Best Places For Matcha Drinks and Desserts in Singapore

Check out the mouthwatering creations like Matcha Lattes at Hvala, Gelato desserts at COTTA, Matcha-flavoured Chocolate cakes at Cedele Bakery Cafe, Matcha Ice Cream at FATCAT and more.

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For Conversations Over Tea
Probably known as the ultimate hipster tea spot, this cafe definitely holds its own when it comes to tea-centric beverages and cakes. Rich and dense, their fragrant Matcha Cake ($9.90) is a must-try, featuring flavourful matcha sponge and matcha cream with a layer of sweet azuki (red bean) paste. For something less sweet, opt for the Matcha Mont Blanc ($9), an earthy twist on the classic mont blanc. Wash it all down with their wonderfully silky Matcha Hojicha Latte ($6).

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For Matcha Cookie Sandwiches
Located at level 2 of 104 Tanjong Pagar Road, spot this latest speciality gelato shoppe offering gelato and intricate entremets that are all made in-house and have gelato elements to them! Burppler Wei Ping Ang highly recommends their Cookie Sandwich Matcha Goma ($7) with spectacular ice cream, as "this dessert is made for the goma to shine, and the matcha flavour mainly comes from the matcha cookie, which comes through at the end when you finish the goma!"

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For Chocolate & Matcha Fusion
With outlets conveniently located in shopping malls, getting a great cake is a no-brainer with Cedele. Get the delectable Chocolate Matcha Cake ($7, $63 for 8") with rich chocolate truffle and green tea cream - a total winner in our books! As Burppler Kele puts it, "The chocolate mixed so well with all that matcha and nothing was too creamy". Pair their cakes with tea and you're all sorted!

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For Solid Matcha Ice Cream
FatCat has been making waves in the local creamery scene with their popular Yuzu Matcha and Hojicha tea-flavoured ice cream ($8.50) that seems to go with just about everything. Their delectable ice cream will delight those who love matcha, with its strong flavour. Highly recommended by Burppler JQ K as they "just like yuzu matcha a lot and got that strong yuzu taste!"

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For Soft Serve Matcha Parfaits
Tsujiri is best known for its matcha desserts for all the right reasons. It's arguably the best place to quell your cravings for matcha ice cream. The soft serve here is dense, smooth and not too sweet, such that you can taste the slightly bitter matcha or hojicha. You can get just the soft serve in a cone, but if you're feeling a little more indulgent, go for the Warabimochi Matcha Parfait ($8.50) which comes with a mixture of toppings such as mochi, azuki paste and matcha chiffon cake. 

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For All Things Matcha
Grab your colleagues and come by this dessert kiosk in Suntec City. Their bestseller, Deluxe Parfait ($8.50), is a must-try with creamy matcha soft serve served with warabi mochi, azuki red bean and jelly. For something a little more savoury, opt for the crisp Matcha Red Bean Pancake ($3.50) that is best eaten hot. Pair your pancake with a Soy Matcha Latte ($6.90 for a set) for maximum pleasure!

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For Matcha Ice Cream on Waffles
This Tanjong Pagar spot has our hearts for the luxuriously indulgent scoops, made with quality. For a fun dessert, go with the Blue milk and yes, Matcha ice cream with plain waffle ($14). Recommended by Burppler jadey eats, they have thoroughly enjoyed "the matcha ice cream which was earthy enough for a true matcha lover like me!"

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For Dirty Matcha and More
Located in the quaint Waterloo Street, this Kyoto-born brand gets our vote for quiet afternoons with excellent coffee. The Dirty Matcha ($7.50), or matcha latte espresso, is a unique and delicious choice, showcasing smooth Matcha Latte spiked with a nutty espresso shot. You can also give their regular Matcha Latte ($6.50, $7.50 for iced) a try, made using premium Morihan matcha powder from Kyoto.

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