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Taiwanese sweets makers MangoChaCha entered the Harajuku dessert fray with this shop, their first location in Japan. Best known for their huge mango kakigori (shaved ice), the ChaCha folks also serve up a variety of other fruity goodies like juices, smoothies and mango macarons. Their low-calorie creations are the perfect refreshments for a hot summer day.
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Transport Meiji-Jingumae Station (Chiyoda, Fukutoshin lines)
Telephone 03 6434 0789
Open 10.30am-8pm
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