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Morihachi Honten
About
- 4.2 ( 10 reviews)
- $$, $$$
Morihachi is a Japanese confectioner which has been in business for more than 390 years in Kanazawa. Being a purveyor to the Kaga domain, Morihachi offers various traditional Japanese sweets including Chouseiden, one of the three most renowned Japanese confectioneries.
| Day of the Week | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 9:00 - 18:30 |
| Tuesday | 9:00 - 18:30 |
| Wednesday | 9:00 - 18:30 |
| Thursday | 9:00 - 18:30 |
| Friday | 9:00 - 18:30 |
| Saturday | 9:00 - 18:30 |
| Sunday | 9:00 - 18:30 |
Cuisines
- ☕ Cafe
- 🍡 Japanese sweets parlour
Dining Options
- 🥡 Takeout
- 🅿️ Parking Available
- 💳 Accepts Credit Cards
- 🍱 Lunch
Accepts Credit Cards
Recommended Reviews
4.2
Tiffany F Siu
First floor has treats you can buy. 2nd floor has a museum and cafe. Had their matcha and red bean jelly in their cafe.
Yumiko Takata
The atmosphere is good, and the cafe on the second floor where the relaxing time flows is wonderful. Anmitsu was delicious while looking at the garden at the counter seat. The fortune box contains a freshly cut kelp. It is a reservation system, but you can also make a handmade geese. There was also an ornamental tea room.
Shuji Mochida
Amazing collections of Japanese high quality sweets are available here. It's pity that matcha green tea is now well know in a lot of places worldwide, but sweets that are associated with such a drink may not be necessarily known. Here, sweets as well as rice crackers and other local specialties that go well with green tea are all available. You can enjoy both tastes and decorations, which is consistent with a traditional Japanese way of enjoying past times. These specialties are something very hard to discover at an airport.
Luis Ibanez lissen
Very beautiful and with a really interesting historic background
望月弘
As you proceed from Higashichaya to KenrokuenThe new building of the big head office appears.The first floor is a space selling sweetsThe second floor is with the Kanazawa Confectionery Wooden MuseumThere is a coffee shop at "Morihachi Cha-ryo".This is a traditional Japanese sweet with a 390-year historyIncluding "Chosei-dono", we have raw confectionery etc.Shop Roadside Glass ShowcaseWhen I visited, a carp or red sea bream made of ankoIt was well displayed lively.
Justin Bussies
Amazing museum.
Fumiko Kajiwara
I had a fresh confectionery here. It is good to be able to choose from 6 types of fresh confectionery. About 800 yen with Sencha! You can spend calm and calm.
木蓮
We had Kaga stick tea and fresh confectionery at 2F cafe. Sure about 800 yen ...?You can choose one of the top confectionery out of five types that look and taste different.The vessel was beautiful and the taste was good.And the confectionery museum next to the cafe was surprised by the elaborate display for the price of 200 yen.There is also a mirrored corridor exhibit that looks like a photo, but it seems like photography is banned and it seems like it is inevitable ... It is not the purpose of making money.The space is compact, but there are plenty of confectionery molds, branding, and Kutani-yaki candy boxes on display. If you come close, please.
木æ‘美由紀
It was a shop that felt the goodness of Japan.I was surprised that the dropper was so delicious.The shop was also very kind.I ate in the shop saying "I can't eat it".It seems that there was a cafe and an art museum on the second floor.There were 5 to 6 parking lots.
iam 7th
Original lunch of traditional sweets Morahachi.It is good to be able to enjoy a meal while looking at the samurai residence garden from the window on the second floor.The dessert is anmitsu and matcha.