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A Shop Where Matcha Can Be Enjoyed Casually

THE MATCHA TOKYO Shibuya MIYASHITA PARK

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¥999〜¥999〜
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THE MATCHA TOKYO SHIBUYA MIYASHITA PARK is the MIYASHITA PARK branch of "THE MATCHA TOKYO," a tea stand specializing in organic high-quality matcha. It is inside RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK, about a 2-minute walk from Exit B1 of JR Shibuya Station. Tea leaves grown in pesticide-free, Rainforest Alliance-certified tea gardens are ground using a traditional stone-mill method used in Kyoto for over 250 years, then served as the highest-quality matcha. Vegan-friendly matcha lattes with plant-based milk are also offered, making it popular with international travelers.

— 250-year Kyoto stone milling, vegan matcha latte

The signature feature is organic, high-quality matcha from Rainforest Alliance-certified, pesticide-free tea gardens. Tea leaves of the highest quality from across Japan are ground on the spot using a stone-mill technique used in Kyoto for over 250 years - a luxurious style. The menu includes the standard matcha latte, matcha ice cream, matcha pastries, and many more items centered on matcha. Plant-based milk alternatives (soy, oat, almond) and vegan options are abundant, supporting vegan customers and those reducing dairy. Inside RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK - a complex bustling with young people and international tourists - it is popular with guests seeking matcha as a "Japanese experience." Hours: 11:00 to 21:00 (last order 20:45), 23 seats.

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2025.06.22

“Matcha Specialty Shop with Vegan Menu”

Delicious-looking vegan cookies in the display case caught my eye, and looking at the menu I saw matcha with oat milk or soy milk options — so I went in. Maybe because it was a weekday, the shop was full of inbound foreign visitors. The menu noted "separate allergy list available," so I asked to see it. The menu was all English with small text, so I recommend checking the posted allergy list before visiting. (The official website doesn't seem to have menu or allergy info posted.) Flavor was perfect — very delicious. There were foreign children too, but inside was quiet and comfortable. Prices weren't the shocking foreigner-target prices either — within acceptable range.
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息子が乳製品のアレルギー持ちです。 子供でも美味しく食べられるアレルギーフリーのスイーツやパンのお店を開拓していきたいです^_^