Escape to a tranquil Japanese teahouse known for authentic desserts like Kakigori & creme brulee, plus exceptional teas.
Discover a serene Japanese oasis offering exquisite desserts and premium teas. Renowned for its meticulously crafted offerings, this teahouse provides a tranquil escape with delights like the signature Kakigori and the beloved Cha An Creme brulee. It's a go-to spot for those seeking authentic Japanese sweets and a peaceful ambiance.
This Japanese teahouse is celebrated for its authentic and meticulously crafted desserts, particularly its Kakigori (shaved ice) and the highly recommended Cha An Creme brulee with black sesame ice cream. The establishment also offers a selection of fine teas and has a savory menu. While most feedback is positive, one user noted a matcha parfait was significantly more expensive and required seating.
"Highly recommended dishes include the Cha An Creme brulee with black sesame ice cream and their Kakigori (shaved ice), especially the Yuzu flavor, which is described as light and refreshing."
Customers consistently praise the authentic Japanese desserts and teas, highlighting the peaceful ambiance and meticulous preparation of all offerings.
Important Note
One user noted that a matcha parfait was double the price and required seating, suggesting it as an alternative to another establishment.
"Cha-an is a Japanese tea house with amazing desserts, considered a favorite."
Positive"Cha-an, a Japanese tea house in the East Village, is mentioned as offering afternoon tea with snacks, though it is pricey. It's located in an area with many other Japanese establishments."
Positive"Cha-An is recommended as a solid option for matcha, mentioned alongside Matchaful. They noted that it has been serving matcha long before it became trendy."
Positive"The commenter states that Cha-An served matcha long before the matcha trend began."
Positive"Cha-an, a Japanese tea and dessert spot in the East Village, is recommended for its tea and desserts, with a savory menu also available."
Positive"Cha-An is suggested as a place that serves toast similar to the French toast described by the OP."
Neutral"Cha-an is listed as a favorite dessert spot."
Positive"Cha an teahouse in the West Village (WV) is listed by the commenter as a potential spot for dishes with Nata de coco, in response to a user's search for this ingredient."
Neutral"Cha-An is being considered as an alternative to Cha-An Bonbon, but it seems to only offer a matcha parfait, which is double the price and requires seating."
Neutral"The user is "gutted" that Cha-An Bonbon is closed as it was "perfect" for them; they're looking for alternatives."
Negative"Recommends Cha-an in the East Village, an original Japanese dessert and tea spot. Highlights the Cha An Creme brulee with black sesame ice cream as a favorite dessert."
Positive"Recommends Cha-an as a neighborhood staple with amazing Japanese desserts and tea."
Positive"Highly recommends Cha-an as a must-go OG Japanese dessert spot and teahouse, considering it one of the top dessert spots in the city with good tea."
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