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    Tadaima

    4.8 (91 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Yuzu cupcake & vegan banana something cookie - both so delish!
    Sandra S.

    That seasonal lavender latte was amaaaazing! I just recently tried it & it was so fragrant (you smell & taste the lavendar & coffee), delicious, and soothing. Excellent! My sister tried the cold brew and she said it was one of the best cold brew she had in a while! It was very smooth, not acidic, fragrant. Also ate the yuzu cupcake again (which was always so soft and delicious) & tried the vegan banana something cookie (we were shocked how delicious it was). God bless the staff at tadaima! They always serve high quality things.

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    Friendly staff Convenient location at industry city and Japan village [[HIGHLIGHT]]Lovely Kyoto-style store front and cute interior design[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Natalie H.

    This was tricky to find. There was a bit of a line on the weekend, but it moved quickly. They often sell out of pastries.

    Xue Lin L.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Very cute Japanese cafe, tucked down a quiet hallway in industry city.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Please respect the sign outside which says maximum of 3 people in line inside at a time. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior is very cozy and quiet.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The lavender matcha latte here is very good, hint of sweetness and strong lavender flavor. They are also generous with the matcha scoops. The chai latte was good, but not great. To be fair, I don't think any chai that I've tried from a cafe has been better than one from an Indian restaurant. I definitely recommend trying the pastries. We got a yuzu muffin cake and it the citrus flavor complimented the butteriness of the cake.

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    Sylvia C.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]A cozy cute Japanese cafe.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Tatiana means "I'm home." [[HIGHLIGHT]]It can only seat 3-4 people however you can grab drinks and little baked goods to go.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They have specialty drinks, like Mizu-Dashi slow drip coffee (takes 8 hours drop by drop to slow drip a Japanese style cold brew). They also serve Hojicha latte, black sesame latte, matcha, iced teas, and a variety of other drinks.

    Chelle L.

    Came here early afternoon and there was just a few people ahead of me. Got the hojicha latte and salted hojicha chocolate cookie. The latte was good as was the cookie. However I do wish the cookie was bigger for the price and more evenly salted. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is limited seating inside by the windows.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The decor is very cozy and warm.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Ting Z.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Really cute cafe with great pastries and drinks.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Matcha here is high quality and very authentic, tastes just like the matcha I got in Japan (I'm not the biggest fan of matcha but for those of you who are, would def recommend!). I ordered the hojicha latte (something new, my first time trying it), which was the perfect sweetness and paired really well with all the pastries. Had a difficult time ranking the baked goods, they were all very good in their own way, but I think I liked this cherry custard croissant-like pastry best (forget what it was called). We also tried the yuzu cake (tons of yuzu flavor!), coffee donut (espresso flavor again super strong), and hojicha-chocolate chip cookie (a solid cookie for sure). [[HIGHLIGHT]]Limited seating inside, prob sits like 6 max.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Tanya M.

    This place is an experience. From waiting in the line outside to finally being able to go inside. You are greeted so warmly when you enter and your drinks are made with such attention and love. Hands down the best lemonade I've ever had and their matcha was top quality too. The pastries are delicate and delicious. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Such a beautiful little space and I'd definitely stand on line for however long for that lemonade![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Get two!

    Jenn C.

    Food: This cafe has various pastries including cookies, scones, cake, and more. For drinks m, they offer a variety of coffees, lattes, and hot chocolates. Many of the pastries and drinks are Asian flavors including black sesame, hojicha, and chestnut. I tried the hojicha latte which was excellent. The pastries are good; I would recommend the earl grey madeline. Some of the cookies were too sweet for my preference, but overall very delicious baked goods. Service: Service was excellent; the staff are Japanese. They were friendly and very customer-focused. Customer service here is the same as you would expect in Japan. Ambiance: This is a small cafe tucked away on the second floor of Industry City in Building 5. Being in this cafe reminds me of being in Japan. Everything is very neat and simplistic. There are about five seats available in the cafe; space is tight and intimate. They have a lot of merchandise for sale including bags of teas, coffees, granola, and other cute trinkets. Overall, I would highly recommend this cafe!

    black sesame latte
    Amanda W.

    Black sesame latte is so yummy!!!! This little shop was inside industry city japan village. A little bit hard to find but my friend found it accidentally once so she guided us through. The place only seats probably 4, tiny tables and chairs but it wasn't sat with people so my friend and I sat down comfortably. The cookies were pretty and they have matcha.

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    Caroline C.

    This coffee shop has a magical vibe, tucked away on the second floor. The wood-tone decor and Japanese-style accents create a calm, inviting space. Their pastries look like art pieces, and I devoured the yuzu cupcake and Earl Grey madeleine in a flash. They also have a seasonal drink--for December, it's the chestnut latte, which is delightful. I only wish I lived closer so I could come here every day!

    Chestnut hojicha latte (seasonal)
    Michelle F.

    I've actually tried to come before but they were closed by the time I got there because I got lost haha so was very excited to finally try!! It's tucked away on the second floor in building 5 - you'll see a bunch of other cute shops and taidama is in this hallway! The inside is super small, so there might be a line. They have a lot of delicious Japanese inspired baked goods and drinks! My friends and I got the caramelized onion cheese scone, maple fig walnut scone, yuzu lemon cake, and vegan carrot cake! My favorite was the caramelized onion cheese scone! I also ordered the seasonal chestnut hojicha latte with oat milk which was delicious! The roasted notes in the hojicha paired well with the chestnut! Definitely want to come back and try their matcha and some other desserts!!

    Olivia N.

    Overall rating: 4.9 What a hidden gem! The lattes are obout $10 but the size makes it worth it. I love this place so much!! [[HIGHLIGHT]]I wish it was open just a tad later[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] but the coffee is so good. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place is really tiny and there's a sign that says it can only allow for 3-5 people.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] But it's so worth it! It is soo soo good!

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    Lovely Japanese cafe. Delicious pastries. It feels like walking into Japan. Highly recommended!

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    unique flavors combinations! Love the rosemary scone and yuzu croissant. Will definitely come back to try other pastries as well.

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    Everything we tried (especially the hojicha chestnut pound cake) was excellent and we received attentive service.

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    sparkling yuzu + drip coffee + banana cake = life is good here for a summer afternoon

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