Suzukien · Asakusa Main Store

Matcha intensity and other tea flavors

Matcha gelato is graded No. 1–7, with No. 7 a premium option. The operator’s shop notices also introduce hojicha (roasted tea), genmaicha (green tea with toasted rice) and seasonal fruit gelato.

Even within matcha, you choose intensity by number. Decide your number and whether you want one or two flavors first. Combining matcha with another tea flavor lets you compare their aromas.

Cups, cones and combinations

Choose a cup or cone, then a single flavor or double with two flavors. Combinations including premium No. 7 may have separate pricing, so do not assume they cost the same as a double with standard numbers.

Check the in-store menu for prices by number, container and combination. The ¥550–950 range in the journal is a March 2026 record, separate from current prices.

Japanese tea and gifts beyond gelato

The store advertises tea shopping and eat-in service. Official product categories include matcha, green tea and sencha, hojicha and genmaicha, tea bags, cold-brew tea, tea sweets and teaware.

You can eat gelato in store and separately choose tea or tea chocolate as gifts. Seasonal products and online merchandise may have different in-store availability.

Access and hours

The address is 3-4-3 Asakusa, with direct store phone 03-3873-0311. Hours are 11:00–17:00 with irregular closing days. It is eight minutes on foot from Ginza Line or Tobu Asakusa and seven from TX Asakusa, in front of Skytree Shuttle stop 8, Sensoji-kita. Approach by walking north of Senso-ji.