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Popular beef bowl restaurant chain Sukiya now offers kakigori shaved ice dessert

Sukiya is no longer just for beef bowls – you can now cool down with shaved ice desserts after your meal

Kaila Imada
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Kaila Imada
Associate Editor, Time Out Tokyo
Sukiya kakigori
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With Tokyo’s summer temperature seemingly on the rise, we can’t get through the season without a cooling bowl of kakigori shaved ice. While there are many dedicated shops and cafés churning out refined bowls of this quintessential summer dessert, they don’t come cheap. So for a cheap and cheerful kakigori fix, you’ll be glad to know that gyudon (beef bowl) chain restaurant Sukiya has started offering kakigori desserts for the summer.

Sukiya kakigori
Photos: Zensho Holdings Co., Ltd.

Sukiya's kakigori cost just ¥330. There are three classic flavours: cream soda, strawberry milk, and Uji matcha with sweet red bean paste.  

Sukiya kakigori
Photos: Zensho Holdings Co., Ltd.

The cream soda version is flavoured with apple and lime juice. The icy treat is then topped with frozen whipped cream and popping candy powder for a fun fizzy effect.

Sukiya kakigori
Photos: Zensho Holdings Co., Ltd.

The strawberry flavour is a classic, featuring bits of frozen strawberry, milk sauce, strawberry syrup and frozen whipped cream.

Sukiya kakigori
Photos: Zensho Holdings Co., Ltd.

Finally, the Uji matcha kakigori uses a green tea syrup and is paired with sweet bean paste and frozen whipped cream.

Currently, there is no end-date for this shaved iced menu at Sukiya. To find out which outlets are serving the dessert, see here.

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