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How we read reviews →Burwood's hidden laneway bar wrapping Japanese tea gelato in fresh mochi daifuku.
A tiny, clean laneway shop tucked off Burwood Rd with a Japanese-tea-house feel; limited seating means most trade is takeaway, and queues build fast once the doors are found.
Mochi (daifuku) wrapping made fresh to order, a pistachio-coating add-on, rotating seasonal tea flavours, and taste-testing offered before you commit to a scoop.
Rooted in Japanese tea culture, with hojicha, matcha, genmaicha, yuzu and kinako flavours alongside the traditional mochi-wrapped daifuku technique.
Scoops sit slightly above typical gelato pricing, which a couple of reviewers noted, but the pistachio coating add-on ($1.50) is widely called worth it for the extra texture.
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