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    Hatoya

    3.7 (149 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Kate P.

    I tried Hatoya in Japan and was excited that one was opening in Vegas. There was no wait when we came on a Saturday afternoon, which we considered ourselves lucky. I probably wouldn't wait more than 20 mins for it. The staff was very knowledgeable about the varieties of matcha they offered and even took the time to talk about each one thoroughly. My friends and I all got different drinks so we could try each other's. Yes, it is pricey. But I think it is a nice treat from time to time. It also tasted pretty much similar to the one I had in Japan so the quality is consistent. The shop is small but they still have a decent amount of seatings. It could feel a little cramp if there is a crowd. We all agreed that the roasted matcha was everyone's favorite. I would definitely take friends or family who are visiting Vegas here.

    Sarah P.

    I'm a huge fan of quality matcha, and there are many like me who enjoy premium matcha especially when traditionally prepared. Hatoya in Vegas is a complete miss, and it disheartens me to see people stand outside in the heat for a nearly $15-$20 drink that is less than 12oz. The matcha is very quality, don't get me wrong! But they do use a lot of ice and for each add on like ice cream, cream tops, or sweeteners, expect the price to keep going up. I feel like it's definitely not worth it especially with the coffee and matcha scene here in vegas. I was actually invited to the friends and family soft opening, so there was practically no one there. I couldn't have expected so many people to travel all the way to vegas for an okay drink. I spent nearly $30 on two drinks when I spent less than $10 for the same thing at Hatoya in Japan- I don't really understand how the price translates so drastically? If you're a matcha fan and have the time and money, it's worth the try! But there are definitely other matcha places just down the road with better price points!

    Precise weighing
    Winston L.

    Hatoya's first US location is here in Las Vegas! A friend told us about it and we were excited to try it out. I ordered an original matcha latte with ice cream matcha. Watching the staff make the drinks is a flashback to me in the lab kitchen. Precisely weighing matcha and room temperature water on a scale. Mixing together until the matcha is the right consistency. The last step was adding the matcha to a cup with milk and ice. They do the final preparation in front of you - pouring the matcha into the cup. A perfect time to take a photo or video. This ranks among the best matcha drinks I have ever had in terms of matcha flavor. The ice cream matcha had far and away more matcha than other ice cream I've had. It's minimally sweetened, but it works since the matcha quality is so high. I am really glad I got "normal sweetness" on the latte which is two levels above the default of "no sugar" (the middle option is "light sweetness"). I think this "normal sweetness" is the equivalent of 30% sugar on most milk tea places. I wanted to buy some matcha powder in the store, but they were completely sold out. The staff told me that their products can me purchased online at https://8108global.com/ A bit shocked at how low of a Yelp rating this store has. It's possibly the sticker shock. The flagship beverage on their menu is a matcha latte with two add-ons which would costs $13.50 before tax ($8 + $4.50 + $1). If you are any fan at all of matcha, I would highly recommend Hatoya.

    Midori matcha latte
    Khanh-Chau M.

    I enjoyed my latte once I mixed in the matcha ice cream into the rest of my latte. The mochi parts were okay but I wouldn't say I'm crazy about mochi in general. Pretty unique and refreshing drink. I'm not sure about the matcha quality if I can comment on that, since I've never had it in Japan but was fine to me.

    Left: Matcha latte w/oatmilk, matcha ice cream, rice balls.  Right: Matcha w/salted cream top & matcha ice cream.
    Courtney O.

    The closest to tasting Japan, but in Vegas! Until we can physically get there, we would come here all the time but don't live here. Can you open one in San Diego? !!! Also everyone was so nice, customer service was lovely. The inside has a clean, natural Japanese aesthetic. Real matcha. Just how we like it. Of course it's going to be "grassier" because it's legit, made correctly (it's like a science) and not full of added syrups and sugars. Everything just tastes exactly like it should--no additives. We got 1 Matcha latte w/oatmilk, matcha ice cream, rice balls, and 1 Matcha w/salted cream top & matcha ice cream. FIRE!

    Real deal matcha
    Sabrina P.

    I am pretty new to the matcha game but the few that I've had have been really sweet and not that great. I heard this place is authentic as it gets. This place is originally from Kyoto, Japan so it has to be great. As soon as we walked in we were greeted with a smile and she explained the menu. We got the salted cream matcha, matcha shake with matcha whip cream and original matcha with raw cane sugar. You ask, were they good and the answer...Absolutely. Holy moly they were all really good. I was told that matcha should have an earthy or nutty flavors and should not be too sweet. Mine was earthy with just a hint of sweetness. It was perfect and what matcha should taste like. The process is so beautifully made. It really is an authentic experience.

    Menu April 2026
    Melanie N.

    The flavors and vibe are a copy and paste from Japan. But where I think they fall is the price point vs size. The promotional sundae matcha drink can rack up quickly to $11-14 if you get all the toppings in the picture. Then you get given a small drink. Drink size is technically perfect and reminiscent of Japan, but for the price it ends up feeling severely overpriced (also considering that the price of this same item in Japan would probably be a fraction of the price, making it more worth it) Service is friendly and helpful, they take the time to give you a good experience. Lots of parking available. I did go back when it was first opened in the first 2 months, not sure if the hype and line have died down but when I went the line wrapped around the side of the building, taking maybe 40-45min to get to the register. I would probably not come back since there's many other matcha options available where I could get a bit more volume for a less price, but still quality drink

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    Cathy C.

    Yelp Review 2026 #51: All these reviews with 3 stars and under with "I've been to the one in Japan" comments - in this day and age, who hasn't?!? LOL. That doesn't make anyone an expert or connoisseur! I've been to Japan multiple times. I love matcha. My favorite matcha cafe/ shop is in Uji. Hatoya in Tokyo is great too. And I'm simply happy we have Hatoya in Vegas. I'm paying for the convenience of getting good matcha without having to book a flight to Japan and flying for hours. I can just hop in my car and drive to Chinatown. It's asinine to expect the same menu items from Japan vs the Vegas menu. Good quality matcha doesn't require frou frou. It's best enjoyed in its simplest form. No distractions from cold foams and what not. I love that they stay true to Japanese matcha preparation. Made to order, whisking with a chasen by hand, temperature controlled, vibrant green matcha powder, earthy leafy taste, nothing rushed. Their menu is simple and that's a good thing. You start with a base drink (4 types of matcha, hojicha, black tea) or just finish with that and no additional stuff. You can add sweetener of your choice (simple syrup, brown sugar syrup, fruity syrup), shiratama dango (mochi balls), matcha cream, matcha/ hojicha ice cream. The space is small. Parking spaces limited. You're meant to take your drink to-go. The staff is nice and pleasant. If you're expecting to pay $6-8 for matcha, if you want your drink ready within 5 minutes, if you want a place to chill with your friends, if you want a cafe to read a book/ study/ rot for hours at - this is not the place for you. I want Hatoya to stay in Vegas for good so "experts", please don't ruin it for us.

    Denise D.

    E X P E R I E N C E Incredible. Interior was sooo clean. Well kept. So aesthetically pleasing. F O O D Original matcha latte: the mochi was hard - meh. The matcha flavor was SO STRONG. It was incredible. Theyre very generous w the matcha dose. The flavors were balanced well. The ice cream was so creamy and yummy. S E R V I C E Nick, the one at the register, provided very impressive service. He was passionate and knowledgeable about matcha and food. He didnt pressure me, just gave me recs as i asked. Conversation flowed comfortably. Natural, genuine at sales. He was attentive towards other customers as well. Edward and Ariel were also great! Kind. P R I C E Yes, pricey but its what you expect for high quality matcha

    Matcha latte
    Josh O.

    Parking: located in a strip mall with parking lot in front of restaurant Service: take out Ambiance: causal, cozy Food: a chain from Japan known for their matcha offerings. Hatoya has an earthy matcha on the less sweet side (my preference) and curate the experience by doing a pour in front of you. The picturesque drink complete with a scoop of their matcha ice cream and "mochi balls." A bit pricey, but for an upscale cafe experience.

    Alexis K.

    I know a lot of people have a lot of beef with this place only because of its price point, and I will agree that it definitely is on the pricier side for matcha. But it's one of those places where you pay for what you get. The quality of the matcha itself is one of the best I've ever had. I know it might not convince a lot of people who can just go down the street and get it for a lot cheaper, but the quality itself is on point! As for the staff, they seem very attentive when it comes to whisking the matcha and it's quite similar to what I experienced in Japan. They definitely take their time making these drinks and you can see that just by being there. On another note, the place is quite nice, aesthetically. Very grounded and earthy, just like matcha lol. However, I would not recommend this place for a casual hangout. It's quite small inside and it's more of a grab n' go.

    Located on Spring Mountain and Jones near Mala Town
    Marites D.

    Hatoya is an amazing matcha shop located on Spring Mountain and Jones near Mala Town. There's good parking. Grand opening was on March 27, 2026. Inside is a cozy atmosphere with a few seating and relaxing music playing awesome R&B. Menu offers a nice selection of matcha, latte, tea, hojicha, ice cream, shake, and pudding. I ordered Straight Matcha (Original Matcha, $6), super refreshing! Matcha is freshly made upon order. The owner Edward did a wonderful job demonstrating how matcha drink is prepared, he showed the process step-by-step, and it's a very nice presentation to see in action! Also tried Matcha Pudding ($5.50), absolutely delightful! It's a small cup with creamy milk pudding topped with delicious matcha, very light and not too sweet, I love it! They have Hojicha ice cream too! I tried Hojicha on the side (1 small scoop, $4.50), such a lovely sweetness, creamy smooth, and splendid! Service from Ariel, Edward, Sala, and Bea is very kind, welcoming, attentive, helpful, and friendly! I'm excited to try Joyo3 Matcha next, it's one of their biggest seller, and Matcha Latte with shiratama (sticky rice ball) and ice cream matcha sounds YUM!

    matcha latte
    Dani R.

    My friends have tried this in Japan and I was in town and excited to try it, the price is steep, total $8 for matcha. I think we got the midori matcha and the classic? I appreciate how you can tell the difference and that the drinks are not sweet, if you appreciate real matcha flavors notes you will like this. However if not then I'd get it with ice cream. I like how it's all hand whisked.

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