A5 Kuroge Wagyu Mabushi Gozen
¥3,480
A5 Kuroge wagyu laid petal by petal, crowned with an onsen egg. Pairing tea: Yunnan black (+¥900). Extras: 5 more wagyu slices +¥800 / soy-marinated ikura +¥800 / onsen egg +¥200.
with Yunnan black
Juan Bowl & Tea Tokyo A bowl, a pot of tea. From Sydney to Omotesando.
Four gozen sets, each with its own infusion.
Gozen
Four rice bowls, each served as a full gozen set. Pairing teas, selected to match each bowl, +¥800–¥900.
¥3,480
A5 Kuroge wagyu laid petal by petal, crowned with an onsen egg. Pairing tea: Yunnan black (+¥900). Extras: 5 more wagyu slices +¥800 / soy-marinated ikura +¥800 / onsen egg +¥200.
with Yunnan black
¥3,380
Unagi hitsumabushi under a soft swirl of omelette. Pairing tea: West Lake Longjing (+¥900). Extras: grilled unagi (¼) +¥800 / soy-marinated ikura +¥800 / double omelette +¥400.
with Longjing
¥3,880 · Five servings a day
Loin 180g at ¥3,280.
Premium rib loin, five servings a day. Pairing tea: organic lemon myrtle from Australia (+¥800). Extra: double soft-boiled egg +¥400.
with lemon myrtle
¥2,880
Miō chicken over fragrant rice, in a blue-green bowl. Pairing tea: Jin Xuan oolong (+¥800). Extra: onsen egg +¥200.
with Jin Xuan oolongOne gozen set per adult guest. Prices include tax.
"Juan Bowl & Tea" was opened by owner-chef Anna Ishiguro on October 11, 2017, in Sydney, Australia. Drawing from her experience as a designer, she offers beautifully crafted rice bowls that blend traditional flavors with a modern, cross-cultural touch. The restaurant quickly became popular, with long lines from the very beginning, thanks to its signature tea pairings for each bowl.
On June 30, 2024, the second location of Juan Bowl & Tea will open in Omotesando, Tokyo, marking its debut in Japan. The original concept for the Sydney location was to create a stylish rice bowl restaurant that you would find in Omotesando, so Tokyo was chosen as the first step for expanding into Asia.
At Juan Bowl & Tea Tokyo, we will offer the four signature rice bowls from our Sydney flagship, now served in a set meal style using carefully selected Japanese ingredients. As in Sydney, we also provide tea pairings tailored to each bowl. With customer satisfaction and smiles as our top priority, Juan Bowl & Tea aims to deliver consistent quality and exceptional service."
By Hand
The soft omelette that crowns the unagi hitsumabushi — swirled to order at the tip of the chopsticks.
Footage: Instagram @everyday.perfect.egg
Pairing
Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese, and Australian organic teas — each leaf chosen to sit beside the bowl.
From tea trees over a century old — sweetness, depth, a long finish.
One of China's great green teas — pan-fired, praised for its 'four perfections'.
From Australia — lemongrass-like sweetness, caffeine-free.
The milky sweetness the Taiwanese call nai xiang.
Japanese black tea smoked over sakura wood — whisky-like smoke.
White tea of leaf and bud — pale, quiet.
Toasted rice and green tea.
Roasted fragrance, a round sweetness.
The benchmark of fine sencha — dense umami.
Scented over and over with fresh jasmine blossoms.
Sweets
Matcha tiramisu and black sesame warabimochi, ¥900 each. Add a tea and a dessert to any gozen for +¥1,200.
Cellar
Craft beer, Jikon and Aramasa sake. Burgundy, Champagne — poured alongside the bowls.
The Name
The Sydney flagship has drawn lines daily since 2017. In June 2024, a second shop opened in Omotesando. Designer-turned-chef Anna Ishiguro's bowls fuse Japanese and Western idioms, each paired with a tea chosen to match.
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