Jingu House

Very comfortable during your stroll through the paths enjoying nature

There aren't enough words to explain the beauty that surrounds this place. Great tea options and snack ideas. Take in the beauty and calm your soul.

The Japanese, or Chinese, Tea Gardens, we were a bit confused, was very pretty, even in early March. Jingu House was interesting. A warm respite anyway. I wouldn't order the "Bubble" tea (pearl milk or boba milk or Chinese bōbà tea) again. I've had bubble tea that actually had marble sized tapioca balls but they were filled with a juice or flavoring. These were just tasteless, chewy, somewhat mushy little balls of tapioca. Not good. Very pricey too The staff, two young men the day we visited, wasn't particularly friendly or efficient. Not sure I'd recommend the Jingu House but definitely visit the gardens.

Really fun fusion style menu. Can have busy times and it being a small place could be long wait time for food but the flavors are excellent.

Nothing too "weird" so I can consider this a good way for people to try Japanese cuisine who haven't before.

The Gardens that it is located in are beautiful after years of construction to have a running waterfall and koi pond.

Beautiful place!