札幌市中央区 Hokkaido, Japan｜宇治園札幌直営店

There is a small eat-in space, and the shop sells a lot of tea and tea-related products. The weather was nice, so I had matcha soft ice cream and a soft parfait! Because the matcha is strong, it is not too sweet and I could eat it until the end without getting tired of it. For those who like sweets, the parfait can be sweetened with various toppings such as gyuhi, red bean paste, chestnuts and tapioca. The parfait shiratama is freshly boiled and warm, and it's also delicious and satisfying! It's close to the new Naebo station, so it seems to be crowded in midsummer! There was also a parking lot.

Ujien directly managed store in Sapporo. The front side of the store is a sales space, and the back side of the store is a cafe space, offering delicious cafe menus from matcha set to matcha parfait. In the cafe space, we also sell tea limited to directly managed stores. I ordered a matcha soft parfait. Rich matcha soft-serve ice cream mixed with Uji matcha and Hokkaido soft-serve ice cream, shiratama dumplings, bracken-starch dumplings, red bean paste, chestnuts, soybean flour, and adzuki beans. Matcha tea cafe ujien Sapporo Japan

Barrier free is good. There is a simple slope that can be used easily by users with carry bags, strollers, and wheelchairs. Infection control measures such as alcohol disinfectant, table partitions, and screens with neighboring seats are also solid. Cold tea is available only at the Ujien directly managed store. Matcha ice cream is not uncommon, but this is the first time I've seen hojicha ice cream. According to the staff, it is more crowded around 3:00 than during meal times. I have the impression that the age of the users is higher than the cafes in the city, perhaps by chance (our companions laugh when they say the same.) It's fun to choose souvenirs such as tea, tea sweets, and tea utensils sold in the store.