Omaezaki, Shizuoka, Japan｜Maruyo-chaya

Tea leaves shop and restaurant. They serve delicious onigiri lunch set with free tea! It’s just perfect!

The surrounding environment is relaxing and easy to get to. This was my third time using the restaurant (first time as a family), and I was able to order more things than when I was alone and was more satisfied. There were a lot of things for sale, so it was nice to relax and heal. The children were also very satisfied with the parfait and snacks. The backyard is also nice and makes you want to eat outside when the weather is nice and cool.

This is a tea shop in Omaezaki City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is a well-known long-established store in the local area ♪ When the store of Akabori Shoten Co., Ltd. changed from "Japanese" (Baishabo Maruyo) to "Western" (Maruyo Chaya), the sales floor area was large and the product lineup increased. Since the tea leaves grown on the fertile Makinohara plateau are made by skilled workers, the number of products has increased, and the aroma and taste are really good. From the manufacturing method, it is called "deep steamed tea". There are various types of tea utensils, and the open teapot made by a Tokoname ware craftsman and a famous tea shop in Shizuoka is rare. However, after Wakadanna graduated from university, he took the trouble to change the name of the product, which was familiar to his regular customers, to an urban name. That's why it's boring to feel like I'm going away from Maruyo Chaya. I thought it was common sense to send DMs and invitations to customers asking why the product name was changed, but it goes without saying that you'll get used to it after a few years.