Extreme Matcha Warabi Soft Serve: A matcha cream topped with matcha warabi mochi, matcha soft serve, and a waffle-like cookie. The matcha powder is generously sprinkled on both the warabi mochi and soft serve, intensifying the matcha flavor. Be careful when eating, as the matcha powder tends to scatter.

I was drawn to the iced matcha and decided to order it. I thought it was just a street vendor in a tourist area, but I was pleasantly surprised. The matcha was incredibly strong! I visited on a hot day, but it really hit the spot. I ordered it thinking it would just be a way to hydrate, but I highly recommend trying it out.

While sightseeing, the temptation to shop is strong. Next up is warabi mochi. Even though I'm full, I end up eating it. I went to the Matcha Sweets Shop Chawawa Arashiyama store! Eating while sightseeing enhances the deliciousness with the atmosphere! It was delicious ⭐︎ I will definitely go again♪

For the 206th store for becoming popular with the opposite sex, I visited Matcha Sweets Shop Chawawa Arashiyama. It was incredibly delicious for matcha lovers. The powder on top of the matcha soft serve enhanced the deliciousness even more! If you're interested, please stop by and try it out.

I wanted to drink matcha in Arashiyama, Kyoto, so I went to Chawawa. My friend ordered cold matcha, and I ordered iced green tea. The matcha was really delicious with a nice bitterness, perfect for the hot summer weather! The green tea was also very tasty and I finished it quickly. The matcha warabi mochi looked really delicious, so I plan to try that next time!

I went for a walk in the bamboo forest and I feel like eating something a little cold. Of course, if it's soft serve ice cream, then matcha flavor with matcha powder on top is the best! It's delicious, but it makes me choke a bit. Still, it's tasty. Thank you for the meal!

Tea and 々 are written as "sawawa". A popular shop for matcha sweets. The sweetness is mild, and the aroma of matcha is indescribable. It's the best to slowly melt a little whipped cream in matcha while drinking it. When it comes to Kyoto, it's all about matcha. The town's scenery enhances the aroma of tea. Next time, I want to try the matcha parfait.

I visited this shop near Arashiyama Station last year. They have several locations across Japan, including Saitama and Ishikawa. I was attracted by the delicious-looking sign and decided to try it out. I ordered the Matcha Warabi Ice Cream for 648 yen (tax included). It came with matcha ice cream and matcha mochi in a cup. It had a nice matcha flavor and was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This is a shop in Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City. Today's snack is a matcha sweets shop called Chawawa. The rich matcha cookies, 10 pieces, had a delicious taste and a crispy texture that matched well. It was also great with coffee. Thank you for the treat. ❤️

This shop had matcha dorayaki. Although many things in Arashiyama are clearly priced for tourists, this dorayaki costs over 300 yen. The taste is undeniably delicious. Being a matcha sweets shop, the balance of matcha is almost overwhelming. In that sense, the price is understandable, but in terms of taste and price, it feels like it goes beyond what I would consider a typical dorayaki. It's almost like a special edition in my dorayaki collection.

I visited a prominent street in Arashiyama on a weekend afternoon, located diagonally across from Arashiyama Station's south exit. Due to the influence of the coronavirus, Arashiyama was significantly less crowded, and I hardly saw any Asian foreigners on this street. However, I did notice a fair number of white people. Upon entering the store, there was a showcase on the left where I purchased Matcha Warabi Mochi Cup for 302 yen and Matcha Dorayaki for 324 yen. They also had other items like fresh Daifuku and Matcha Pudding, mostly featuring matcha flavor. The Dorayaki had a strong matcha taste, almost a bit too intense. The Warabi Mochi was average. Thank you for the meal.

Due to various circumstances, I couldn't charge my phone, so this post is a day late. But when you can't charge your phone while traveling, it's really troublesome ^_^; After visiting Suzumushi-dera in the morning, I planned to take the bus back to Kyoto Station, but I couldn't resist the hustle and bustle of Arashiyama and the beautiful view from Togetsukyo Bridge, so I got off the bus. As I strolled around, I saw many shops serving matcha sweets. It was hot, so I decided to try a cold matcha drink at this shop. In addition to matcha sweets, they also had delicious warabi mochi. I ordered a Rich Matcha Shake (480 yen) for now. The matcha shake had matcha jelly inside and whipped cream on top. Indeed, matcha sweets in Kyoto never disappoint. This shop offers matcha soft serve, matcha pudding, matcha dorayaki, and various other matcha sweets. They also have seating, so you can take a break while enjoying your sweets. If you visit Arashiyama, be sure to stop by this shop.

Matcha parfait ordered. Rich matcha soft serve. Delicious soft serve in various flavors but this was the right choice.

Kyoto's Arashiyama for autumn leaf viewing. Although it was autumn, it was a sunny day warm enough to break a sweat while walking. I decided to stop at this shop for some refreshments. In addition to drinks, they had a delicious-looking soft serve ice cream, so I chose the Supreme Matcha Soft Serve for 500 yen. This soft serve not only had a rich matcha flavor but also had matcha powder sprinkled on top. The powder added a rich accent and made it very delicious. It was so tasty that I think I will choose this soft serve again next time.

Near Arashiyama Randen Arashiyama Station, there is a matcha sweets shop called Chawawa. They have branches in various tourist spots nationwide. After walking around Arashiyama, I was tired so I ordered matcha soft serve and cold tea. The matcha soft serve had matcha powder sprinkled on top of the soft cream, and it was rich and delicious.

The food was really chewy and delicious.