Tokyo · a matcha field guide
Tokyo has a thousand
matcha shops.
You have four afternoons.
This is a rated guide to where the matcha is actually good — sorted by the things that decide a visit: the score, the station, the price, and which of the five categories you are in the mood for.
- Shops rated
- 49
- Visitor reviews
- 0
- Tokyo areas
- 27
Five categories, one vocabulary — learn it once, order anywhere.
Near where you already are
Filter by station, area, or a walking radius from wherever you are standing right now.
Planned in station names
Every shop lists its nearest station and the walk in minutes — the way Tokyo actually works.
No surprises at the counter
Price band, English menu, card acceptance and queue length, reported by people who went.
The index
Five categories. Pick the one you are in the mood for.
Traditional matcha
Whisked with tradition. Served with intention.
40 shops
Matcha latte
Matcha and milk, with a playful twist.
28 shops
Japanese tea
Discover the depth of Japanese tea.
Japanese sweets (amamidokoro)
Traditional sweets, tea, and a taste of old Japan.
Modern matcha sweets
Cakes, parfaits, and modern desserts with matcha
31 shops
The map
Everything, plotted against where you already are.
Ratings on the pins, a live list that follows the viewport, and a “near me” button that draws an honest 800-metre walking radius. Filter down to the one place worth the detour.
Not sure yet
Five questions, and we’ll tell you which style you actually want.
Then we match your flavour preference against every shop’s taste profile and hand you the closest ones.