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A bit grainy.. grassy matcha taste if you're into that type of matcha. I think it's decent.
This matcha spot is a nice grab-and-go cafe. They don't really have any tables here so don't come here if you want to get work done or catch up with a friend. We ordered at the kiosk and our order was ready within 10 minutes (despite it being so busy in the cafe). They have a variety of great matcha drinks as well as milk and fruit teas if you don't want matcha. It is definitely on the pricy side as my matcha came out to $11 but it was good. I got the fig cream and thought that my drink was very rich and creamy. I couldn't really taste the fig itself but that's okay. But, do I think it was worth $11? Absolutely not.
Came for the fig matcha specifically! You order on the kiosk and pick up. Small seating area inside. Love that you can taste the matcha in each of our drinks that complimented the flavors Matcha jasmine - like a milk tea Matcha lemonade - refreshing Matcha coco with mochi - loved this! The mochi addition was so nice, and they were fresh mochi chunks Fig cream matcha - fig flavors in the cream--jammy flavors, not too sweet
This was in the list to visit, recommended by many No line, which is perfect. Order via big screen tablets. Seating: small benches area inside. We order: Fig cream matcha Matcha lemonade Matcha coco Matcha jasmine Overall they give you a good amount of Matcha.
First I must admit that my partner waited in that Choji line for half an hour before bringing me this fig matcha latte as a peace offering after a little spat, which immediately made the drink feel a little more special. But I also don't want to engage in stolen valor as I did not myself expend any time in that line. After all the hype for this fig matcha latte though I did not think it was any better than many other matcha drinks I've had. I think the matcha element of the drink was the best part. The boba was very mid, could never hold a candle to the likes of the boba at Xin Fu Tang. The fig cream added a nice sweetness but the flavor was much too subtle for me. In a blind taste test I would never know there was any fig in this. The dehydrated fig on top felt like it was just decorative. I took a few bites of it and ultimately ended up tossing it. So overall, tasty matcha drink, with mid boba and not at all waiting in any kind of line for.
I wanted to try the viral fig matcha. I was anticipating a line, but there was only 1 other person in the store when I got there. It had a very chill vibe, and I even got to sit and do some work while I enjoyed my drink. I think I'm just used to socal matcha's but this wasn't life changing. It was a good drink overall, but definitely one I'd recommend mixing first before drinking. I'm not a mixer, I like to enjoy the layers separately and together, but by the time I was mostly done with the matcha, the fig cream had an entirely different flavor in my straw and I had no matcha to pair it with. One thing I appreciated was that this drink was not sweet. If you like a sweet drink, definitely get it more sweet (not regular sweet).
WOW I was so incredibly impressed by Choji! I had seen and heard of them from several people I know and was itching to try their matcha. I came in during Memorial Day weekend, and it luckily wasn't too packed. The store is pretty small with limited seating (and no tables), but my friend and I thankfully snagged a bench. I ordered the Fig Cream Matcha, which was delicious. Their ratio of matcha to milk is very well done; the matcha is not too diluted, and the flavor comes through very well. I went with less sweet, which was also perfect. I will say that the fig cream doesn't necessarily taste like fig, but it was very yummy! My boyfriend similarly loved his Matcha Latte, and my friend enjoyed her Double Matcha. In general, I really enjoyed my experience here! I will definitely be back.
fig cream was delicious and I'm probably gonna go back to try the jasmine matcha, but idk if it was $10 worthy matcha
I came here after my friend recommended it and was shocked that my drink ended up being almost $11 but I kinda get it now. I ordered the Double Hojicha with Mochi and less sugar. I normally chug my drinks but there's a lot of mochi and it's super filling so it feels like I'm getting a huge dessert rather than an expensive drink. Would definitely come back!
More like 2.5 stars. The viral fig matcha latte videos brought me here. I decided on the Hojicha Latte option instead ($8.50 + 0.75 oat milk), unsweetened; with fig cream. The cold foam cream is medium sweet with a nice light fig (I guess?) flavor. From other videos (Fig Matcha Latte) I decided on an unsweetened latte - that was a good choice. However I tasted the Hojicha flavor only within the first or second sip & then none at all. Tried using my straw & tasting each layer separately, but still no roasted tea notes. Maybe their package of tea powder oxidized? Maybe I should have asked for the extra Hojicha latte scoop (but WHY pay more for flavor that you're supposed to already get?) The oatmilk was room temp/warm at the bottom of the drink, but there still wasn't any tea flavor in it! The drink was better around the top with the cold foam & ice. It was super easy to drink & I was finishing it quickly. But I realized that's because there was a lot of ice in it (don't think there's an option for ice levels on the kiosk). With 1/2 drink left, I even discarded (carefully around the $$ cold foam) 8-10 pieces of ice & there were still around 8 pieces in the cup. The fruit on top is actually freeze-dried (am picturing those bags of freeze dried fruit from the Asian Market or maybe a CostCo (west coast). It didn't have much flavor, cardboard-ish. Maybe a tiny bit more when I took it out and let it comes to room temperature. Disappointed because I really like figs, but they don't have the fresh fruit here. My recommendation would be to buy the Fig Cream by itself (if they sell it) & top off your own matcha or coffee latte at home. The shop is more of a to-go environment. There's a nice L-shaped bench along the window but it's not a space for work or meetings. The staff is really quick & focused! Laid-back environment. Appreciate the details in the decor - kiosk cord keeper box, small raised side tables on the bench, labubu's displayed up high. But as far as my drink, the depth of flavor for a $8.50 - $10 drink wasn't there. There were a lot of people coming in for the fig latte, but also a lot of Matcha and other fruit tea orders - and not only NYU students, other adults, a European couple, a young group in suits, guy from the gym..
Honestly the matcha here was quite delicious. But as with most matcha flavored drinks, the strawberry was the star of the drink and it was just a hint of matcha. For a mostly boba style tea shop, this was a delicious drink though. Was a bit disappointed by how many menu items they were out of. We were super excited to try the fig cream matcha and the banana pudding matcha. But both were sold out :( They had the matchas made pretty quickly! And the presentation and cups were cute and easy use. Place is small and cute, not much place to sit as with most nyc boba shops. Would go again for a yummy boba style drink. Also would wanna try a non-flavored latte to check out the actual matcha taste next time :) Overall 7.6/10 for a yummy flavored drink. But 5-6/10 for a strongly matcha tasting drink
If you're looking for a matcha spot with a vibrant array of specialty items, I would say that Choji is definitely the spot. Choji offers a variety of specialty items that you might not find in other parts of manhattan, especially not on one menu. One of the first things you'll notice about Choji is really the sheer variety of specialty drinks on the menu. From banana pudding matcha lattes to creme brulée and fig cream matcha, the menu reads more like a dessert café than a traditional tea house. These are drinks you won't find all in one place anywhere else in the city, and that uniqueness is a major part of the cafes appeal. I love being able to come in and having so many options for my cravings on that day. And the best part is that each drink is actually good, each crafted to balance well with the matcha. If you're visiting Choji expecting a traditional, ceremonial-grade matcha experience, you might be slightly disappointed. The matcha quality here is definitely not as good as other ceremonial matcha locations. And that is being that many of the drinks here are sweetened, flavored, and layered with cream or fruit, which means the matcha quality you're tasting isn't the same as a classic tea-house pour. That is however, not to say that the matcha quality here is poor. Using high quality matcha for sweetened specialty drinks would just ultimately be a waste of a high quality matcha's use. I believe they used matcha that was the perfect balance for the drinks they craft here. Overall, my friends and I really enjoyed all the drinks here.
5 stars on every single drink we got. Double matcha was strong and perfect for anyone who loves a good umami flavor. Fig cream matcha was sweet, creamy, and delicious. Banana pudding matcha was the perfect mixture of banana and matcha flavor. I liked that there were chunks of banana in each sip. Only downside was that service was kind of slow. They seemed to be doing orders in groups, so the two other orders waiting in front of us got their drinks at the same time as us. They looked like they've been waiting a while before us and seemed a little irritated that their drinks weren't finished yet. We were the last order and it took 15 minutes from when we ordered to when we got them. The other times I've been here there wasn't a line at all though and it was fine. Seating inside is limited and ordering is easy to do on the kiosk.
15 days ago
Vibe/ambiance: casual with minimal seating Service: quick Items ordered: Fig cream matcha: 9/10 (no sugar added) read more
I came to try the fig cream matcha. The drink was very good, I was expecting it to taste very dessert like but it was actually not too sweet and the matcha taste was strong enough to not be over powered by the cream top. I liked that I could control the sweetness level along with other things in the drink. My biggest critique is that the inside seating area was a bit dirty. read more
3 days ago
A bit grainy.. grassy matcha taste if you're into that type of matcha. I think it's decent. read more
This matcha spot is a nice grab-and-go cafe. They don't really have any tables here so don't come here if you want to get work done or catch up with a friend. We ordered at the kiosk and our order was ready within 10 minutes (despite it being so busy in the cafe). They have a variety of great matcha drinks as well as milk and fruit teas if you don't want matcha. It is definitely on the pricy side as my matcha came out to $11 but it was good. I got the fig cream and thought that my drink was very rich and creamy. I couldn't really taste the fig itself but that's okay. But, do I think it was worth $11? Absolutely not. read more
Came for the fig matcha specifically! You order on the kiosk and pick up. Small seating area inside. Love that you can taste the matcha in each of our drinks that complimented the flavors Matcha jasmine - like a milk tea Matcha lemonade - refreshing Matcha coco with mochi - loved this! The mochi addition was so nice, and they were fresh mochi chunks Fig cream matcha - fig flavors in the cream--jammy flavors, not too sweet read more
This was in the list to visit, recommended by many No line, which is perfect. Order via big screen tablets. Seating: small benches area inside. We order: Fig cream matcha Matcha lemonade Matcha coco Matcha jasmine Overall they give you a good amount of Matcha. read more
4 months ago
First I must admit that my partner waited in that Choji line for half an hour before bringing me this fig matcha latte as a peace offering after a little spat, which immediately made the drink feel a little more special. But I also don't want to engage in stolen valor as I did not myself expend any time in that line. After all the hype for this fig matcha latte though I did not think it was any better than many other matcha drinks I've had. I think the matcha element of the drink was the best part. The boba was very mid, could never hold a candle to the likes of the boba at Xin Fu Tang. The fig cream added a nice sweetness but the flavor was much too subtle for me. In a blind taste test I would never know there was any fig in this. The dehydrated fig on top felt like it was just decorative. I took a few bites of it and ultimately ended up tossing it. So overall, tasty matcha drink, with mid boba and not at all waiting in any kind of line for. read more
I wanted to try the viral fig matcha. I was anticipating a line, but there was only 1 other person in the store when I got there. It had a very chill vibe, and I even got to sit and do some work while I enjoyed my drink. I think I'm just used to socal matcha's but this wasn't life changing. It was a good drink overall, but definitely one I'd recommend mixing first before drinking. I'm not a mixer, I like to enjoy the layers separately and together, but by the time I was mostly done with the matcha, the fig cream had an entirely different flavor in my straw and I had no matcha to pair it with. One thing I appreciated was that this drink was not sweet. If you like a sweet drink, definitely get it more sweet (not regular sweet). read more
WOW I was so incredibly impressed by Choji! I had seen and heard of them from several people I know and was itching to try their matcha. I came in during Memorial Day weekend, and it luckily wasn't too packed. The store is pretty small with limited seating (and no tables), but my friend and I thankfully snagged a bench. I ordered the Fig Cream Matcha, which was delicious. Their ratio of matcha to milk is very well done; the matcha is not too diluted, and the flavor comes through very well. I went with less sweet, which was also perfect. I will say that the fig cream doesn't necessarily taste like fig, but it was very yummy! My boyfriend similarly loved his Matcha Latte, and my friend enjoyed her Double Matcha. In general, I really enjoyed my experience here! I will definitely be back. read more
2 months ago
I came here after my friend recommended it and was shocked that my drink ended up being almost $11 but I kinda get it now. I ordered the Double Hojicha with Mochi and less sugar. I normally chug my drinks but there's a lot of mochi and it's super filling so it feels like I'm getting a huge dessert rather than an expensive drink. Would definitely come back! read more
More like 2.5 stars. The viral fig matcha latte videos brought me here. I decided on the Hojicha Latte option instead ($8.50 + 0.75 oat milk), unsweetened; with fig cream. The cold foam cream is medium sweet with a nice light fig (I guess?) flavor. From other videos (Fig Matcha Latte) I decided on an unsweetened latte - that was a good choice. However I tasted the Hojicha flavor only within the first or second sip & then none at all. Tried using my straw & tasting each layer separately, but still no roasted tea notes. Maybe their package of tea powder oxidized? Maybe I should have asked for the extra Hojicha latte scoop (but WHY pay more for flavor that you're supposed to already get?) The oatmilk was room temp/warm at the bottom of the drink, but there still wasn't any tea flavor in it! The drink was better around the top with the cold foam & ice. It was super easy to drink & I was finishing it quickly. But I realized that's because there was a lot of ice in it (don't think there's an option for ice levels on the kiosk). With 1/2 drink left, I even discarded (carefully around the $$ cold foam) 8-10 pieces of ice & there were still around 8 pieces in the cup. The fruit on top is actually freeze-dried (am picturing those bags of freeze dried fruit from the Asian Market or maybe a CostCo (west coast). It didn't have much flavor, cardboard-ish. Maybe a tiny bit more when I took it out and let it comes to room temperature. Disappointed because I really like figs, but they don't have the fresh fruit here. My recommendation would be to buy the Fig Cream by itself (if they sell it) & top off your own matcha or coffee latte at home. The shop is more of a to-go environment. There's a nice L-shaped bench along the window but it's not a space for work or meetings. The staff is really quick & focused! Laid-back environment. Appreciate the details in the decor - kiosk cord keeper box, small raised side tables on the bench, labubu's displayed up high. But as far as my drink, the depth of flavor for a $8.50 - $10 drink wasn't there. There were a lot of people coming in for the fig latte, but also a lot of Matcha and other fruit tea orders - and not only NYU students, other adults, a European couple, a young group in suits, guy from the gym.. read more
Honestly the matcha here was quite delicious. But as with most matcha flavored drinks, the strawberry was the star of the drink and it was just a hint of matcha. For a mostly boba style tea shop, this was a delicious drink though. Was a bit disappointed by how many menu items they were out of. We were super excited to try the fig cream matcha and the banana pudding matcha. But both were sold out :( They had the matchas made pretty quickly! And the presentation and cups were cute and easy use. Place is small and cute, not much place to sit as with most nyc boba shops. Would go again for a yummy boba style drink. Also would wanna try a non-flavored latte to check out the actual matcha taste next time :) Overall 7.6/10 for a yummy flavored drink. But 5-6/10 for a strongly matcha tasting drink read more
If you're looking for a matcha spot with a vibrant array of specialty items, I would say that Choji is definitely the spot. Choji offers a variety of specialty items that you might not find in other parts of manhattan, especially not on one menu. One of the first things you'll notice about Choji is really the sheer variety of specialty drinks on the menu. From banana pudding matcha lattes to creme brulée and fig cream matcha, the menu reads more like a dessert café than a traditional tea house. These are drinks you won't find all in one place anywhere else in the city, and that uniqueness is a major part of the cafes appeal. I love being able to come in and having so many options for my cravings on that day. And the best part is that each drink is actually good, each crafted to balance well with the matcha. If you're visiting Choji expecting a traditional, ceremonial-grade matcha experience, you might be slightly disappointed. The matcha quality here is definitely not as good as other ceremonial matcha locations. And that is being that many of the drinks here are sweetened, flavored, and layered with cream or fruit, which means the matcha quality you're tasting isn't the same as a classic tea-house pour. That is however, not to say that the matcha quality here is poor. Using high quality matcha for sweetened specialty drinks would just ultimately be a waste of a high quality matcha's use. I believe they used matcha that was the perfect balance for the drinks they craft here. Overall, my friends and I really enjoyed all the drinks here. read more
5 stars on every single drink we got. Double matcha was strong and perfect for anyone who loves a good umami flavor. Fig cream matcha was sweet, creamy, and delicious. Banana pudding matcha was the perfect mixture of banana and matcha flavor. I liked that there were chunks of banana in each sip. Only downside was that service was kind of slow. They seemed to be doing orders in groups, so the two other orders waiting in front of us got their drinks at the same time as us. They looked like they've been waiting a while before us and seemed a little irritated that their drinks weren't finished yet. We were the last order and it took 15 minutes from when we ordered to when we got them. The other times I've been here there wasn't a line at all though and it was fine. Seating inside is limited and ordering is easy to do on the kiosk. read more
My review is based on only one visit and one drink. After watching a TikTok video on this Korean spot, I bookmarked it for a future NYC visit and today was the day. Upon entering Choji, it is a super tiny cramped space. You will be shoulder to shoulder with everyone like you're in an elevator. Line up and order at one of the kiosks. No tables, just a few wooden blocks against the wall for you to sit at. It is more like a grab and go. I am a hardcore matcha lover. The menu is 90% matcha drinks. Shockingly, I decided on their seasonal Banana Pudding Hojicha. Lol. I usually order it with oat milk but when I saw that the alternative lactose milk was at no charge I went for that instead. Drinks be hella expensive these days, just trying to save a few $$ when I can. And guess what, my drink still came out to $9. And now for the taste...IT WAS FRICKIN GOOD. Hojicha flavor came through strong (nutty) and the banana pudding on top reminds me of Magnolia's. This is a dessert in a cup and it took me two days to finish. I had to put half of it in my fridge when I got home. Please note that there are NO restrooms available. I had to run to other businesses nearby and still no luck. I was dying and had to make a pit stop at my mom's apartment instead. That's NYC for ya. read more
I've been seeing this spot trending all over my TikTok feed with their beautiful and unique matcha beverages so I of course had to see what all the hype was about and this may be in my Top 5 NYC matchas! The Fig Cream Matcha is unlike any matcha I've had and this is the only place I've seen make it in NYC. The cream is rich and you can really taste the fig but the matcha quality is still there. I also tried their Banana Pudding Matcha and Banana Pudding Hojicha which were like a desert and drink combined. What I loved most was that there's no graininess at the bottom, so you know they whisk it very well. They were super busy on a Sunday afternoon. I think social media grew their popularity. read more
The tea was so fragrant, it was amazing! They have very creative flavors, lots of matcha and non-matcha options. I'd love to come back and try more of their drinks. I liked both the matcha fig cream and the jasmine matcha cream. It was very crowded inside. It's a small store, but it's very popular, so it takes some time for them to make your drinks. read more
Dare I say the best matcha place in NYC? The matcha is good with or without flavors (also got the regular latte another time). I would recommend to make a stop here! Only negative was that they really add a lot of ice, so the actual amount of matcha in the cup isn't that much, but maybe that's how they get the flavor to shine? Overall, love this spot. Not many places to sit though. read more
I came here for their popular Fig Cream Matcha. It was Sunday afternoon and the shop was pretty busy, so it took a few min to get my order, but nothing crazy. They have a couple of self service machines, which makes ordering faster. They had options for unsweetened, less sweet, and regular. I got less sweet, not knowing if it referred to the amount of cream topping or matcha base. It was for the later. I wished I'd gotten unsweetened instead because I found the drink to be too sweet. Anyway, I did enjoy the fig cream and appreciate the uniqueness and variety of the drink offerings. read more
Super friendly staff made drinks with care. Tried strawberry matcha and banana pudding and they were both delicious. Just enough sweetness and creamy. Can't wait to try some other flavors. Cute shop with 2 kiosk and some seats. read more
I stopped by on a weekday night, and I was able to quickly place an order on a digital kiosk after taking a look at the large menus on the wall. The wait for my drink wasn't too unreasonable for the amount of people sitting in the tea shop. The Matcha Fig Cream's fig cream was just a bit gritty, but I enjoyed the drink overall. The balance of the drink wasn't perfect; I wish the fig flavor was stronger and the matcha latte was richer. read more
6 months ago
Yum!! I got their fig cream matcha (less sweet with oat milk)-- one of their more popular drinks. It's creamy much like an einspanner and more dessert-like in nature. I like how smooth and milky the drink tastes. As for the fig flavor, I don't really taste too much of it except for a slight sweetness. read more
Stopped in here to get a quick matcha, and it was delicious! I had heard really good things about the fig matcha, so of course I had to try it! It definitely lived up to the hype. It was a little on the sweet side for my taste so next time I'd go less sweet, but overall so fantastic! read more
I found this spot through TikTok as it was well known for the fig matcha. As I do think the matcha was good, I would say it wasn't revolutionary considering the price. There wasn't so much of a fig flavor while drinking the matcha read more
Today I stopped by here to try it out and got Mochi Cloud Bubble Milk Tea, the taste of the milk tea was only ok. The flavor of the tea was not that strong in either the mochi cloud bubble milk tea or the regular bubble milk tea. I actually prefer the bubble milk tea at Wanpo right across the street from it. read more
5 months ago
4 months ago
Came in for the Banana pudding Matcha and whoa! Deff the best banana matcha in the city and they also have a couple other interesting flavors like the fig cream matcha which I can't wait to come back for. read more
5 months ago
genuinely one of my fav matcha spots in the city now! the fig cream is top tier and a flavor combo that really sets them apart from classic flavor combos you see with matcha. they use A LOT per drink so it ends up being worth the price which is $9+. fig cream actually tastes very fresh and flavorful and love that you can adjust your sweetness- i thought light sweet was perfect. can't wait to try their other drinks!! it was very busy but service super fast and minimal seating so it's best for grab n go. read more
my friends all ordered different drinks. their matcha and hojicha were good. however, mine came too sweet even though i asked for less sugar. my friend got full sugar and tasted less sweet than mine. so beware that the drinks are inconsistent. the wait time was also a bit egregious since it's hyped right now read more
2 months ago
great matcha. AMAZING service. a stranger knocked my drink off the table before i could try a sip. it was a matcha massacre. the poor employee came out with a mop to clean up the mess in such a tight space. i felt SO bad. i apologized for the inconvenience but he said, "don't apologize for the girl's mistake." the kind sir (i wish i knew his name) made me a new drink!!! the fig cream matcha was delicious, not too sweet. the highest compliment from an asian LOL read more
4 months ago
Ehhhh, just seems like another overhyped TikTok matcha place. Def not worth the line or price read more
6 months ago
Never try fig matcha before so went to try .. is creamy & thick strong matcha flavor too ..not bad pretty good matcha drink .. probably will com back try cream brûlée matcha next time read more
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