A sweets café for warabi mochi made with real bracken starch, and Yamato tea.
- English OK
Open nowToday 10:30–17:00
Days open for requests
- 9Mon
- 10Tue
- 11Wed
- 12Thu
- 13Fri
- 14Sat
- 15Sun
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Cancellation policy
If you can't make it, please let us know by message. There's no charge.
Your visit gives back
When you pay, ask staff for the HAKOBUNE QR code and scan it. This place pays us a fee for your visit, and part of it goes to social causes. You pay nothing extra.
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What you can do here
- Freshly kneaded warabi mochi with kinako and kuromitsu
- Take a break with matcha and a seasonal namagashi
- Shaved ice in summer, zenzai in winter
- Book a seat in the tatami room and walk straight in
From the owner
Warabi mochi firms up as time passes after it's kneaded. That's why we knead it only after you order. It means a short wait, but please eat it while it's still soft and wobbly.
Why this place supports social causes
We restored a machiya that had stood empty, together with a carpenter from the neighbourhood, and made it into this café. Our sencha and hojicha come from tea farmers on the Yamato Plateau, and our kudzu is genuine hon-kuzu from Yoshino: things from Nara's mountains, served in Nara.
From the place
Because we use Yamato tea and genuine Yoshino kudzu, and opened in a restored machiya that had stood empty.
What the restaurant cares about
Warabi mochi kneaded for every order
We knead real bracken starch in the pan and serve it straight away.
Agar jelly and kuromitsu made in-house too
Our agar jelly is boiled down from tengusa seaweed, and our kuromitsu is simmered from Okinawan black sugar.
Allergies and ingredients
Dairy is used only in the ice cream and some of the shaved ice. We don't use egg. There's no wheat in the kuzukiri or warabi mochi.
HAKOBUNE Spot offers
For first-time visitors
Offer
Another cup of Yamato tea
First-time guests get a refill of hojicha and a small tea sweet.
First visit only · once per person
From your second visit
Offer
An extra shiratama dumpling
From your second visit, we add one extra shiratama dumpling to your sweet.
From your second visit
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Restaurant details
- Name
- Yuzuriha Japanese Sweets Café
- Name in Japanese
- 甘味処 ゆずりは
- Type
- Cafés
- Address
- 奈良県奈良市ならまち（架空）Shown in Japanese so you can show it to a taxi driver.
- Nearest station
- Nara Station · 12 min walk近鉄奈良線 近鉄奈良駅 徒歩 12 分
- Hours
MonToday 10:30–17:00 Tue 10:30–17:00 Wed 10:30–17:00 Thu Closed Fri 10:30–17:00 Sat 10:30–17:00 Sun 10:30–17:00 10:30–17:00 (last orders 16:30) / Closed Thursdays
- Budget
- Dinner ¥800–¥2,000
- Seats
- 16 seats · Counter, Tatami seating
- Private rooms
- No
- Private hire
- Not available
- Smoking
- No smoking
- Children
- Children welcome
- Parking
- Paid parking nearby
- Service or table charge
- No seating charge
- Drinks
- Wide non-alcoholic choice
- Dietary
- VegetarianThis is the place’s own information. For allergies or religious needs, tell the place when you book — or use Show to staff.
- Good for
- Dining alone, Dates, Friends, Families
- Payment
- Cash, QR payments, IC transit cards
- Languages
- Japanese, English, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)
The place sent us this information. It may have changed — please check with the place before you go. Last updated Nov 4, 2026.
Map & access
奈良県奈良市ならまち（架空）
Shown in Japanese so you can show it to a taxi driver.
Nearest station: Nara Station · 12 min walk近鉄奈良線 近鉄奈良駅 徒歩 12 分
