Service was exceptional. Very knowledgeable in answering all my questions about matcha. Picked up some tips on making my own at home. The place is small but cozy with typical Japanese zen vibe as soon as you step inside & immediately greeted with friendly smiles which I truly appreciate. The midori matcha drink is so smooth and premium in flavor. Not at all bitter. The fresh strawberry smash gave it a nice freshness & subtle sweetness to the already strong flavor of earthy, creamy & nutty matcha tea. read more

Hatoya - Midori matcha - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I didn't get to try Hatoya when I visited Japan, so I was stoked that their first ever location in the US opened here in Vegas! I ordered the midori matcha which was the second-most expensive one on the menu. But, I also added the shiratama rice balls and matcha ice cream which brought my total to $17!! We went an hour before closing on a Sunday, so it wasn't too crowded inside, but there was still a bit of a wait. It is cool to see the staff mix the matcha in front of us, and they even encourage the customers to film the matcha pour over the milk. There are other shops for a quick matcha fix, but I'll come back here when I'm in the area and want to treat myself with good quality matcha and toppings. read more

Hatoya - midori matcha with matcha ice cream and shiratama rice balls - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Quality matcha, but the overall purchase experience - especially at this price point - made it not worthwhile. And seriously, do NOT order the salted black tea latte. IMO Hatoya could have a hard time competing with other matcha shops around town once the hype dies down, unless changes are made... Visited on 3/29/2026 (first weekend of their grand opening). There were already about 30 people in line right at the 10am opening, and I waited close to an hour just to get inside. Once in, the space is nice and quaint--but the process is unnecessarily confusing. You're first assigned a seat to look at the menu, then asked to move seats as the line progresses to order, and then back to standing or sitting again while waiting for drinks. It feels like playing musical chairs, and it's neither relaxing nor intuitive. The presentation tables are the centerpiece, with four baristas constantly preparing matcha. However, there's no real interaction or explanation--only when your number is called do they assemble your drink in front of you by pouring tea or matcha over ice. If the goal is to showcase the craft, it would make more sense to present the full process rather than just quick, Instagram-style pour shots. The atmosphere also feels rushed. People seem pressured to grab their drinks and leave immediately, likely because the shop keeps feeding more customers inside. It creates a strange, almost uncomfortable experience. If entry is this controlled, it might work better as a reservation-based experience. Otherwise, they should consider a fast lane for to-go orders. Not everyone wants the "show"--some just want a good drink without the added wait and complexity. On the positive side, the matcha itself is solid. However, the salted black tea latte was a complete miss. It was essentially a small amount of tea over ice topped with an overwhelming amount of salted cream--easily three times the tea. It tasted like drinking a cup of cream. I'm honestly not sure if they've tested this drink themselves. read more

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Very clean inside and clean bathrooms. Not as spacious but very narrow. Seating is not chairs and tables but long against-wall seating with small stools for tables. Definitely for Yelp & the Gram where servers ask if you want to record them making your matcha, haha! Ordered original matcha latte with whole milk. It wasn't overly strong matcha but not sweet. Next time I would ask for it to be sweeter. Caution - the area and parking lot is a bit sketchy and I went daytime at 2pm. read more

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During my quick trip to Vegas, I decided to try Hatoya. Since it was our second matcha consumption that day, my bf and I decided to share the Midori matcha latte, which cost almost $12. Extremely expensive given how much ice was placed in the cup prior to staff asking if I wanted to film them pouring the matcha into the cup. The drink itself was just okay. The staff was friendly and welcoming and luckily, it was pretty empty when we walked in. Don't think it's worth the visit in my opinion. read more

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Omg this place is so good. I came back twice and will visit every time I'm in town. Matcha is addicting! We got there right when they opened to avoid any lines. The menu is straight forward with 4 types of matcha (original, roasted, midori, joyo3). You can have it straight up or latte style. It comes unsweetened with raw cane sugar syrup as default at no charge. Anything else is extra like brown sugar or fruit syrups. You can also add toppings like ice cream, matcha whip cream or sticky rice balls. After you make your purchase at the first registered, the next table over is where they make your drink. They have it down to a science like in a lab. It's IG worthy when they pour. The first time, I got roasted matcha latte with brown sugar and espuma whip cream. This was so creamy, roasty, and rich. Sadly I finished within a few sips due to the amount of ice the cup. Second time I tried the original latte. This was more earthy, grassy, bold like your typical matcha. Next time I'll get it straight up. If you're a matcha fan, definitely try this place out. It's their first and only US location. read more

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This was such a cute cafe with very minimal seating but is very aesthetic. The drinks are much pricier so you are definitely paying for the quality since the baristas hand whisk and make the cream top on the spot for each order. However, I wouldn't get this again but because it was so pricy. The drinks were amazing, the midori match wasn't bitter, and the coconut matcha had the perfect ratio. But, the matcha icecream was too icy and wasn't smooth. read more

Hatoya - coconut matcha, midori matcha latte with matcha icecream and mochi - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Matcha lovers, this spot is legit. Yesterday afternoon, the Hubby and I finally checked out Hatoya in Spring Valley! The whole setup is so modern, zen and peaceful. From the individual ceremonial stations, stone seating, down to the super cool neon matcha-in-a-cup decor, I really enjoyed the ambiance. Watching the entire ritual in person was such an experience. They whisked the ceremonial Uji matcha right in front of us and invited us to record! That alone was a plus! I had the Matcha Latte with Salted Cream Foam and the Hubby had a Matcha Float with a cute ball of matcha ice cream on the side. That rich umami flavor in every sip, OMG! 10/10 recommendation for a Sunday matcha date. read more

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This is my first visit to Hatoya. To preface, I love my matcha drinks and make my own at home as well, so I was excited to see how this place was. I came in with the expectation that the drinks will not be too sweet and more tea-forward. Service (5/5): The staff were friendly and helpful. We asked about the different matcha types they carry and their recommendations. You get to see your drink being made from start to finish which is a nice touch. There was a small corner where merchandise and matcha powder is sold as well. Ambiance (3/5): The shop itself was small, and monochrome themed. It was a little too dark for my liking, but there's a tiny seating area for those that want to sit and enjoy their drink (not so much for studying or anything like that). Food/Drink (3/5): We opted to get their signature matcha latte with ice cream and mochi balls, lightly sweetened with rock cane sugar. The matcha was smooth and not grainy at all. The flavor was slightly nutty and full bodied. The ice cream flavor was bold but not very creamy. To my surprise, the mochi balls were a little on the denser side, and lacked flavor. Even with these elements together, the whole drink felt 1 note. There wasn't any particular component that stuck out to me. Even with light sweetness, it didn't show through. Like others have mentioned, the price is on the higher side. This drink was around $14 because everything is an add-on. Overall (3.5/5): It was worth a first try. The matcha is definitely made with premium ingredients and the staff were hospitable. However, considering all the points above, I personally prefer other matcha places in town. read more

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I can see why this is a popular matcha spot in Vegas! Definitely a little on the pricey side with all the extra toppings but I wanted to get the full experience haha. I think without all the toppings it's just as good. The ice cream made the matcha flavor deeper. I think the rice balls can be skipped though. It didn't have much flavor and the texture wasn't as chewy as expected. However, if you're a fan of matcha for its rich, earthy taste rather than sweetness, I 100% recommend. read more

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Let me start by saying that if you want the classic matcha with the matcha ice cream on top and the rice mochi balls, expect to pay around $20 for the drink. The quality of the matcha was good, and you can tell they use high-quality ingredients. Personally, I wish it had been a little sweeter. I asked for extra sweetener after they made my drink, but it still wasn't quite sweet enough for my taste. That said, I do tend to prefer sweeter drinks. I think it's worth checking out, especially since it's the first U.S. location. If you've been to Japan, I'd say it's pretty similar to what you get there. Overall, I'd consider it more of a one-time experience just to try it. read more

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They're so cute, they asked if I wanted to record them pouring the matcha! How can I say no? They make it right in front of you, I loved that. It was so cool to watch. They were very friendly and respectful, they interacted well with my It's so elegant and clean inside! I only ordered one drink to try today, and I loved it! Definitely one of my favorite matcha spots now, can't wait to try more read more

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Came with a friend and we got their roasted matcha and regular matcha. We got explained the different types and taste. I really enjoyed the matcha taste and flavor was definitely very strong. It is on the pricier side, but definitely worth it if you love matcha! The inside was a chill shop with a couple tables and benches. read more

Hatoya - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

For a cafe that specializes in premium matcha the drink falls short of all expectations, especially at its price point. We got the Joyo3 and the taste was flat, no strong matcha notes. Feels like a gimmick when asked if we wanted to take a picture of the matcha pour. For $13 there are plenty of places you can go to where the matcha will have 1) better taste 2) bigger portion size 3) better priced and value. Do yourself a favor and skip this - for the owners of this establishment - please reevaluate what you are serving and how this compares to the surrounding competition. read more

Hatoya - This small cup is $13+ topping and $1brown sugar substitute - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Hatoya is yet another matcha spot in town! It is located near Chinatown in a smaller plaza with decent parking. We were greeted once we walked in. They have menus on the counter and a small seating area. They have a variety of drinks and topping options. My daughter ordered an original matcha latte and added strawberry syrup, I ordered a hojicha latte with cane sugar. All drinks come unsweetened with cane sugar or brown sugar available for sweeteners. Once your number is called you go to the counter and they ask if you want to record the pour. We both liked our drinks, Next time I won't add any sweetener but it was still ok. Staff is friendly. They asked us how we were liking our drinks. A lot of people came in as it seems to be very popular. Will come back again to try more drinks! read more

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I was so excited to try this famous matcha café! My friend highly recommended it after trying the location in Japan. Who knew that there was another one in Vegas, of all places? When I arrived, there was already a line out the door, which wrapped around the corner. However, it was still fairly easy to find parking. I quickly got in line and waited, though I cannot remember for how long. I think it was also extra crowded because it was the weekend that BTS was here for a concert, so it probably isn't usually like this. While standing in line, we got to review the menu and ask questions to this worker who was managing the line. He regulated the number of people inside the store, which I actually appreciated because it made the inside feel less crowded/stuffy. It was a little confusing to order, but the cashier lady was super kind and helpful in guiding me through the menu. I ended up ordering the Joyo3 matcha because it was supposedly the highest grade of matcha that they had here (and it was definitely the most expensive). I paid about $13. The experience itself is really cool because you get to watch the workers measure out the matcha, whisk it in a specific way, and pour it right in front of your eyes. It's perfect for a filming opportunity. Everything in the store was very aesthetically pleasing; however, it is more of a grab-and-go type of spot; you're not really sitting and enjoying your matcha there. There's not enough space in the store, nor are there real tables. Unfortunately, my drink was a real letdown--and I don't say that lightly. I was so, so excited to try Hatoya (I dragged my whole family here), so imagine my disappointment when I took my first sip and grimaced. I get that it's high-quality, ceremonial-grade matcha, but it was just so bitter...like it could have benefited from some simple syrup. I think perhaps a latte would have been a better option. But sweetness aside, the matcha itself was just very hard to drink, almost rough. That being said, this is more of a reflection of my own lack of expertise with different strains of matcha. Regardless, all I know is that I paid a lot of money for a drink that I could not even finish half of. So all in all, I guess I was just very disappointed with my drink, however, I did enjoy everything else about my experience here. It might be very authentic matcha, but I just sadly could not appreciate it to its fullest... read more

Hatoya - joyo3 matcha - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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. read more

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Visited on a weekday and it was not busy at all. I ordered the hojicha latte with hojicha ice cream on the side, and mochi balls. The presentation was fantastic, and the hojicha mixture was poured right in front of me. I really enjoyed my drink and ordered it with less syrup. Ice cream had a deep hojicha flavor, which is hard to find elsewhere. My only criticism would be that the mochi balls were hard. Not chewy or soft at all. Only stool seating and no tables, so it's more of a grab and go spot than a place to hang out and enjoy your order. read more

Hatoya - Hojicha latte with mochi balls and hojicha ice cream - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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. read more

Hatoya - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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! read more

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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. read more

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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! read more

Hatoya - Left: Matcha latte w/oatmilk, matcha ice cream, rice balls. Right: Matcha w/salted cream top & matcha ice cream. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Posting this after visiting about a month ago, so not sure if things have changed. Service was good, the cashier answered my questions about the differences in matcha and I did appreciate seeing the matcha made. I did think it was difficult after as I had to cap the drinks myself in an already crowded area. Thought the matcha tasted fine, not anything extraordinary. But is Pricey! Especially for the size and after adding toppings like the rice balls (which I enjoyed more than the drink ngl) . Another thing is that they have fruit syrup, strawberry when I went, but will not add it to the drink for you. They said they can only offer it on the side. As they dont want to "mess with the matcha receipes". Which is kind of weird. Then why is fruit syrup a topping option, if it will mess with your matcha? Worth a try but overall may not come back often read more

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. read more

Hatoya - Real deal matcha - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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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 read more

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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 read more

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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. read more

Hatoya - Matcha latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The matcha itself is great, strong, bold. It was also nice that you got to select the flavor profile you wanted. However, the wait is a bit long especially in the heat and the price is a bit steep, especially if you do any add-ons. Worth trying at least once but maybe not a treat every so often. read more

Hatoya - Matcha ice cream on the side with a latte and salted cream on top. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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. read more

Hatoya - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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! read more

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A little hidden gem that reminds me of Japan. The experience starts the moment you step into the shop. Personalized service from explaining various premium matcha they import from Japan to the match ceremony for each hand crafted drinks. I'll definitely come back for more whenever I'm craving matcha. read more

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For matcha lovers, it's exciting to see this popular matcha brand from Kyoto, Japan open its first location in the U.S.. It's located on the corner of a little shopping plaza in Chinatown. They've only been open about a month and apparently the line can get long but it was pleasantly not busy on a Sunday afternoon. The inside is small with just a few tables. It's set up so you can watch them whisking the matcha drinks right in front of you. They take their time making the drinks and answering questions while taking orders, so I can see why a line can form sometimes. I tried an Iced Original Matcha Latte ($8) with strawberry puree ($1.50). I was tempted to add a scoop of matcha ice cream but I couldn't bring myself to pay almost $15 for a latte. My drink was well made though and the matcha flavor really shined. The strawberry syrup is made fresh in-house and is more of a puree. It added a nice sweetness but I would've liked the flavor to come through a little bit more. If you're wanting an authentic matcha experience without having to go to Japan, this is your spot. read more

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So many mixed reviews from this place wasn't sure what to expect I remember seeing in there opening they had line out the door in Vegas heat nothing is worth that . Me and my friend went on weekday no crowds I got the joy3 matcha latte $13 and my friend got midori $11 . Yes this is actual matcha not super sweet subtle and matcha was smooth and flavorful! I could tell the slight difference between mine and my friend. Only authentic place in Vegas (I still love my sweet matcha from other places sometimes) definitely a one time tho I would go back to try the the original $8 or roasted matcha $9 also workers were sooooo nice service was great o really did went the place space was small but I would go back for there less expensive options read more

Hatoya - Joy3 and midori - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Great little spot to grab matcha drink! Last time I ordered their most popular original matcha latte. This time around I ordered the Hojicha latte this time. Really good depth in flavor. Really reminds me of how they make it in Japan when we went. The place is a bit tight, but service went by fast. I like how when they call you up they ask if you'd like to record hehe read more

Hatoya - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I have been here three times and can confidently say this is the best matcha spot in town for an authentic matcha experience. Hatoya brought their high quality matcha to Las Vegas and have kept the experience unapologetically Japanese. Do not expect sweet matcha here, they want you to enjoy the actual matcha flavor versus syrups and sauces. If you do like it sweet they have house made syrups, I recommend brown sugar or strawberry. They have tiers of matcha ranging from a $7 or $8 latte I believe up to a $13 Joyo matcha which has an umami flavor. I think the staff does a great job making sure you have a full experience where you learn something new which helps that higher price point feel justified lol The vibe inside is pretty standard, nothing crazy unique. I do think it's the best how ever I wouldn't be able to make it My go to with how busy it is. I do highly recommend trying it once to see what the hype is about if you like matcha. read more

Hatoya - I did the second tier $11 matcha and added strawberry - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

My best friend and I came back to this cafe to try the hojicha and ice cream topping. At around 3pm on Sunday afternoon, there was no queue at all. It seemed like the hype had come to an end. Joyo3 Matcha Latte with Matcha Ice Cream | According to the barista 4 grams of matcha powder were used for this latte, which was evident. We chose the regular milk option for our latte this time. We believe that oatmilk enhances the nuttier flavor, but regular milk was alright as well. ~Matcha Ice Cream | The matcha flavor was average. The texture of ice cream was disappointing. It was icy and slushy instead of smooth and creamy, not worth $4.50! Hojicha Latte | It had that usual a toasty flavor and not grainy compared to similar establishments. It had the same taste as any other hojicha, just average. Price: Although the price was higher than the average matcha place, the quality was not significantly inferior. We spent $47 for 3 drinks LOL! Service: Since there was no line and it was not busy, the employee who took orders had more time to recommend types of milk, describe matcha/hojicha, and let guests smell the powder. Parking: Plenty in the parking lot. read more

Hatoya - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Solid spot for matcha! They had a menu breakdown for each tier of matcha and how each flavor profile tasted. I was recommended the midori matcha that had almost zero bitterness, a decent roast, and a great amount of umami. The matcha tasted very pure, almost as f unfiltered with anything and the latte that I had wasn't too milky, the milk was neither underwhelming nor overwhelming. The cool thing about this spot is they carefully measure and weigh the amount of matcha in each drink including the milk that is put in, if the ratio is off, they will make an entirely new batch if it didn't taste right or the parts to matcha and liquids weren't correct. All in all, great spot and I would definitely come back to try all the other drinks! read more

4.2.26 - been seeing this new spot on IG since their soft/grand opening end of March and wanted to try it so my cousin and I went after lunch. There was a bit of a line but it wasn't too bad. When you get in, there is someone directing you to have a seat, then go up to order when it's your turn. I already knew this place was going to be expensive after looking up the menu and reading reviews beforehand but still wanted to give it a try. We were going to go with the Original Matcha Lattes but both ended up switching to the Salted Matcha Latte ($7) instead. Added a scoop of matcha ice cream ($4.5) to each cup. After ordering, they give you a number and you go sit down again. Then when your drinks are next, they call your number to come up and let you record the process of them making your drink. Most likely the cause of the wait time and lines. Everyone here is so friendly and polite. Spent $24.93 on 2 drinks! Yikes! Matcha for sure was good quality. Salted matcha does not have milk in it. I should've went with my first choice. This one wasn't bad though. We just mixed in the salted cream and ice cream. Delicious but expensive! read more

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Since it's a new location in the US, expect a long wait in the blistering heat. Line moved painfully slow but once you're inside, the excitement will hit. The hojicha tastes straight from Japan as is expected when you're paying close to $10 for one drink. The matcha is also very good and earthy. It is a smaller cafe with less seating. Overall, the drinks are good but does it justify the price? Only if you're used to $10 drinks. I wouldn't wait in an hour line in 100 degree weather for this but I would get it again. read more

Hatoya - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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The quality of matcha is amazing! The hojicha is also very good! The cup size is small, but if you ever made your own matcha it makes a lot of sense. Smaller cups bring out the flavor of the matcha. It doesn't come sweetened, so you must add sugar. It's not super sweet like other places. It is a bit pricey at $7 a cup. We came in on the Saturday after grand opening and waited about 45 minutes. I would recommend to try it if you're a matcha/hojicha connoisseur. The service is great. Employees are kind and working as fast as they can to get the drinks out. Ambiance inside is modern and attractive. Never been to a matcha shop where the front is just them hand-mixing matcha in front of you. read more

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