Directory
Matcha shops in Tokyo
20 shops in Asakusa.
Hatoya Asakusa
AsakusaAsakusa Station8 min
Hatoya Asakusa (八十八浅草) is a matcha shop in Asakusa that uses carefully selected teas from Kyoto for its lattes and sweets. It is known for its matcha strawberry daifuku, which uses around 5g of matcha per piece, and for its signature matcha latte. It is about a 10-minute walk from Asakusa Station.
-wasako- Japanese Tea Ceremony Experience
AsakusaAsagaya Station6 min
Wasako is a Japanese tea ceremony salon in Asakusa, relocated to the historic restaurant Charyo Ichimatsu. Guests watch a live tea ceremony demonstration, enjoy traditional Japanese sweets and matcha, and can try making their own tea. Experiences range from 45 to 90 minutes, with optional kaiseki meals or geisha entertainment.
Asakusa Chaya Tabanenoshi
AsakusaAsakusa Station7 min
A matcha sweets shop in Asakusa known for its Japanese-style crepes, including a Kakegawa matcha brûlée crepe and a matcha tiramisu, plus a Kakegawa matcha latte. It describes itself as a tea room blending traditional Japanese and modern elements, using matcha from a long-established tea garden in Kakegawa, Shizuoka. The shop sits in a downtown Asakusa setting about a 7-minute walk from Asakusa Station.
Chotto Matcha - Asakusa
AsakusaAsakusa Station1 min
Chotto Matcha - Asakusa is a street-level cafe a minute from Asakusa Station on the Ginza Line. It serves matcha drinks and desserts as well as espresso-based items, with menu entries such as matcha ramen, and it is open daily from 9:00 to 18:00.
Kagurachaka
AsakusaAsakusa Station1 min
Matcha latte specialist in the Nishiasakusa area of Asakusa, about a minute from Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express. Its signature 宇宙一濃い抹茶ラテ（he richest matcha latte in the universe） uses matcha from Nishio in Aichi and comes with a choice of eight matcha strengths, うすめ to 異次元（from Diluted and Otherworldly）, starting at ¥650. Optional extras include a bear-shaped monaka for ¥50 and a matcha gelato topping for ¥250.
Kaminari Issa
AsakusaAsakusa Station4 min
Kaminari Issa is an お濃茶 (rich matcha) sweets specialist in Asakusa, listed at 1-20-1 Asakusa in Taito City and described on its own Instagram as running a Nakamise-dōri shop plus a matcha experience shop and a koicha tea salon nearby. Google lists it as a cafe with prices in the ¥1,000–2,000 band. It is known for matcha sweets and matcha-drinking experience rather than standard latte fare.
Kaminari Issa Asakusa Honten
AsakusaAsakusa Station4 min
A koicha (thick matcha) sweets specialist with four small shops around Senso-ji; this is the main one, on Umamichi-dori a few minutes north of Kaminarimon. The kitchen uses only first-flush, stone-milled Kyoto matcha, turning it into cream puffs, dorayaki, roll cake, pudding and a signature koicha fresh-cream mochi, most items between 380 and 880 yen. Matcha can also be ordered on its own or as a set with seasonal jonamagashi wagashi. Fourteen seats, four at the counter and ten at tables, and menus printed in Japanese, English and Chinese. Cards, transport IC and QR payments are all accepted; reservations are not taken.
Kaminari Issa Rich Matcha Sweets Shop Denpoin-dori Street
AsakusaAsakusa Station3 min
Kaminari Issa is a matcha sweets specialty shop with a branch on Denpoin-dori Street in Asakusa. It serves rich matcha sweets and drinks made with first-harvest tea from Kyoto, under the concept that high-quality matcha is not bitter. The shop is about a 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station.
Kotobuki Seian
AsakusaAsakusa Station6 min
Kotobuki Seian is a matcha crepe specialty shop on Asakusa Hanayashiki-dori in Asakusa, Tokyo, at 2-7-21 Asakusa. It serves matcha crepes and closes when they sell out, with hours of 11:00–17:30 and a price range of about ¥1,000–1,999. It is also listed as 寿清庵茶室 (Kotobuki Seian).
MACCHA HOUSE
AsakusaAsakusa Station3 min
MACCHA HOUSE 抹茶館 浅草仲見世通り is a matcha specialty shop on Asakusa's Nakamise-dori that uses matcha selected by tea masters of the long-established Kyoto tea house Morihan, founded in 1836. Its menu includes freshly whisked matcha drinks and matcha lattes available in three strength levels, the signature Uji matcha tiramisu served in a cypress box, matcha parfait and matcha warabi mochi, and guests can also whisk their own matcha. The shop has 44 seats and offers takeaway.
MARUZEN Tea Roastery
AsakusaAsakusa Station12 min
Shizuoka-rooted specialty bar inside the Shibuya Stream complex. Single-origin matcha and roasted hojicha served as flights with tasting notes printed on small cards. Bright, modern bar seating and English-speaking staff make it friendly for serious tea-curious tourists. The on-site roaster releases freshly-roasted tencha most afternoons. Order the matcha flight first, then the hojicha latte to feel the contrast between freshly-stone-milled matcha and the roastier baseline of their hojicha line — a good vertical for understanding the green-to-brown spectrum.
MATCHA CAFE & STUDIO ASAKUSA
AsakusaAsakusa Station4 min
MATCHA CAFE & STUDIO ASAKUSA is a matcha cafe in Asakusa serving Uji matcha as matcha lattes, matcha sweets and matcha pancakes. Seating is available on the second floor, and a Japanese-style room is used for matcha experiences. It is about a 4-minute walk from Asakusa Station.
MATCHA CAFE | MAME-TO-CHA Matcha Asakusa
AsakusaAsakusa Station4 min
An organic matcha specialty café in Asakusa, Tokyo. Customers choose their preferred grade from PREMIUM, CEREMONIAL or IMPERIAL when ordering matcha. The matcha is made from organic Okumidori leaves grown on the shop's own farm in Japan, and its premium organic matcha is sold at ¥10,000 for 30g.
Matcha Making Tokyo | Cooking Class in Japan
AsakusaAsakusa Station1 min
Matcha Making Tokyo is a matcha-making class in Asakusa, Tokyo, where guests whisk their own matcha by hand and learn from matcha master instructors. The English-friendly class teaches how to prepare matcha and how to enjoy wagashi, and welcomes beginners, solo travellers, couples and groups. It is about a one-minute walk from Asakusa Station.
Matcha Sweets Kaminari-Issa
AsakusaAsakusa Station7 min
A matcha sweets shop in Asakusa that uses first-flush tea stone-milled in Kyoto for its rich 'okoicha' range of cakes, cream puffs, puddings and cream mochi. It also runs a casual matcha-whisking experience, and the menu includes drinks such as matcha latte and matcha beer as well as parfaits and ice cream. The shop is about three minutes on foot from Asakusa Station.
MATCHA TIMES Asakusa
AsakusaTawaramachi Station2 min
MATCHA TIMES Asakusa is a matcha cafe in Asakusa serving drinks and sweets made with matcha sourced from Hamachaen, a tea shop established in 1865. The menu includes matcha latte, creative lattes such as mango and melon, matcha espresso, homemade matcha ice cream and matcha-cream taiyaki. Each cup is hand-prepared in front of customers, with authentic matcha offered at friendly prices.
MATCHAMON Asakusa Hanayashiki Street
AsakusaAsakusa Station8 min
The second Japanese outpost of MATCHAMON, a Kyoto matcha-stand brand whose first shop sits near Nijo Castle; the Asakusa branch opened on Hanayashiki-dori in April 2026. The house rule is that only Japanese-grown matcha meeting international quality standards goes into the drinks, served from a compact ground-floor counter on the lane running between the back of Senso-ji and the old Hanayashiki amusement park. It opens at nine, earlier than most of the neighbourhood, which makes it a workable first stop before the temple grounds fill up. The launch was marked with a self-whisking matcha course paired with daifuku by the mochi artist FEUWA.
SAWAWA Matcha Sweets Shop Asakusa
AsakusaAsakusa Station5 min
SAWAWA Matcha Sweets Shop Asakusa is a matcha sweets shop in Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo, run by the Telacoya company. Its listings classify it as a wagashi and soft-serve ice cream shop, with typical prices under ¥1,000.
Suzukien Asakusa matcha gelato
AsakusaAsakusa Station5 min
Home of the famous seven-step matcha gelato, with Level 7 marketed as the strongest matcha gelato in the world. Pure-style flight from sweet to almost bitter, perfect for tasting the polyphenol intensity climb without the formality of a tea ceremony. Cup or cone, single or double scoop. The shop sits two blocks from Sensoji and queues outside on weekends — visit on a weekday morning to compare Level 1 against Level 7 side-by-side and feel how astringency builds across the spoonfuls.
Ukonya
AsakusaAsakusa Station1 min
A matcha experience cafe on the 6th floor in Asakusa, about a 10-second walk from Asakusa Station Exit 5 and roughly three minutes from Kaminarimon. It serves matcha together with freshly boiled, chewy shiratama dumplings. The cafe is produced by 浅草右近屋 and is known for a view over the Sumida River and Tokyo Skytree.