Tokyo's Best Matcha Destinations
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7 cafes in Tokyo: Hatoya Shibuya, HIIRAGI Ginza, THE MATCHA TOKYO HARAJUKU, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Barbie Yeh.

Hatoya Shibuya
Cafe
4.6
Indulge in vibrant matcha drinks near Yoyogi Park, offering a refreshing break from city exploration. This semi-open space is compact and inviting, with options to customize your matcha with various toppings.

HIIRAGI Ginza
Dessert restaurant
4.4
Indulge in some of the best Blanche Chocolat and exquisite matcha lattes in Ginza, offering a sophisticated experience. The counter seating provides an intimate ambiance; call ahead for availability.

THE MATCHA TOKYO HARAJUKU
Cafe
4.2
Experience high-quality organic matcha lattes and rich matcha cakes that are a local favorite. The Omotesando branch is particularly charming, perfect for a quiet afternoon treat.

dacō 中目黒
Bakery
3.6
Savor delicious sweet potato donuts and matcha drinks in Kagurazaka, perfect for a snack before exploring Akagi Shrine nearby. The cozy interior offers a comfortable atmosphere for a delightful treat.

dotcom space
Cafe
4.3
Discover this stylish basement cafe in Harajuku, known for its unique semi-open space and long communal tables. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing coffee break, offering beautifully presented matcha drinks.

cha-no-wa TOKYO 茶の環東京
Dessert restaurant
4.4
Grab a refreshing drink at this convenient branch near Tokyo Station, a perfect choice for a quick stop during your travels. Their matcha and hojicha beverages are incredibly smooth and satisfying.

Ammonite Coffee Market
Coffee shop
4.2
Frequent this beloved coffee spot in Waseda, known for its warm red bean cream bread and delicious seasonal drinks. Don't miss the limited-time offerings like pumpkin in autumn and Christmas specials in winter.
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