No need to go to Japan to enjoy the first overseas branch of Nakamura Tokichi
By MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Nakamura Tokichi, a must-visit Kyoto matcha institution, is opening its first overseas store in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui, with the grand opening expected on May 15. All ingredients will be directly shipped from Kyoto to Hong Kong, offering everyone the chance to savor the most authentic Kyoto flavors.
Nakamura Tokichi has a century-long history and is a must-try Kyoto dessert. (Image source / Nakamura Tokichi Hong Kong Store)
The first overseas store lands in Hong Kong—delicious matcha sweets are now available without flying to Japan. (Image source / Nakamura Tokichi Hong Kong Store)
Nakamura Tokichi is a long-established matcha shop from Kyoto, Japan, with a history spanning over a century. It attracts numerous tourists every year as a pilgrimage destination, and its wide range of matcha desserts are truly unforgettable. The brand’s first overseas store in Hong Kong is located on the 18th floor of The One in Tsim Sha Tsui. In addition to enjoying classic Kyoto flavors, visitors can also try Hong Kong-exclusive offerings such as matcha daifuku and red bean soup. Fans of Nakamura Tokichi, don’t miss out.
Ingredients are directly shipped from Kyoto to Hong Kong to recreate authentic flavors. (Image source / Nakamura Tokichi Hong Kong Store)
Matcha paired with mochi pearls and red bean paste is the most classic sweet combination. (Image source / Nakamura Tokichi Hong Kong Store)
The signature dessert is matcha ice cream served in a bamboo tube, made with premium Uji matcha. (Image source / Nakamura Tokichi Hong Kong Store)
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