History and Significance of the
Tea Ceremony

The purpose of the tea ceremony is to create bonding between the host and guest and also gain inner peace. The tea ceremony is very important in both Doman and Hingan societies because it used to be practiced only by the elite Zen monks and noble warlords for most of history. However, the ceremony has seen some decline.

The art of the ceremony has now been passed down to artisans such as the Geisha, who have now been tasked to learn many of the old traditions in order to both preserve and showcase the culture of such techniques.

The ceremony itself showcases an elegant and practiced set of instruments and movements. Although, simple in appearance, it may take geiko and geisha many years to perfect the careful and intricate movements. Such is the significance of the art of the tea ceremony.

Gunpowder Tea
A wonderfully smoky and earthy tea with a faintly sweet aftertaste. The tea gets its name from the form the loose tea takes which gives it a resemblance to gunpowder. The pellets gradually unravel as it steeps, leaving a golden liquor color.

White Tea
This particular tea is an umbrella term for tea that has been harvested before the buds have opened and are still covered in delicate white hairs. When brewed, the tea is usually subtly sweet with a light straw color and subtle aromas and flavors that possess exquisite floral notes.

Ishgardian Breakfast Tea
Ishgardian Breakfast Tea has been carefully curated for centuries. Due to their restrictive and past isolationist measure, trade was often funneled in carefully. This is represented in their tea which is an amalgamation of Thavnairan and Gridanian varieties, thus creating a unique flavor. When fully brewed it has a smooth taste with a citrus floral aroma and is finished with a splash of milk or cream.

Oolong Tea
Oolong is semi-oxidized when processing the leaves, thus creating a lovely deep orange color. This particular blend has woody notes with an apricot undertone. It produces a pleasantly potent and rich taste.

Matcha
Matcha is one of the staples of any Teahouse and Tea Ceremony. It is the tea most known from the Far East and the lifeblood of many Othardian households. When brewed it has mellow vegetal grassy notes, natural sweet nuttiness, and a touch of bitterness with a pleasant savory aftertaste.

Pu Erh Tea
A traditionally fermented Doman tea. The tea is compressed into a brick shape which can be broken off to brew any amount of tea. When fully brewed, it has a mild, yet distinctive and earthy flavor achieved by the fermentation process. It produces a deep vibrant orange color.

Green Tea
A tea differentiated by its bright green color and fresh herbaceous notes. It is harvested from the leaves that are exposed to direct sunlight. After they are plucked, the leaves are shortly steamed and are then rolled and dried. It has a vegetal and grassy character, mild sweetness, and subtle astringency.

Black Tea
Black tea is processed with heavy oxidation and its varieties characteristically have a distinctive dark color and develop earthy notes. When fully brewed it has a sweet and includes typical earthy, malty, nutty, and fruity nuances.

Ceylon Tea
A Thavnairan variety of tea. This variety of black tea possesses a mild and sweet flavor, it has a delicate, very light liquoring with notes of pine and honey and a golden coppery infusion.

Darjeeling
A Hannish variety of tea, it is often referred to as the 'Champagne of teas.' When steeped properly, it has musky-sweet tasting notes similar to muscat wine. But it can also have delicate vegetal, mossy, fruity, and citrus flavors. However, if steeped for too long, its bitterness becomes more potent, which can be unpleasant to most.

Suutei Tsai
Suutei Tsai is a traditional tea from the Azim Steppe region. Known for its savory flavor, it is made with green tea infused with milk, roasted millet, and salt added to taste. The mixture is then strained and served appropriately.

Moonflower || 夜顔
"Yorugao" or Moonflower, our exclusively brewed white wine. This wine has ripe apricot, peach, and pear notes with a stone and honey flavor. This perfectly layered wine has balanced acidity and an impressively long finish.

Flower of the Lunar Eclipse || 月食の花
"Gesshoku no Hana" or the Flower of the Lunar Eclipse is our exclusively brewed dark red wine. This is complex, structured and supremely earthy, with mineral traces throughout. Strawberry, cassis and vanilla provide a rich contrast to the cedar, sage and wisps of tobacco, the tannins powerfully present.

Blooming Twilight || 咲く夕暮れ
"Saku Yūgure" or Blooming Twilight is our exclusively brewed dessert wine. It features intense rolanberry and red fruit flavors intertwining with fresh hibiscus floral notes.

Junmai || 純米
“Junmai” can be translated as “pure rice.” This is sake that does not contain added brewer's alcohol; the only ingredients are water, rice, koji, and yeast. Unlike other sake categories, junmai has no set rice polishing ratio, so it can be richer and bolder than other sake types. It can be enjoyed warmed or at room temperature.

Honjozo || 本醸造
Honjozo sake is not inherently sweet—the alcohol is generally added after the yeast has completed fermenting the sugar in the sake. Honjozo has a smoothed-out flavor, which is light and easy to drink, and can be enjoyed warmed or chilled.

Ginjo || 吟醸
Ginjo is premium sake that uses rice that has been polished to at least 60 percent. It is brewed using special yeast and fermentation techniques. The result is often a light, fruity, and complex flavor that is usually quite fragrant. It's easy to drink and often (though certainly not as a rule) served chilled.

Daiginjo || 大吟醸
Daiginjo, which literally means "big ginjo," is often the most prized bottling of the sake brewery, representing the height of the brewmaster's ability. Typically pricey, served chilled to bring out their nice light flavor, complex flavors and aromas.

Shiboritate || しぼりたて
Shiboritate, "freshly squeezed," has a narrower definition, only used to describe the sake that is available immediately after pressing the sake produced in the earlier phase. It can be wild and fruity.

Nigori || 濁り
Nigori literally means “cloudy sake”. Nigori is a style rather than a classification. Nigori style has rice solids (lees) suspended in the sake. Nigori is technically NOT unfiltered rather it is coarsely pressed (Sake undergoes both pressing and filtration). Nigori has a distinct texture and notable sweetness.

Amazake || 甘酒
Amazake has a creamy, thick consistency with a sweet flavor, served either chilled or warm/hot. It is also low in alcoholic content. It is traditionally served hot during the Winter season, which has a warming effect, and chilled in the Summer season but retains its distinct refreshing sweetness throughout.

달꽃 Dalkkoch
Soju is a distinct Doman spirit with a neutral, slightly sweet flavor and a clean finish. It is often described as having a similar taste profile to vodka, but soju has more texture and nuance than vodka. Our specialty Soju has a more complex flavor profile with a longer, resonant finish and crisp notes of plum and stone fruit.

Lemon Sour
A rising favorite in Othard. A simple lemony cocktail for a casual and refreshing afternoon or evening. The cocktail is made with a bit of salt, sparkling water, frozen shochu, and our secret mix of Eorzean Lemon and Othardian Yuzu. It will simply tickle your senses!

Honeyed Lager
A crisp and refreshingly smooth lager. Its bright and golden color reflects its main ingredient, honey. This golden liquid was lovingly brewed with the highest quality hops, barley, and yeast and made through a secret filtration process. A sweetly addicting drink to be had!

The Moonflower
The Moonflower is a highball cocktail. Bourbon forms the base, with lavender simple syrup and orange sparkling soda being the key flavors. A splash of blue curacao, an orange rose decoration, and a lavender sprig will garnish this lovely drink.

The Full Moon
The Full Moon is a simple but elegant martini. It has a vodka base topped with coconut cream, distilled water, blackberries, and a sugar rim. The moon-shaped ice cube finishes the look.

Once In A Blue Moon
Once In A Blue Moon is a refreshing martini. Blue curacao is the leading player, but the high-quality gin lends piney and citrus tones, which draw out its citrus, natural sweetness, and bitter notes. It is then garnished with a star fruit slice, mint leaves, and orange peel twist.

Moon Elixir
Indulge in the ethereal glow of the full moon with this enchanting elixir. Crafted with a delicate balance of flavors, this cocktail will transport you to a mystical realm where the moonlight dances on your taste buds. Tequila forms the base with elderflower liqueur, blue curacao, a squeeze of lime juice, simple syrup, and a dash of edible luster for effect.

Harvest Moon
This striking cocktail has whiskey as its base with orange bitters, cherry liqueur, a splash of Madeira, and a concord grape shrub. It is garnished with concord grapes soaked in pomegranate molasses brandy and rolled in crushed toasted almond pieces

Dark Side Of The Moon
Explore the shadowed side of the moon with this cosmic beverage. Feel the chilling shadows and deep silence with each sip. Taste the sun on your back with citrus and honey, the sand on your feet with mineral tequila, and the vast deepness of the dark bourbon. Float like a flower with damiana liqueur and feel the embrace of the sunless sea with the melting of the ice cube made of dark stout.

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Edamame
Young soybean still in their pods, simply salted. A surprisingly addicting snack.

Tsukemono
A combination of vegetables pickled in salt, known as shiozuke, gives you the flavor of seasonal vegetables. The salty snack has a crispy texture and an addictive taste.

Nori to Sake Ten
An addictive combination of fried nori and salmon skin lightly battered and fried to crispy perfection, enhancing the umami flavor of both ingredients.

Ika Gesso Karaage
Ika Gesso Karaage is deep-fried squid tentacles. A local favorite bar snack. It is served with a miso-infused mayo.

Kakiage Tempura
Mixed variety of tempura featuring shrimp and seasonal vegetables. A popular classic dish.

Mixed Senbei
A variety of fried rice crackers with unique flavors, textures, and ingredients that combine sweet, salty, and savory tastes.

Dashimaki Tamago
Dashimaki tamago is rolled pan-fried egg omelets flavored with dashi broth. A lovely fluffy texture heightened by the savory umami flavor of the dashi broth.

Una Tama
Una-Tama is eggs (tama) and freshwater eel (unagi) in an omelet. An 'upgraded' version of the dashimaki tamago served with perfectly cooked eel slathered in unagi sauce and rolled up in the fluffy omelet.

Oden
Oden is a one-pot dish consisting of a variety of ingredients such as fish cake, boiled egg, daikon, and konnyaku stewed in dashi broth.

Gindara
Gindara is a black cod filet, usually seasoned with saikyo miso and paired with kyurizuke—pickled cucumber.

Sushi & Sashimi Combo Set
A combination of freshly made sushi and sashimi, crafted with the finest seafood from the ocean.

Tebasaki
Tebasaki is deep-fried chicken wings that have been marinated with sweet and spicy sauce, then topped with toasted sesame seeds. It is paired with a simple side salad of lettuce and cherry tomatoes.

Khuushuur
Khuushuur is a type of fried dumpling from the Azim Steppe. It is made with chopped beef and chives seasoned with salt, pepper, and cumin. It is fried until golden brown and thoroughly enjoyed.

Gyoza
Every piece has that signature crispy bottom with a juicy and tenderly chewy inside. The gyoza comes with our mildly spicy dipping sauce and a side of pickled red ginger.Type: Pork & Beef Mix || Shrimp

Buuz
This dumpling from the Azim Steppe could be considered its national dish. Mutton, onion, and garlic are minced and seasoned with salt, pepper, and caraway seeds. Soy sauce-infused oil is brushed over the dumplings after steaming to give them a nice salty finish.

Dumplings
Our dumplings are lovingly prepared by hand and then steamed to perfection. Each bite is promised to deliver a juicy and tender bite. Slightly soupy from its own juices with a mixture of fresh vegetables and just the right amount of spices to send your taste buds on a little adventure.Type: Pork || Shrimp || Vegetable

Anmitsu
A tasty and colorful dessert of kanten jelly, fruits, mochi, sweet red bean paste, green tea ice cream, and a good drizzle of black sugar syrup.

Dorayaki
A simple but addicting dessert. Sweet fillings are sandwiched between fluffy pancakes.Fillings: Anko, Custard, Matcha Cream, Chocolate, Rolanberry Preserve, Blueberry Jam, Orange Marmalade, Lemon Curd, Mango Puree

Boortsog
Boortsog is a sweet, deep-fried dough that sometimes looks like a twisted rope and tastes like a donut. It is served with a side of Orom, a sweetened clotted cream made from yogurt.

Goma Dango
Gomadare Dango, or Goma Dango, are fried sesame balls filled with red bean paste. This dessert has chewy, mochi-like dough crusted in nutty sesame seeds and filled with creamy, smooth red bean paste. It is great to enjoy in small bites or eaten whole in one bite.

Hingan Truffles
With the introduction of chocolate, it has become quite popular in Hingashi. Many chefs have tried to implement chocolate in many ways—that is how this distinct truffle style came about. These chocolate truffles are a bit chewier and very much like. They are then coated in matcha, cocoa, and kinako to be enjoyed as a real treat

Namagashi
A Hingan confection that is best paired with tea. The dough is made with rice flour, azuki beans, and agar. It is aim to be pleasing to the eye and soften the bitterness of teas.

Fruit Jelly
Luxurious bites of fruits at the peak of their freshness encased in yuzu-infused jelly.

Mochi Aisu
Homemade ice cream that has been wrapped in mochi skin. Enjoy a variety of flavors: chocolate, rolanberry, custard, matcha, adzuki bean, and black sesame.

Persimmon Jelly
A wonderful dessert made with persimmon juice and puree. It is like biting into a citrussy cloud, a sensation between jelly and custard. Simply sweet, cool, and refreshing.

Honeydew Melon Parfait
A chilled and refreshing melon dessert. An outer layer of mint gelatin transitions into honeydew-infused shaved ice and chilled sliced honeydew at its base.

Kakigori
A beloved frozen treat featuring silken threads of shaved ice, flavored syrups and numerous toppings. There is one everyone will enjoy!Matcha: adzuki red bean topping, mochi ballsRolanberry: splash of lemon juice, condensed milk. whole rolanberry & slicesMango: condensed milk, sliced mango, kiwi, banana, and candied gingerKinako & Kuromitsu: kinako powder, kuromitsu sauce, mochi balls,

Coffee Jelly
A popular dessert made with a mix of condensed milk and evaporated milk. Coffee jelly offers a nice balance of bitter coffee flavor and subtle sweetness, making it an elegant dessert to savor.

Caramel Nougat
Caramel Nougat is a decadent black tea blend from the Noir collection, crafted with organic black tea, almonds, orange peel, and marigold petals. It opens with a confectionery aroma of creamy caramel and toasted nuts, brightened by a hint of citrus. On the palate, smooth caramel sweetness blends with nutty undertones and gentle maltiness, resulting in a medium-to-full-bodied tea that feels indulgent yet balanced. The finish lingers with notes of caramel and almond, while subtle orange zest lifts the profile, creating a rich and satisfying dessert-like cup.

Ginger Snap
Ginger Snap is a festive black tea blend spiced with ginger root, cinnamon, cloves, orange peel, and a hint of peppermint. Its aroma greets the senses with warm, holiday spice notes of cinnamon and ginger, promising a cozy cup. On tasting, bold spiciness leads—fresh ginger heat balanced by sweet cinnamon and hints of clove—while background accents of citrus and mint lend subtle brightness. The liquid is a rich amber, with a robust body that carries the warming spices through to a lingering finish of spiced warmth and faint citrus uplift.

Harvest Apple Spice
Harvest Apple Spice is a cozy, caffeine-free herbal blend built on a rooibos (red bush) base, enriched with apple pieces, berries, and autumnal spices like cinnamon and clove. Its aroma evokes warm apple cider spiced with mulled notes and a subtle berry undertone. On the palate, juicy apple and gentle spice take center stage, while hints of berry richness and a whisper of oak add depth. The infusion yields a vivid rust-red hue and delivers a mellow, comforting mouthfeel with a lingering finish of spiced apple and soft fruit echoes.

Pumpkin Spice
Pumpkin Spice is a seasonal black tea blend that evokes the warmth and aromas of autumn, marrying robust tea leaves with cinnamon, ginger, clove, and subtle undertones of pumpkin pie spice. It greets the senses with a zesty aroma of fresh ginger and clove, and steeps to a gorgeous golden hue. On the palate, spicy chai notes rise first, balanced by cozy, mantle-like warmth of pumpkin spice, with the black-tea base providing grounding malt and body. The finish lingers with aromatic spice echoes—cinnamon and clove playing softly as the tea’s warmth fades.

Orchid Vanilla
Orchid Vanilla is a smooth, medium-bodied black tea blend steeped in tropical elegance. It is crafted from Yunnan black tea leaves and infused with rich vanilla and delicate coconut pieces. On the nose, it offers a gently sweet aroma of tropical vanilla and subtle nutty tones. The flavor unfolds with creamy vanilla richness and a whisper of coconut, layered over the tea’s natural malty backbone and light honeyed notes. The finish is long and mellow, with the sweetness lingering softly and the coconut’s tropical hint rounding out the cup.

Sweet Orange Spice
Sweet Orange Spice is a warming, aromatic black-tea blend that brings together citrus brightness and cozy spice. Its aroma greets you with tangy orange peel, underscored by cinnamon, offering a festive and fragrant first impression. On the palate, bold orange flavor and cinnamon take center stage, with subtle hints of clove and the richness of the black tea base weaving through. The liquid steeps to a golden hue, delivering a comforting mouthfeel and a lingering finish where citrus and spice softly echo.

Harushika “Hiyaoroshi”
Harushika “Hiyaoroshi” is a Junmai Ginjo sake, released in the fall as a seasonal expression. On the nose, it presents a delicate bouquet of strawberry and white peach, complemented by a generous aroma of ginjo. The palate is gently fruity and mildly sweet, backed by savory, umami-leaning undercurrents that balance the fruit. As a “hiyaoroshi” — meaning it is pasteurized only once and aged from spring to fall — it offers a smooth, mellow character that pairs nicely with autumn ingredients and fresh herbs.

Shirataki Jozen Junmai Ginjo Namazume Hiyaoroshi
Shirataki Jozen Junmai Ginjo Namazume Hiyaoroshi is a seasonal, lightly pasteurized sake that captures autumn’s spirit. Its aroma is a richly layered mix of cranberry, cherry, plum, dried strawberry, orange zest, cream, waffle cone, and melting snow. On the palate, it delivers a delicate balance of fruit sweetness and dryness, with flavors of strawberry cream puffs, apple, cherry, honey, cranberry, and cane sugar gliding through a clean, fluid texture. The finish is uplifting and dry, allowing the fruit and umami interplay to linger softly.

Jozen “Autumn”
Jozen “Autumn” is a seasonal Junmai Ginjo sake, made with Koshitanrei rice. It is characterized as smooth, velvety, and full-bodied, yet still retaining the clean mineral signature. On the nose, it leans gently fruity, and as it warms, the flavors deepen, becoming more savory while preserving its fresh fruit character. The finish echoes that minerality, providing a refined and balanced ending to the sip.

Izumibashi Akitonbo Junmai Ginjo "Autumn Dragonfly"
Izumibashi Akitonbo Junmai Ginjo "Autumn Dragonfly" is a seasonal sake, released in the fall to capture the essence of the season. This sake is characterized by its tannin-like dryness and complex flavor profile, making it a distinctive choice for autumnal occasions. The nose is described as a "slick collection" of aromas, including cranberry, cherry, plum, and sweet potato, offering a rich and inviting scent. On the palate, it provides a balanced blend of fruitiness and dryness, complemented by a smooth texture that enhances its complexity. The finish is clean and crisp, leaving a lasting impression that complements a variety of dishes.

Jyoku Junmai Namazume Hiyaoroshi Risu no Shukakusai "Squirrel Harvest Festival"
Jyoku Junmai Namazume Hiyaoroshi Risu no Shukakusai, affectionately known as the "Squirrel Harvest Festival," is a seasonal fall sake. This single-pasteurized, slightly aged brew offers a rich, comforting profile that captures the essence of autumn.The nose is a harmonious blend of oatmeal, chestnut, lemon-lime, pumpkin, and soy sauce, creating a warm and inviting aroma. On the palate, it presents a ricey, crisp character with subtle sweetness and a smooth finish. This sake is an ideal accompaniment for hearty autumn dishes, such as oden, grilled meats, or roasted vegetables.

Butternut Squash Miso Soup
Butternut Squash Miso Soup is a comforting fusion dish that combines the natural sweetness of butternut squash with the savory depth of miso. The soup features a velvety texture, enhanced by the addition of seasoned butter, which adds a rich, umami flavor. This dish is a delightful fusion of flavors, offering a warm and satisfying meal.

Hingan Fried Oysters (Kaki Fry)
Hingan Fried Oysters (Kaki Fry) is a beloved Hingan comfort food that combines crispy, golden-brown panko-breaded oysters with a tangy and creamy tartar sauce. The oysters are coated in a mixture of flour, egg, and toasted panko breadcrumbs, then baked to achieve a crunchy exterior while maintaining their tender, briny interior. The accompanying tartar sauce is made by combining hard-boiled eggs, finely minced onion, sweet gherkins, chopped parsley, lemon juice, Hingan mayonnaise, and a touch of karashi mustard for a mild kick. This dish is typically served with shredded cabbage, lemon wedges, and steamed rice, offering a delightful balance of flavors and textures.

Sanma Shioyaki (Salt-Grilled Saury)
Sanma Shioyaki (Salt-Grilled Saury) is a quintessential Hingan autumn dish that highlights the natural flavors of the saury. The fish is salted and grilled whole, often over charcoal, which imparts a delightful smokiness to the crispy skin. Traditionally, it's served with grated daikon radish and a wedge of lemon to enhance its taste. The combination of the rich, oily fish with the refreshing daikon and zesty lemon creates a harmonious balance of flavors.

Matsutake Chawanmushi
Matsutake Chawanmushi is a refined Hingan savory egg custard that celebrates the autumn season with the prized matsutake mushroom. This dish features a silky, steamed custard infused with a delicate blend of dashi stock, mirin, usukuchi soy sauce, and kosher salt. The custard is elegantly garnished with thin slices of matsutake mushrooms, shrimp marinated in sake, narutomaki (fish cake), and optional ginkgo nuts and mitsuba leaves. The matsutake mushrooms impart a unique aroma and flavor, often likened to truffles in their rarity and delicacy. The resulting dish offers a harmonious balance of umami, sweetness, and earthiness, making it a luxurious appetizer or side dish in Far Eastern cuisine.

Hingan Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
Hingan Stuffed Cabbage Rolls are a comforting yoshoku (Far Eastern-style Western fusion cuisine). This dish features tender cabbage leaves wrapped around a savory filling of sautéed onions and a mixture of ground beef and pork, seasoned with egg, panko breadcrumbs, nutmeg, salt, and pepper. The rolls are simmered in a delicate tomato-based sauce made with bay leaves, garlic, diced tomatoes, white wine, chicken or vegetable stock, and unsalted butter, resulting in a rich and flavorful meal. Unlike traditional Western versions, Hingan stuffed cabbage rolls are typically served without rice, focusing on the harmonious blend of meat and aromatic seasonings.

Mille-Feuille Nabe
Mille-Feuille Nabe is a comforting Hingan hot pot that artfully layers napa cabbage and thinly sliced pork belly in a savory dashi broth, creating a dish that is both visually appealing and delicious. The name "mille-feuille," meaning "a thousand layers" based on an Ishgardian recipe, reflects the dish's elegant presentation and the harmonious blend of flavors. As the cabbage softens during cooking, it absorbs the rich umami from the pork and broth, resulting in a satisfying balance of textures. The dish is typically served with a tangy ponzu dipping sauce, garnished with sliced green onions and optional shichimi togarashi (Hingan seven-spice) for an added kick.

Steamed Chestnut Yokan (Red Bean Paste)
This bean paste features an abundance of fragrant, fresh, domestically sourced chestnuts. These chestnuts are stewed with granulated sugar for three days before being mixed with yokan, creating a moist texture that highlights the rich aroma of the chestnuts.

Bean Paste Rolls “Persimmon”
This elegant Hingan sweet features candied chestnuts mixed with white bean paste, enveloped in gyuhi (soft rice cakes), which is then enveloped in a bright, persimmon-colored yokan. The confectionery is covered with a smooth agar coating, making it resemble a ripe, fresh persimmon. The yokan color gradually develops a redder hue, depicting the progress of the autumn season.

Sweet-Popoto Paste
This confectionary was created from the delightfully sweet Naruto Kintoki popoto and only a little sugar and salt. Its mild, pure sweet popoto flavor also makes it popular among young children. This sweet is made during the peak of sweet popoto harvest season, which makes it a cherished seasonal fall treat.

Kinton “Chestnut Burr”
This very “autumn” sweet features brown neriki-ri depicting a chestnut and gently wrapped in kinton (white bean paste pressed through a sieve). The center contains coarse sweet red bean paste to create a soft and easy-to-eat confectionery that is very popular during tea time.

Chestnut Manju (Sweet Bun)
This baked sweet feature minced, candied chestnuts mixed with white bean paste, wrapped by a moist skin made from eggs, flour and condensed milk. The double-layer egg wash creates a sheen alike freshly-picked chestnuts to create visuals that are reminiscent of autumn.