I went to "Kagurachaka Puchi Asakusa Store," located just across the street from the A1 exit of Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express. This shop specializes in matcha, and not only is the matcha delicious, but their cute bear-themed sweets are also very popular. On this day, I tried their red bean butter toast and rich matcha latte. The red bean butter toast with matcha tea is topped with plenty of condensed milk. It consists of crispy toast with red bean paste, butter, matcha ice cream, and strawberries, with a cute bear sitting on top. It also comes with condensed milk and extra matcha on the side. The combination of red bean butter and matcha is delicious and goes down easily. I also tried their "Interdimensional Matcha Latte" made with matcha from Nishio, Aichi Prefecture. The latte comes in various levels of richness, and I went for the highest level, "Interdimensional." It was surprisingly not too bitter, with a smooth richness and a concentrated matcha flavor. Kagurachaka Puchi also offers customizable parfaits, pancakes, and other sweets. If you're exploring Asakusa or on a food tour in the area, Kagurachaka Puchi is a must-visit. Check it out if you're interested!

I saw it on TV and went to try it! I couldn't challenge the space, but I drank the best in Japan! I love matcha, so I can drink it as it is, but it's sweeter and tastier with gum syrup added! The interior of the restaurant is beautiful and easy to access from the station, so I will visit again when I go to Asakusa! Next time, I will challenge to be the best in the universe!!!

This is a repeat visit. I got a ticket last time, so I came to drink in a different dimension, but it was really strong, haha. I didn't drink it on the spot, I took it home and mixed it with milk, but it ended up being about the equivalent of three cups of matcha latte. Next time, I think I'll try something about three times as strong...

This café stand offers authentic matcha lattes. If you finish the "Universe's Strongest" drink, you'll receive a ticket to another dimension. You can make the "Universe's Strongest" milder by adding gum syrup or vanilla ice cream as toppings. If you're not a fan of bitter drinks, a "2-3 Strong" might be just right for you!

You can enjoy a "Space's Richest Matcha Latte" made with Nishio-produced matcha at this shop. This drink is for matcha lovers who can appreciate the rich flavor of matcha. You can adjust the sweetness by adding syrup, but if you love matcha, you can enjoy it without sugar! You can choose the intensity of the matcha from 7 levels, and if you have tried the "Space's Richest" before, you can order the secret menu item "Different Dimension" next time. I will challenge it next time!

Recently, when I went to Asakusa, there were a lot of tourists and it was bustling. Kagurachaka-san is a popular shop where lines form, especially among foreign tourists. After waiting a bit, I sat down at the shop and had some tea. Kagurachaka-san is a Japanese tea cafe that mainly focuses on matcha. - Space's Richest Matcha Latte ¥500~ - Homemade Matcha Gelato ¥250 - Kumachan (Bear-shaped snack) 1 piece ¥50 I added the homemade matcha gelato to the famous Space's Richest Matcha Latte. They use matcha from Nishio, Aichi Prefecture, so you can enjoy an authentic matcha latte. What's amazing is that you can choose the intensity of the matcha from a scale of 8 levels, ranging from light to an otherworldly level. Furthermore, I added 6 pieces of Kumachan snacks on top as toppings. I piled them high on the latte to make it look photogenic. The previous record was 5 pieces, so having 6 pieces should set a new record. The matcha latte, with the concentrated umami of matcha, is delicious. You can fully enjoy the aroma and flavor of matcha. Since the matcha is unsweetened, you can adjust the sweetness with syrup according to your preference.

I arrived at the shop around 3 o'clock and there were about 10 people in line. It was a sunny day but the wind was strong, making me feel chilly. I ordered the best and richest Matcha Latte, number 7. I thought it might be a bit bitter, but I actually enjoy strong tea, and it was rich and flavorful without any bitterness. It was very delicious and I felt soothed. You can add sugar according to your preference. The number 8, the most intense "otherworldly" option, can only be ordered by those who have already tried number 7 (laughs).

Kagurachaka Puchi-san is a popular spot where you can order matcha lattes and matcha sweets with the option to add a cute bear topping. The charming bear designs are sure to bring a smile to your face. I tried the Matcha Shiruko (800 yen) and my friend went for the "Tokyo's strongest matcha latte" (800 yen), with an extra 50 yen for the bear topping. The matcha latte was indeed very strong, and the matcha shiruko (with red bean paste) was delightful. The balance of sweetness, saltiness from the salted kombu, and the rich matcha flavor were perfect for lifting our spirits. Next time, I plan to try the matcha toast made with Pelican bread along with the strongest matcha latte. The shop is located in Taito-ku, Tokyo, and is closed on Tuesdays. They have limited seating with a total of 8 seats, so reservations are accepted.

I visited in search of a matcha latte where the intensity can be chosen. Upon looking at the menu, I saw that you can choose from a normal 1 intensity to a cosmic 7 intensity, with 7 being the highest. As a matcha lover, I naturally thought I should go for the 7 intensity, but then I saw on the back of the menu that there was an 8 intensity called "different dimension." It was like a secret menu item. Without hesitation, I ordered the 8 intensity "different dimension." After a while, the drink was ready. It seemed that I had to add sugar myself, but I decided to have it without sugar. The matcha flavor was strong and delicious. Before leaving, I asked the staff to consider adding a super intense 9 intensity "super different dimension" to the menu.

Tokyo Metro, Toei Asakusa Line Asakusa Station is a 10-minute walk away, while Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station is just a 1-minute walk away. The shop is located along a main street, making it easy to find. The interior of the shop is small, with only 4 counter seats and 1 terrace seat. On a holiday afternoon around 12 o'clock, there were already 2 groups of customers inside, and more people came in for dining in or takeout. They offer a Kagurachaka parfait with a choice of 5 toppings (850 yen) from 22 options. Today's topping included strawberry warabi mochi. You can add up to 3 more toppings for an additional cost (150 yen each). You mark the toppings you want on an order sheet and hand it to the staff. I chose matcha gelato, matcha jelly, matcha pudding, matcha shiratama, and castella as toppings. It was a bit disappointing that there was no matcha castella, but you always get a kumanonaka included! Don't worry about the color coordination, just go all out with matcha, and the result is a rich green color! Each topping had a different shade of green, creating a beautiful gradient. They use Nishio matcha, which gives off a nice tea aroma when you eat it. The matcha flavor is relatively sweet and not too strong, making the parfait light and refreshing. The variety of textures, from chewy shiratama to jiggly pudding and jelly, to crispy senbei, made it a delightful treat. While this might not be something you'd crave for a regular parfait, the ability to customize your parfait here allows you to choose what you feel like eating that day. It's nice to have the option to create your own unique parfait based on your mood or appetite. The friendly owner runs the shop alone, so it's recommended to visit with some extra time in hand.

This was my first time visiting this place. I was able to get in right away, perhaps because it was a weekday. The interior of the restaurant was small with only 4 seats. The staff's explanation was very polite and easy to understand. They were friendly and engaging, making me naturally smile with their lovely customer service. This time, I ordered the "Kumachan's Mizuyokan Matcha Affogato" (limited time offer until 10/31) and the "Brown Sugar Milk" (ice cream). The matcha had a bitter taste, a high-quality unsweetened matcha, and when eaten with the slightly sweet mizuyokan, it was delicious with a good balance. I was curious about the combination of brown sugar and milk, so I ordered it, and the gentle sweetness of the brown sugar paired well with the milk. It was just right when eaten with the strong bitterness of the matcha. Next time, I want to try the Kagurachakaphe!

I visited when I went to Asakusa. I noticed that Nishio's matcha was used and decided to try it. *The Most Intense Matcha Latte You can choose from 7 levels of intensity for the matcha latte, with level 7 being the most intense, claiming to be "the most intense in the universe." Since I was there, I decided to go for level 7. When the drink arrived, it looked very intense, and when I took a sip... it was indeed strong! No matter how many sips I took, the bitterness of the matcha lingered in my mouth. The strong aroma was nice though. They also provide gum syrup, so adding a little bit to sweeten it might balance out the flavors. Thank you for the meal!!

Limited-time special An Butter caught my attention, so I decided to visit. It was a weekday evening, so there were no other customers at the time. - Apricot cream cheese An Butter toast with matcha tea for 1540 yen The toast made with Pelican's bread is thick and filling! In addition to red bean paste and butter, it is generously topped with apricot jam and even milk gelato. On top, there is a cute bear-shaped monaka. The toast is quite chewy and delicious. Pelican's bread never disappoints. Although it may seem a bit heavy with the An Butter, the sweet and sourness of the apricot makes it easy to eat and delicious! The milk gelato also offers a refreshing sweetness. The refreshing matcha tea was also delicious. I enjoy chatting with the cheerful and friendly owner of the shop. With only a counter and outdoor seating, it may get crowded on weekends, but it is a recommended place to take a break in Asakusa.

Kagurachaka Puchi in Asakusa is a cozy Japanese cafe where you can enjoy matcha-themed treats. The friendly owner adds a fun touch by offering cute bear-shaped toppings for your desserts. I tried their new Matcha Jelly in Soda, which was a refreshing drink with a rich matcha flavor. It also had matcha ice cream on top, making it a unique and delicious treat. If you're in Asakusa, Kagurachaka Puchi is definitely worth a visit for some matcha goodness!

【Visit on June 18, 2021】Kagurachaka Puchi in Asakusa seems to be a Japanese cafe with matcha as its main focus. Located along Kaminarimon Street, it's conveniently close to Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station. The interior has a few counter seats and one terrace seat, making it ideal for 1-2 people. We tried their limited edition sweets, including the Friday night reservation-only pancakes. These pancakes are a luxurious treat, available for private bookings for just one group of two. With no other customers around, you can relax and enjoy your time there. You can choose between matcha and hojicha pancakes, and we tried both. The pancakes take some time to cook, so we started with a small dessert first. It felt like a mini course meal. The set includes a drink, making it a good deal. The pancakes were rich and flavorful, allowing you to savor the taste of Japanese tea. The generous amount of sauce on top made each bite delicious. The fluffy pancakes were so good that we finished them quickly. The kuma-san monaka comes with two pieces, but we ordered extra toppings. You can customize your order with additional toppings. For more details on reservations, check Kagurachaka's website.

"Kagurachaka Puchi Asakusa store" shines incredibly✨ A cafe that my friends wanted to visit. We arrived just before closing time, so we got our drinks to go. Here, you can add a "bear monaka (1 piece for 50 yen)" topping to any menu✨ I got a hot matcha latte, and my friend got an iced hojicha latte. And we added 6 bear monakas! I thought about getting 10, but decided against it. The result is as shown in the picture. The bear is only on the outside of the monaka, so... it melts. The fate of putting it in a hot drink is something you have to see... If you're interested, contact me personally. LOL. The pancakes also seem to be delicious, but they're currently only available by reservation for one group per week❣️ Hmm, I really want to try them❣️"

Ordered menu: - Strawberry chocolate pudding parfait 1250 yen - Matcha set 200 yen - Kumachan monaka (wafer cake with sweet bean paste) 2 pieces 100 yen I decided to order the strawberry chocolate pudding parfait, which is recommended as a limited-time offer. The parfait includes ice cream, marshmallows, strawberries, cookies, and a chocolate pudding featuring a sleeping bear character called "Oyasumi Kumachan" that you mix yourself. The Oyasumi Kumachan character is depicted as sleeping on a tatami mat with a futon, and in the parfait, the futon part is made of cream while the center contains rich chocolate pudding. The pudding is mildly sweet and slightly bitter, making it easy to enjoy. Shop situation: I visited around 2 p.m. on a Saturday. Due to the rainy and cold weather, I was the only customer in the store. I was seated at the counter, where a heater was placed at my feet, providing a cozy atmosphere. The staff was very friendly, and even as a solo customer, I had a pleasant experience. The Kumachan character is truly adorable! I would like to visit again to try a parfait where I can choose the fillings myself. Cleanliness ⚪︎ Service ◎

I used it for lunch on 12/27. Lunch in Asakusa. I wanted to eat sweets in Asakusa, so I went to the bookmarked store "Kagurachaka Puchi". I arrived just before 2pm. The famous item is the customizable "Kagurachaka Parfait". You can choose your favorite toppings from about 20 types and create your original parfait. It was also featured in a magazine. I ordered... Matcha Toast Set (1,200 yen + tax) A slice of toast topped with matcha gelato, red bean paste, butter, extra matcha, extra condensed milk, and a bear-shaped rice cracker. It looked cute and was full of matcha flavor. The combination of toast, matcha, red bean paste, and butter was very good. The staff was friendly and talked to me a lot. If you go to Asakusa, be sure to give it a try. I hope this is helpful.

Hello everyone, it's ZMA. The change of seasons is approaching, and I want to introduce a perfect restaurant for the upcoming 3-day weekend. I visited "Kagurachaka Puchi Asakusa" in Asakusa, after seeing a follower's post and thinking "how cute!" (I'm a girl at heart). Even though I was alone as a guy. I tried their Matcha Toast for ¥1250. The toast came first (and it was huge), with the bear, ice cream, and red bean paste served separately for you to assemble your own dessert. So, this is my ZMA Toast, what do you think? After taking pictures, I ate it, but it felt a bit wasteful. The crispy toast and half-melted ice cream matched well and were delicious. It's quite filling. I couldn't help but admire the lady next to me who effortlessly enjoyed her Select Parfait and Toast. They also have parfaits where you can choose your own toppings, perfect for women. Phew, that was a feast. If you're in Asakusa, make sure to stop by this shop. Well then, see you later!

I planned to go to a pottery gallery in Tahara Town and wanted something cold nearby. My first choice was Asakusa Naniwaya, but there was a line of about 12 people. I noticed some young women in yukatas lingering after finishing their shaved ice, and more young women in yukatas in line. I had a feeling that even if there were empty seats inside, the same situation would occur. I couldn't wait in this scorching heat, so I decided to leave. It's better to cut your losses than wait halfway and end up worse off. On my way to the gallery, I happened to see this place and decided to go in. It seemed to be a matcha shop. After going through the disinfection and temperature check, I ordered a parfait while listening to the somewhat complicated menu explanation. I chose matcha ice cream, matcha warabi mochi, red bean paste, black honey jelly, and matcha pudding, and enjoyed eating it. The matcha ice cream was delicious, as expected from a matcha shop. The owner seemed a bit surprised at how quickly I finished, but I had plans to go to the gallery and then work, so I left soon after. Thank you for the meal.

I discovered a cute snowman ice cream at "Kagurachaka" and visited the place after 3 years! The shop has counter seats where you can dine in. There are also tables and chairs outside. I tried to get the snowman ice cream to go, but it melts easily so it's not suitable for eating on the go. Since there were no other customers, I decided to enjoy it inside the shop. The snowman ice cream costs 700 yen (tax included) and it was so cute! It featured vanilla ice cream wrapped in mochi with another layer of vanilla ice cream on top. It had a green tea mochi hat and chocolate eyes and nose. Each snowman has a different face and they even have names. This one was named "Yukio." It was difficult to eat on the go because of its two-tier structure. It was both cute and delicious. The lady who provided great service 3 years ago was still there and she even remembered me, which surprised me a lot! I didn't even mention my name "hiromame" 3 years ago. I will definitely visit again!