Matcha in Madrid: the best places for Japanese tea lovers

1. Matcha Atelier

   

   The origin of tea is the starting point for Matcha Atelier, which works exclusively with Japanese matcha. Here, classic preparations and lattes are made to order, accompanied by pastries created to complement the drink without overshadowing it. They also offer different varieties of matcha and utensils for preparing it at home.

   Address

   C/ Castelló, 14
2. Jade Matcha Gallery

   

   Jade Matcha Gallery combines matcha culture with a contemporary concept inspired by art and design. In addition to classic recipes, it offers signature drinks and options with extras like protein or collagen. Its interior, dominated by stainless steel, breaks away from the traditional image of a tea house.

   Address

   C/ Conde de Xiquena, 14
3. KYŌ

   

   At KYŌ, matcha is prepared following the Japanese ritual, with organic varieties selected for their intensity and umami profile. The menu is short, but lets you discover different nuances of this drink, both in its pure form and with milk. The Japanese-inspired space shows the same attention to detail as each cup.

   Address

   C/ Sagasta, 8
4. Maison Matcha

   

   Maison Matcha has made Japanese tea the centre of its entire offering. The menu ranges from traditional preparations to versions with protein, collagen, and seasonal ingredients, accompanied by a selection of pastries. The minimalist design and attention to detail reinforce an experience designed for true matcha lovers.

   Address

   C/ Monte Esquinza, 33C/ Covarrubias, 13
5. Jingping e Hijo

   

   This speciality café gives matcha a prominent place with classic recipes and its own creations. Among its offerings, the matcha ice cream stands out as an alternative that goes beyond the cup. Its spacious lounge and collection of Japanese porcelain complete a different experience in the Chamberí neighbourhood.

   Address

   C/ Galileo, 3
6. Panda Patisserie

   

   Panda Patisserie was one of the first Japanese patisseries in Madrid and remains a reference for those seeking traditional flavours. In addition to matcha latte, they use it in biscuits, creams, cakes, and other sweets made daily. You can also buy matcha powder to prepare at home.

   Address

   C/ Viriato, 31
7. Pan y Pepinillos Café

   

   Known for its speciality coffee, Pan y Pepinillos also gives matcha a prominent place. Alongside classic versions, it serves recipes like the Iced Blueberry Matcha, which combines Japanese tea with blueberries.

   Address

   C/ Escorial, 2

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