MLESNA TEA DAI NAGOYA & TEA ROOM has reopened with an upgraded space and menu!

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2026.09.03

The tea specialty shop formerly known as "annon tea house" has reopened with a new look as "MLESNA TEA DAI NAGOYA & TEA ROOM." The interior space has been significantly expanded, the exterior design has been completely revamped, and new counter seats have been added where you can enjoy freshly brewed tea face-to-face. A one-plate lunch available all day long, rich soft serve ice cream, and other unique "new tea experiences" await you here. Why not find your own favorite way to spend time in this newly renovated, comfortable space?

Enjoy a limited-quantity seasonal one-plate lunch all day long in a tropical modern space inspired by Geoffrey Bawa.

The first thing that catches the eye is the vibrant yellow exterior that instantly brightens the mood. The rainbow-colored designs adorning both sides create a sense of excitement even before you step inside. Beyond the large glass windows and blue frames lies a colorful, tropical modern space. As you take a step inside, a wall lined with bright red tea tins warmly welcomes guests. A major highlight of this renovation is the newly installed counter seating, which is truly the gateway to a new tea experience! At the warm, semi-circular wooden counter, you'll find yourself in a prime spot where staff brew tea right in front of you. Enjoy a special time immersing yourself in the profound charm of tea while chatting with the staff.

The stylish exterior features a yellow background with the shop's name prominently displayed in red. The large glass windows create a bright and inviting atmosphere, making it easy for even first-time visitors to casually drop in.

The colorful interior is striking, with a wall lined with bright red tea tins. In addition to the newly installed counter seats where tea is brewed right in front of you, there are also comfortable table seats available.

In this cozy space, you can enjoy the "Seasonal One-Plate Lunch," limited to 15 servings per day, at any time of day. This new dish was created with the desire to offer the same exciting feeling as Nagoya's familiar "morning set," along with carefully selected tea. The main dish is toasted country bread, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, spread with butter and grilled on a copper plate. On top of this are homemade gratin, unsalted herb sausages, and a colorful array of seasonal vegetables and fruits. You can also enjoy it by putting the sausages in the toast like a hot dog, or by freely combining the ingredients to your liking. Furthermore, for dessert, there is homemade panna cotta served with tea sauce. Enjoy a luxurious moment, savoring it leisurely with your favorite tea, however you like.

"Seasonal One-Plate Lunch" (1,500 yen) *Limited to 15 servings per day, one drink order required.

This one-plate meal is incredibly satisfying, allowing you to enjoy it in your own style, whether by putting toppings on toast and making sandwiches.

Our ever-popular pancakes and the newly introduced rich royal milk tea soft serve ice cream.

Even after the renovation, which has made the interior even more comfortable, you can still enjoy the "ultimate hotcakes," the restaurant's signature dish and a long-time favorite. By slowly baking them on a copper plate, they have an incredibly fluffy and moist texture. Enjoying them with plenty of tea sauce and a freshly brewed cup of tea is truly a blissful moment. Savoring this unchanging, traditional taste at your leisure is one of the must-do activities.

"The Ultimate Hotcake" (1,500 yen). A hotcake boasting a fluffy and moist texture, carefully baked on a copper plate.
*1 drink order system

Another must-try item is the "Happy Royal Milk Tea Soft Serve." Made with the same high-quality tea leaves as the popular "Royal Milk Tea in Paris" flavor, it offers a delightful aroma and rich, creamy milk flavor the moment you taste it. We recommend stopping by during your shopping trip and enjoying a refreshing soft-serve ice cream – a casual way to unwind. Enjoy a truly enriching experience with the rich flavors only a specialty tea shop can offer.

"Happy Royal Milk Tea Soft Serve" (700 yen for both takeout and eat-in). You can enjoy it leisurely in the shop, or easily take it to go.

Enjoy a "new tea experience" at home. Colorful teas and newly released cookies, perfect as souvenirs.

After enjoying a delightful tea experience at the cafe, why not take that luxurious feeling home with you? Beautifully displayed within the shop are colorful tea cube boxes lining an entire wall. The stylish and adorable packaging is a joy to behold. Once you find your favorite cup in the cafe, you can take that flavor home with you. It's perfect as a treat for yourself, or as a small gift or souvenir for someone special.

The stylish tea packaging is sure to catch your eye. If you find your favorite at a cafe, be sure to take some home for yourself or as a gift, and enjoy a blissful tea time at home.

A must-have to take home with your tea is the "Mlesna Cookie," which debuted with this renewal. These are exquisite baked goods made with rice flour and fermented butter dough, infused with Mlesna tea leaves and baked to a fragrant crisp. One of the joys is being able to encounter different flavors each day, such as caramel cream tea, white peach Earl Grey, cardamom, and cinnamon. They are perfect as a treat for yourself, and are sure to be a welcome gift when paired with tea for someone special.[MLESNA TEA DAI NAGOYA & TEA ROOM]So, try spending some heartwarming time choosing a souvenir while thinking of someone special.

"Mlesna Cookies" (2-pack, 300 yen each). You can also enjoy them in-store.

Experience the depth of tea at the counter, customize your one-plate lunch to your liking, and enjoy a newly reborn atmosphere.[MLESNA TEA DAI NAGOYA & TEA ROOM]Here, you can discover a new tea experience that will make your everyday life a little more special. Please come and find your own favorite way to enjoy tea.

 

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