"Delicious matcha and Vietnamese coffee shop! Ordered the earl grey matcha and would give that about a 6/10. Honestly should’ve gotten the double matcha instead from reviews but I’ll try it next time, probably wouldn’t recommend the earl grey though. The quality of matcha was amazing but just didn’t like the tea taste much. Usually don’t like coffee but the pistachio 54 was BEYOND amazing! It was just perfectly salty and sweet omg please try it! Would absolutely come here again. So so busy so be prepared for a line to order (about 15 mins) but staff prepares orders fast! Service is really nice and inside has lots of seating. Free large parking lot as well."

"This is a fantastic spot for anyone who loves creative matcha drinks. While I have a different favorite for a traditional 'pure' matcha, this place wins on variety and unique combinations. The atmosphere is wonderful, though be prepared for a crowd... it’s very popular! Pro tip: Parking is extremely difficult; unless you get lucky with a spot right away, give yourself extra time. Overall, I totally recommend it for the menu depth and the vibe."

"Be prepared to wait in a pretty long line outside the building - the only ordering option is a wall mounted kiosk right inside the entry (Side note: There are additional drink options available on the kiosk not shown on the physical menu). The Vietnamese coffee is really good, as is the quality of the matcha. I’d say both are a tier below Saigon and Matcha Cafe Maiko, but it’s nice to have the variety in a single location. Most of the drinks have a flavored foam topper, with the base option of Vietnamese coffee, matcha or espresso. Come try it out, definitely worth a visit."

"I really enjoyed the blueberry 30. Really enjoyed the cream top that is flavored instead of other places that do purées. There is also decent amount of seating, which is good for studying/doing work, but is usually pretty packed. Super cute christmas decor tho 😋"

"Great matcha place to try out in the SD area, just be prepared for wait times during peak. Not a lot of seating either, so be ready to test your luck if you’re going in and looking for a table. I definitely think this place is worth the try, but I still prefer Matcha Maiko down the street because I think they have richer matcha flavor. But that’s purely just personal preference!"