ZABOU Afternoon Tea | Right next to Shibuya Station Cerulean Tower TOKYU HOTEL [Official]

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An afternoon tea set with sandwiches and desserts arranged on a three-tiered stand.
You can choose as many drinks as you like from our "Tea Selection" of around 30 types.

Period: All year round

Time: [Part 1] 11:00-14:00 (last orders at 13:00)
[Part 2] 12:00-15:00 (last orders at 14:00)
[Part 3] 13:00-16:00 (last orders at 15:00)
[Part 4] 15:00-18:00 (last orders at 17:00)
[Part 5] 16:00-19:00 (last orders at 18:00)

Fee: 6,000 yen per person

*Reservation required by 16:00 the day before

※: Drinks are limited to 2 hours, and seating is limited to 3 hours.

※: Drinks are served in cups that you can exchange. (We also accept orders for drinks in pots.)

October to November

■Appetizer■

pork criette
Persimmon and prosciutto with mascarpone
Smoked salmon tart
pumpkin flan
Duck Pâté with Apricot Sauce
Egg cucumber sandwich
Mushroom and Bacon Quiche

■Scones■

Blueberry Scone
Maple Walnut Scones
plain scone
Sweet Potato Muffin

■Dessert■

Grape Panna Cotta with White Wine Jelly
Fromage Brangmousse
Mont Blanc
Seasonal tarts
Purple sweet potato pudding
Citron pound
Roche

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※: The displayed price includes a 15% service charge and 10% consumption tax.

※: When visiting the store, we ask that each person place one order (ages 6 and over).

※: Reservations are accepted only for the afternoon tea set.

※: Due to legal regulations, we strictly do not serve alcohol to guests who will be driving or to those under the age of 20.

※: We use domestically produced rice unless otherwise specified.

※: Menu items may change based on the availability of ingredients.

※: If you have a food allergy, please let us know when making your reservation. Please note that we may not be able to accommodate your request if there is a possibility that you may develop a severe food allergy.

※: All ingredients served at the restaurant are prepared in the same kitchen, so there is a possibility that allergens may be mixed in. Please consult a specialist and make the final decision yourself.