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Preview: Unique afternoon tea using Omi Tea Collection

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Shiga Prefecture, which is blessed with beautiful water and abundant nature, is said to be the birthplace of Japanese tea.  At the Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel, Grill & Dining G restaurant located on the top floor of the hotel will be open from Saturday, May 1st to Wednesday, June 30th, 2021 for the Afternoon Tea – Ômi tea.

Afternoon Tea - Ômi tea at Grill & Dining G from Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel
Afternoon Tea – Ômi tea at Grill & Dining G from Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel

In the Afternoon Tea – Omi Tea Collection, sweets using tea products such as roasted tea, Genmaicha, and Sencha made from Omi tea cultivated in Shiga prefecture.  Ingredients unique to this area such as Omi vegetables are used in the afternoon tea set as well.  The set will include 8 kinds of sweets and 4 kinds of savory.  

Afternoon Tea - Ômi tea at Grill & Dining G from Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel
Afternoon Tea – Ômi tea at Grill & Dining G from Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel

Here is the menu for the Afternoon Tea – Omi tea.

Sweets

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Hojicha and berry mousse

Biwa and citrus compote with Genmaicha jelly

Asamiya sencha seminole gateau

Finger biscuits using Tsuchiyama tea

Matcha and grapefruit omelette

Shiratama dango (skewer dumpling) with roasted green tea cream

Green tea float with Moriyama melon jelly, Omi green tea scone and jam

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Savory

Cold basil cream pasta with tomato and raw ham

Sakura egg sandwich

Sakura shrimp and spinach bacon quiche

Omi chicken and Omi vegetable raw spring rolls with beetroot vinaigrette

Grill & Dining G from Lake Biwa Marriott Hote
Grill & Dining G from Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel

Date: May 1st (Sat) -June 30th (Wed), 2021

Time: 13: 00-15: 00 (LO)

Place: Restaurant “Grill & Dining G”

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Price: 4,300 yen per person

URL: https://www.biwako-marriott.com/restaurant/

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