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    Mizu Matcha

    4.0 (52 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Matcha taro swirl cone
    Liz N.

    Love the matcha taro swirl. It's just enough caffeine for me. I tried the level 5 matcha and was very bitter. Level three and lower were good for someone like me with low tolerance to caffeine but loves matcha. Service was quick. If you need a lid ask for it in to go container, the lady didn't want to put it in a to go container for me when I asked for a lid since they don't have lids otherwise. Nice interior limited seating, it's on Newbury st to better to walk over after taking the t.

    Helen Z.

    A cute little cafe with not much seating that focuses on matcha and hojicha drinks and ice cream. I like that the matcha gelato comes in different strengths. Level 4 was definitely strong and earthy. My favorite was the hojicha soft serve. The hojicha latte and matcha parfait with warabimochi were also quite good and not too sweet. It is pricey here but the serving sizes are pretty generous for the parfait/soft serves.

    Matcha Creme Frappe, Matcha Brown Sugar Latte, Matcha Latte
    clara g.

    I love Mizu Matcha, some of the BEST matcha i've had in my entire life!! Me and my friends got 3 drinks and each one was exactly how we liked it!! The kiosks for ordering were very easy and the drinks came out fast. The ambiance is cute and it is in a little hidden cove where there's nice seating! Highly recommend and I will be going back when I go to Boston next!

    Matcha
    Brian L.

    I saw a lot of people outside this shop so decided to give it a try. Seems pretty standard in terms of matcha stores, but the difference here is you can choose the strength of matcha you want. I didn't order the ice cream, but was decently pleased with my drink and the quality of the matcha. Would come back to try out some of their ice cream.

    Jennifer T.

    Finally got around to trying out this spot. Inside, it's pretty small and not really ideal spend time in there. We ordered from the kiosk and didn't realize we could sample the levels before ordering. I got a 3 scoop gelato and a parfait and the total was pretty pricey for just 2 items. The matcha levels really did surprise me. The level 5 was super strong and bitter. Very grassy tasting. And even the level 3 was also really matcha forward as a warning to those who aren't used to matcha bitterness. Parfait was good and generous with the matcha soft serve. Overall a great addition to the area!

    Mia H.

    I didn't necessarily have high expectations for this place, but I was really let down. Walking into the matcha spot, it's very bright and clean. There's a kiosk that you can order at but because it's my first time, I wanted to try their gelato before buying. For one scoop and a cone, it was nearly $10. The gelato scoop was also tiny and couldn't even be seen under the cone (see photo). They didn't notify me that a cone was also an additional charge. The gelato itself was a good flavor but was very very thick--not quite like real gelato. Overall, I was disappointed and wouldn't recommend this spot for their gelato. (Maybe their drinks are better?)

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    Quincy M.

    Brand new matcha spot on Newbury Street! I came here with my girlfriend over the weekend to try it out and it was very busy. There was a line going outside and inside was super packed. It took us a while to get inside but once we did, we used the tablet to put our order in. Some people were ordering at the counter so that helped get people in and out. It took about 5 minutes to get our orders since there were several people in front of us. I got a matcha latte with strawberry and it tasted great! Though I wish it was mixed better but I guess that's something I could have done once I got the drink. I'll definitely come back to try their blended drinks and their ice cream. My only problem with this place is how busy it was. Of course that comes with being so new but I feel like they could have removed the seating area to make this more of an in and out type of place. There were just way too many people here at the time but hopefully that slows down in the next couple of months. Regardless, I highly recommend trying Mizu Matcha out! It's worth the wait!

    Double Gelato (Matcha level 3 and Black Sesame)
    Nikki N.

    I saw Mizu Matcha go viral on social media (specifically TikTok) so I decided to check it out before meeting a friend for dinner. It was slammed Monday afternoon so staff members were advising customers to use the self-serve kiosk ordering machine (mind you there's only one machine) and they were missing some menu options despite not having been sold out of the swirl matcha soft serve which was what I came for but settled for the double gelato scooping and honestly it was super disappointing, a little under $10 for skimpy scoops. Save your money, I'll be sticking to Kyo Matcha in Brookline.

    Black sesame, Taro, Matcha Level 3
    Alex L.

    Really strong flavors which I loved. Had ice cream and tried some levels of matcha. It seems like the general consensus is that level 3 is a perfect subtle sweetness and level 4 is good if you like a bit more bitterness. Black sesame also is good, and taro was flavorful but a bit too sweet in comparison. Would definitely come again! Kinda pricey since it's on Newbury though.

    Black sesame gelato
    Arielle N.

    Mizu Matcha was a quick stop for dessert, and while the staff seemed a bit aloof, the service itself was reasonably fast. There is seating both indoors and in a small outdoor area, which is nice if you want to linger for a bit. I know matcha is the star of the show here, but I opted for the black sesame gelato and it was fantastic. Rich and flavorful without being overly sweet, it struck the perfect balance and made for a great dessert.

    Double gelato (hojicha and level 3 matcha)
    Alyanna T.

    My partner and I got a matcha chocolate latte and double gelato (hojicha and level 3 matcha) - TASTE: 4/5 - we tried the level 2 (sweeter) and level 3 (hit the spot) before committing. Didn't taste the chocolate in my drink, but the matcha was still on point, along w the hojicha ice cream PRICE: 3/5 - total came to $18, uf! SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - satisfied us for a sweet treat, but heads up that the ice cream scoops are small SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 2pm on a Sunday, and it was busy as expected. Skipped the self-service kiosk line, ordered at the register, and it was ready in 10min ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - tight space, w maybe 5 seats, and minimal decor PARKING: 4/5 - got a metered street spot on Columbus Ave and walked over

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    Victoria C.

    A new matcha gelateria on Newbury Street that's bustling with people. I came here with a friend on a weekday afternoon and the place was full of people eating delicious treats. We didn't have to wait long to order and we got double scoops of taro & black sesame and hojicha & matcha level 3. I'm not super into matcha, so my favorites were the hojicha and black sesame. Each scoop is carefully weighted out so you know you're getting exactly what you paid for. There's 5 levels of matcha from bitter to sweeter. My friend liked the level 3 matcha but after eating the other flavors it was more bitter than the first bite. They have soft serve and drinks as well which I will definitely have to come back to try. Overall, a nice spot to check out while shopping on Newbury Street.

    Matcha hojicha soft serve, matcha gelato (level 3)
    Jennifer H.

    The line for Mizu Matcha went out the door, even in January when it was pretty chilly outside. Though you could order with a kiosk, we ordered with the cashier, who seemed to be pretty busy fielding questions about orders and scooping samples for people who wanted to prove that they could handle the strongest level of matcha gelato lol! We got a single scoop of the Level 3 matcha gelato, which was a great level of not-too-sweet, not-too-grassy or chalky. The gelato itself was smooth and creamy, though the scoop was pretty small for the price (but it is also Newbury Street, so expected). We also ordered a soft serve swirl of the hojicha and matcha flavors. I would stick with the gelato next time because the soft serve was not too sweet and quite creamy, but the tea flavor was just not as present as I wanted it to be.

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    Solid egg tarts, but remember to bring cash because there's a minimum for credit card. Can never go…read morewrong. I've never tried any of their other items though I would assume they are reliable and delicious as well.

    The Chinese name is "Juxiang Mianbao Fang聚香麵包坊". It had the taste of an old-fashioned bakery and…read morewas very cost-effective. Portuguese Egg Tart葡撻: The shop keeps the egg tarts in a warming box, which is very thoughtful. I've always preferred the cookie crust of old-fashioned Hongkongese egg tarts; they don't crumble or feel sticky in your throat. The custard filling looked a bit overbaked on the surface, but it was still smooth and creamy inside. The milk and egg flavors were qualified, and it was not too sweet. While not particularly amazing, it definitely deserved 4 stars, especially for a Cantonese person like me who hasn't had egg tarts in a long time. Hongkongese Egg Tart蛋撻: The crust is the same as the Portuguese egg tart, but the custard filling seems a bit more diluted, with a lighter milk flavor and a stronger egg flavor. People who aren't used to it might find it a bit eggy. I still prefer the former. Custard Bread奶黃包: Recommended by the owner, and it was definitely the best thing there! I ate it the next morning, but the bread was still soft, and the crust wasn't dry. The custard filling was generous, sweet, creamy, moist, and had a slightly grainy texture. Sausage Bread腸仔包: The seasoning was quite interesting, with a hint of wasabi (?). However, the sausage itself was just average, with a slightly starchy texture. Breads generally cost $2-4 each, and here four items were only $8+, enough to last me all day Important Reminder: Cash only for orders of $10 or less.

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    Came to Boston for a work trip and really wanted to eat something light and healthier. I loved it…read moreso much I came back twice! I came during lunchtime on a Monday. It was adequately busy but still had seats open. The lunch menu is very affordable! If you can, I'd highly recommend going for lunch instead of dinner. Service was really quick! Received my meal in like 5-7 mins after ordering. Fish was super fresh and I really liked the different textures in the Hoseki Don. I also added in negitoro. They gave me a big clump of it! The second time I went back, I ordered take out so I could eat it at the airport for dinner. I ordered the Sake Maguro Hamachi don, added ikura and negitoro. Again, so impressed with the quality of the fish and the size of it. They didn't skimp out and really enjoyed the thickness of the sashimi despite it only being 3 pieces. It was a very satiating bowl. Cant wait to come back next time again!

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    3.8
    (151 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    I'm quite curious about the relationship between the three bakeries in Chinatown…read more(Corner/Top/Taiwan). Although their names seem to have nothing to do with each other, they share paper bags and some products. Are they sister shops run by the same team? Egg Tart蛋撻: Since there was no insulated box, it was cold, which is a shame compared to Corner Cafe. The egg and milk aromas were masked, but there was a slight eggy smell. Portuguese Egg Tart葡撻: Although it was also cold, I preferred the baking. It had a thin crust, and the filling was still smooth and delicate, with a richer egg, milk, and sweet flavor. Butter Bun奶香包: The best product, but I forgot to take a picture... I unexpectedly encountered "Little Swell bread微波麵包," something that has disappeared in China for a long time. It was exactly the soft and moist texture I remembered, and the milk, butter, and salt flavors were even stronger.

    Solid bakery in Boston's Chinatown. Would rate it a 3.5. Everything is individually packaged so…read moreit's nice being able to try a selection of pastries. They've gotten expensive over the years (now it's about $4-5 for a bun) and the quality can be hit or miss. Some things are fantastic such as their milk bread loaves or taro buns. Other items are just okay such as their raisin coconut bread & bolo baos. Those tend to be dry & flavorless. Like many other Chinatown businesses they require a $10 minimum to pay with card, so definitely more convenient to bring cash.

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