessert lovers, there is a beautiful selection:
  • - Yame tea verine
  • - Yame tea and citrus opera
  • - Yame tea mousse
  • - Citrus tart
  • - Optionally, a delectable treat from the pastry chef, a lightly salted Yame tea crumble, matcha macaron, and lemon-flavored bonbon chocolat.

Grand Dessert Choices


For the grand dessert experience, guests can select from:
  • - Signature: A rich Yame tea Basque cheesecake served with an elegant black honey cream and crispy pastries.
  • - Luxury: A refreshing citrus parfait featuring sweet ice cream made from Setoka citrus, creating a delightful gradient effect with oranges and limes, encapsulating the transition from spring to early summer.

Yame Tea: A Heritage of Quality


Yame tea, also referred to as "Fukuoka’s Yame Tea," is traditionally harvested from mid-April through early May. It is famed for its "sweet, rich, and flavorful" profile. The origins of Yame tea trace back approximately 600 years when a Zen priest introduced tea seeds to the local farmers in the Chikugo region.

This limited-time afternoon tea at Shinagawa Prince Hotel offers not just a taste but an experience that embodies the hotel’s concept of "FUN! Goes On,” celebrating connections between locals and travelers alike. With the grand opening of Takanawa Gateway City and the launch of Oimachi Tracks, the Shinagawa area is newly revitalized, making this elegant tea experience a perfect complement to the evolving community.

For reservations and more details, guests can reach out to the restaurant at TEL: 03-5421-1114 (Operating Hours: 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.). The experience promises not just culinary delight but a comforting and refreshing vibe of early summer.

Enjoy a moment of well-earned indulgence in a setting where spectacular views meet exquisite tastes. Don’t miss your chance to embark on this unique tea journey that beautifully blends tradition with modern elegance.


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