Sarah TEA TIME(サラティータイム)

Sarah TEA TIME (サラティータイム) in central Fukuoka offers a quiet corner to savor authentic tea experiences paired with thoughtfully prepared light meals. Nestled on the third floor of Oak Hill 1 in Kego, this cafe-bar strikes a calm, refined atmosphere well-suited for those seeking a peaceful break from the city buzz.

The focus here is clearly on high-quality tea selections drawn mainly from Camellia’s Tea House and Fortnum & Mason, featuring around 30 different varieties including classic blends like English Breakfast—known locally for its rich but balanced character. These teas are often chosen to accompany the house-made scones, which come with options like jam, honey, or clotted cream, and are served warm with that ideal crumbly yet soft texture that tea lovers appreciate.

Visitors often come with company or alone, finding the space welcoming for both casual afternoon conversations and quiet solo visits. The seating near windows provides natural light and an open feeling, especially when reservations are made in advance to secure the best spots. The staff tend to be approachable, adding a friendly note to the otherwise serene environment.

Beyond sweets, the cafe offers light meals reflective of local tastes and seasonal ingredients—dishes such as cold pasta with plum and chicken, tomato-based gratin, and tomato pasta show a thoughtful approach to refreshing lunchtime options. This makes it a good spot not only for tea enthusiasts but also for those looking to enjoy a light lunch paired with a carefully curated drink.

Because of its refined tea selection and calm setting, Sarah TEA TIME is particularly suited for people who appreciate the ritual of tea as a relaxing pause in the day—whether meeting a friend, reading, or simply unwinding. Afternoon is naturally the busiest and most fitting time to visit, when the afternoon tea sets with scones, sandwiches, and desserts like yogurt mousse complement the tea perfectly.

Overall, this spot blends the traditional tea room experience with a modern twist, attracting locals and visitors alike who are interested in genuine tea craftsmanship within a relaxed, understated space in Fukuoka’s Kego neighborhood.