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6 Matcha Cafes in Tokyo To Visit in 2026 (Beyond The Viral Ones)

Finding a good matcha latte in Tokyo can feel overwhelming simply because there are so many options to choose from. For the past few years, the matcha phenomenon hasn’t shown signs of slowing down, and the city offers an amazing variety of matcha-related treats to try — decadent desserts, inventive lattes, hand-whisked usucha and beyond. […] The post 6 Matcha Cafes in Tokyo To Visit in 2026…

Tokyo offers a diverse selection of matcha cafes beyond the viral spots. Six noteworthy cafes include Summer Studios, Wasachi, Nakamura Tokichi, Three, Savor the Matcha, and Lambert. Summer Studios, located in Ebisu, combines music and matcha in a stylish, intimate setting, serving matcha lattes and a Matcha Craft Cola. Wasachi in Roppongi, founded by a matcha enthusiast, offers hand-whisked usucha and single-origin matcha from various farms.

Nakamura Tokichi, a centuries-old Kyoto-based matcha house, has Tokyo branches in Ginza Six and Azabudai Hills, offering matcha lattes and desserts. Three in Sangenjaya provides a modern, sleek atmosphere with matcha from the Hoshinoen estate, along with cocktails and desserts. Savor the Matcha on the edge of Ueno Park offers an interactive matcha course with seasonal sweets.

Lambert, situated in a historic Okubo building, boasts a cozy, picturesque atmosphere with traditional furniture and tatami.

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