And Tei

Add to wishlist
Add to compare
207 votes
Open now 10AM - 5:30PM
Updated 2 months ago
Add a photo
32 photos
The interior of And Tei
Check out how And Tei looks inside
Take a seat at one of the tables at And Tei
The interior of And Tei
Food at And Tei
Meals at And Tei
Food at And Tei
Chocolate mousse at And Tei

A local attraction - Kameido Tenjinsha, that is situated beside this cafe, is a part of the original culture of the city. And Tei offers tasty japanese rice. Perfectly cooked Scones have a nice taste. After a long working day, you can taste great japanese tea, latte or milk tea.

The atmosphere of hospitality of this place highly depends on the staff, that is competent here. Fast service is something that visitors highlight in their comments. The peaceful atmosphere is to be found here. But this spot hasn't got a high rating from Google users.

Frequently mentioned in reviews

See allLess

Ratings of And Tei

Foursquare

Not rated yet

Google

(3.6/5)
207

Trip

Not rated yet

Visitors' reviews on And Tei

/ 176
Van L Request content removal
I first came across this brand during the Sumida Coffee Festival. While their scones differ from the traditional British variety—leaning more toward a crispy, dry texture—the quality and range of flavors are excellent. I am certainly looking forward to my next visit to their shop. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
Rolando Cabriana jr Request content removal
I love the taste its smooth to my mouth. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
kerori_apw Request content removal
About 8 minutes on foot from Kinshicho Station Passing through Kinshi Park, which is bustling with families, and past the commercial facility Olinas, there is And Tei. It feels like it's been here for a long time, and if you don't care, you'll pass by it. I lined up to visit a freshly-made shop before it opened. The interior of the store is white to gray, and the lighting is slightly subdued, creating a simple modern atmosphere. You can choose tea leaves, milk, and sweetness for the signature Japanese milk tea. Since it was my first time, I chose the owner's recommended organic brown rice tea, oat milk, and normal sweetness. This is my first time having Japanese milk tea, but I was surprised by the nickname of tea and oat milk! The fragrant taste unique to oat milk blends with brown rice for a tremendous sense of unity. The fragrance of green tea goes well with green tea, so much so that there is even an expression “grain-based.” I found a new drink When I was first recommended the genmaicha, I was a little worried, thinking, ``Are you going to a Japanese teahouse? I'm glad I took your recommendation...! ! ! What we had together was a plain salted koji scone. Classic tight system I love this type of scone that takes away all the moisture in my mouth. And Tei's Japanese tea milk tea uses all plant milk Plant milk is a general term for alternative milk made from plant-based ingredients, and it is currently attracting attention for various reasons such as global warming countermeasures and allergies. Organic hojicha that I took out on the way home was relaxed at Kinshi Park The cherry blossoms are just starting to bloom and it feels like cherry blossom viewing Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: ¥1–1,000
A
4 years ago
Thank you for visiting us! I'm glad to hear that you were happy with the compatibility of brown rice and milk. …Thank you for visiting us! I'm glad to hear that you were happy with the compatibility of brown rice and milk. We look forward to seeing you again.More
Show replies (1)arrow
$$$$ Price range per person JPY 1,000 - JPY 2,000
Taihei, 4 Chome−22−6 1F
Tokyo, Japan
Address
Taihei, 4 Chome−22−6 1F, Tokyo, Japan
Features
Takeaway Сredit cards accepted No outdoor seating No Wi-Fi Delivery Not wheelchair accessible
Opening hours
SundaySun 10AM-5:30PM
MondayMon 12PM-5:30PM
TuesdayTue 12PM-5:30PM
WednesdayWed Closed
ThursdayThu 12PM-5:30PM
FridayFri 12PM-5:30PM
SaturdaySat 10AM-5:30PM
Website
Instagram
@_and_tei
Report incorrect information

Tasty dishes in Tokyo

Restaurant features in Tokyo

Updated on: