Although Shosho, one of the 24 solar terms, has passed, the summer heat and muggy humidity show no signs of subsiding, and it seems that the unbearable lingering summer heat will continue for some time. When the heat continues, appetite decreases and people tend to suffer from summer fatigue.

How about a caffeine-free herbal tea that offers gentle benefits for both mind and body while keeping you well-hydrated?

Hibiscus (said to be rich in citric acid), peppermint (refreshing scent), and rosehip (said to be rich in vitamin C) are considered effective for relieving fatigue.

Lemongrass, apple mint, German chamomile, and lemon verbena are said to improve digestion and regulate the stomach and intestines.

Restaurant Till's offers a variety of herbs!

In addition to the individual herbs mentioned above, we also offer herbal teas that blend similar herbs with more palatable flavors and aromas. For example, we have "Yuka" for relieving fatigue and "Healing Garden" to stimulate appetite.

We await you with dishes featuring pork (Tategamori Kogen Pork), which is rich in vitamin B1, said to convert carbohydrates into energy and alleviate fatigue and lethargy, along with plenty of vegetables.

Manufacturing and Sales Department, Restaurant Tills, Tetsutaka Chiba