Drip coffee has quickly become a popular option at many coffee houses, and now the Tokyo Saryo tea cafe looks to offer hand-drip green teas as a new alternative to pot-brewed varieties.
The minimalistic Tokyo Saryo cafe offers visitors the ability to have a seat at one of nine stools that are located around the brewing bar. Here, they'll be treated to two different kinds of tea for them to compare and enjoy as they relax, speak with the brewer or with other patrons.
The Tokyo Saryo tea cafe is purported by the proprietors to offer a superior green tea than what is possible in a pot because the extraction rate and the water temperature is able to be more intensely controlled.
What's Driving This Trend
- Hand-drip Tea
- Hand-drip green tea is gaining popularity as a new alternative to pot-brewed teas.
- Specialty Tea
- Tea cafes offering specialty tea varieties are attracting tea connoisseurs.
- Minimalistic Cafes
- Minimalistic cafe designs are creating a relaxing atmosphere for tea enthusiasts.
Who This Affects Most
- Tea
- The tea industry can explore the potential of hand-drip green tea as a premium offering.
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry can incorporate specialty tea cafes to cater to tea-loving customers.
- Design
- The design industry can capitalize on creating minimalistic cafe spaces for a tranquil tea-drinking experience.
