Torori Tenshi no Warabi Mochi has finally arrived at Vivocity! If you’ve enjoyed warabimochi in Kyoto, you’ll be thrilled to know that this popular treat is now available in Singapore, with various warabimochi-themed desserts, from refreshing parfaits to traditional teapot sets.
Wabi-Sabi Interior
The interior features neatly arranged tables paired with sofas in soothing green tones, creating a subtle Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic. The warm lighting enhances the inviting atmosphere, making the space feel both cosy and welcoming.
Torori Tenshi no Warabi Mochi Menu
The menu offers a variety of warabimochi desserts, including parfaits like Muscat Grape Parfait ($10.80) and Pudding Ala Mode Parfait ($10.80). There are also desserts paired with hot tea, such as Freshly-Made Matcha Warabimochi with Shiratama & Red Bean Paste ($15.80) and Original Warabimochi ($10.80).
Warabi Drinks like Kuromitsu Café Latte ($7.80), and Mango Milk ($9.80) are featured alongside non-warabi options like Royal Milk Tea ($6.80) and Matcha Latte ($6.80), made with premium Japanese matcha from ITO EN.
Tea Pot Sets
Matcha Warabi Mochi w/ Ice Cream
The Matcha Warabi Mochi with Ice Cream ($12.80) was a Singapore-exclusive item that combined shaved ice, jelly-like warabimochi, and creamy ice cream.
The warabimochi had a subtle matcha flavour, while the ice cream enhanced the overall sweetness. You can enjoy it with a choice of soybean powder or red bean for a satisfying contrast.
Original Warabi Mochi
The Original Warabi Mochi ($10.80) had a soft, chewy texture with a subtle roasted soybean powder coating. The accompanying sugar syrup allowed you to customise the sweetness to your liking, making it an ideal dessert for those seeking a less sugary option.
The set also included a pot of fragrant hot tea from the renowned Japanese brand ITO EN, which complemented the sweetness of the warabimochi and refreshed the palate, rounding out the dessert.
Signature Strawberry Parfait
The Signature Strawberry Parfait ($11.80) began with a base of creamy vanilla ice cream layered with sweet strawberry puree. On top of this, the chewy warabimochi added a nice texture that stood out among the other ingredients.
The parfait also featured a layer of matcha cream, chewy dango, and whipped cream, creating a satisfying mix of flavours and textures. The fresh strawberries provided a fruity burst that complemented the warabimochi, making this generously sized parfait ideal for sharing with friends.
Warabi Drinks
Strawberry Milk
The Strawberry Milk ($9.80) was a refreshing blend of fresh strawberries and chewy warabimochi. The drink offered a balance of sweet and tart flavours, with the strawberry pulp providing a punch of fruity tanginess that we enjoyed. The addition of warabimochi bits added a satisfying textural contrast, which we appreciated.
Matcha Latte
The Matcha Latte ($7.80), made with ITO EN, a leading Japanese matcha brand, was milky and sweet with a well-balanced matcha flavour. It wasn’t too overpowering, making it a good choice for a quick caffeine boost.
Promotion
Purchase a Matcha Warabi w/ Ice Cream Set and receive a free bottle of ITO EN Oi Ocha Unsweetened Green Tea! Offer is limited to the first 20 customers per day.
Japanese Popular Warabi Mochi Brand in Singapore
If you enjoy warabimochi with a slightly firmer texture, Torori Tenshi no Warabi Mochi is the place to visit. With a variety of warabimochi items, it could easily become your new go-to spot for dessert on your next trip to VivoCity!
Torori Tenshi no Warabi Mochi
1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-100/101, Singapore 098585
Open Daily: 11.30am to 10pm
*This article is based on a media-tasting event, but all opinions expressed about the food are entirely our own.
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