From the fragrance of the coconut to the smooth slightly tart ice cream. I enjoyed every bite! They have this concept where a tea is paired alongside a dessert of choice and the tea does an amazing job of accentuating the dessert, really wonderful, the teas themselves are remarkably complex as well, for the tea that was served with, “Moonwalk” it had a very subtle coconut aroma present. individually both the tea and the dessert are exceptional, but together they really elevate the experience into something that’s rather hard to put into words. Try for yourself!

I dropped by again to purchase their tarts to try and I’m glad that I did. Unfortunately, I don’t have any pictures because I was too excited to eat them… Nor do I remember their names exactly. But!

They had this tart with a matcha top and a delicate cream underneath adorned with orange segments inside (it had, “Kyoto” in the name)

A lychee and yuzu tart (summer in Japan, I think?)

A mint chocolate dessert, (After eight I think it was called) I usually really dislike mint but this was an exception

Best tarts I’ve ever had, hands down. From the texture of the pastry to the smooth consistency of the mousse and the fragrance of the fruits included in their respective tarts.

For the items that I have tasted. They were a delicious, cohesive, and harmonious experience. It also satisfied my personal preference of not being overly sweet, usually when that happens, the sweetness takes center stage and the flavours get drummed out, becoming an afterthought.

I’ll be back!

Edit: Better articulated my thoughts and corrected the grammar.

House on the moon – A must try restaurant and highly recommended If you want to impress your guests or friends , or celebrate an occasion.