The 4 Best Places to Drink and Eat Matcha

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Have you tried to drink matcha (Green Tea) latte🍵? If you haven’t, you should definitely try once. You might become a big matcha fan💓💓💓. Here are several coffee shops to try the best and authentic matcha beverages and sweets😋😋😋.

💫Ogawa Coffee (Boston)

Ogawa Coffee is a Japanese coffee shop in Downtown Crossing, Boston. Ogawa Coffee was started in 1952 in Kyoto, Japan, and now there are nearly 40 coffee shops throughout Japan and one international shop in Boston. When you step into the store, the atmosphere and aroma are enough to give you a leisure time. The gorgeous latte art is distinctive and unique, and the stadium seating is distinguished from other coffee shops. Ogawa is a perfect spot to enjoy matcha beverages and sweets with friends. Highly recommend choice: Matcha Latte, Matcha Sundae, and Matcha Cake Roll.

🚩Address: 10 Milk St, Boston, Massachusetts 

Photo by S.W.



💫Cha-An Teahouse (New York City)

Cha-An Teahouse is located in East Village, New York City. It is a great place for people to escape from their busy life and relax with a cup of tea. Cha-An Teahouse is popular for its tea beverages and traditional Japanese desserts. The wooden tables, tatami benches, and washy-paper lamps make people feel like they are in Japan. To offer the best quality of desserts and drinks, all matcha and senchas are imported directly from Japan. Highly recommend choice: Hojicha Anmitsu; Homemade Mochi; Whisked Matcha Affogato; Uji Kabusecha.

🚩Address: 230 East 9th St. 2nd Fl. , New York NY 

Photo by W.N.




💫Thinking Cup (Boston)

Thinking Cup is a casual coffee shop offering the premier coffee. The classic matcha latte is one of the signatures, and it is severed both hot and cold. Grabbing a cup of matcha latte and a croissant in the morning will refresh the whole day. 

🚩Address: 85 Newbury St, Boston, MA                   

Photo by Z.M.



💫Ippodo Tea Co. (New York City)

New York City is the center of matcha culture in the United States, and there are numerous matcha shops in Manhattan. Ippodo Tea Co. is the one most traditional matcha shop in NY. Ippodo is from Kyoto, and it excels at keeping the purest ingredient of green tea. In addition, the store offers seasonal specials, like matcha slushies in summer. 

🚩Address: 125 E 39th St. New York, NY


Photo by T.Z.

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