Capoon Matcha Factory is a matcha specialty cafe that features a stone mill to grind fresh matcha for drinks and sweets year-round. They focus on the true deliciousness of matcha by carefully selecting tea leaves, blending them, and grinding them with a stone mill. Here are some key points and charming aspects of the cafe: Key points: - On weekends at 1 pm, the cafe was 70% full and we were seated right away. The front area receives natural light, but it can get a bit warm due to the strong sunlight. - Payment options include cash, credit cards, transportation IC cards, and PayPay. - They blend matcha from Yame, Fukuoka, including Okumidori, Gokou, Okuyutaka, and Kirari. - The new menu item, Mascarpone Toast, was already sold out when we visited. - Matcha products are also available for purchase next to the register. Charming aspects: - Near the entrance, there is a stone mill for grinding matcha, which was made by a machinery shop in Kyoto. - Matcha Roll Cake for ¥600: The matcha sauce is rich, sweet, and gooey, and the cream inside the matcha is flavorful. The cake itself is moist, sweet, fluffy, and soft. The bitterness of the matcha powder allows for different flavor experiences. - Mango Matcha Frappe for ¥700 (set for ¥650): A new delicious item where mango and matcha surprisingly complement each other. Store information: - Official Instagram: @cafecapoon - Address: 2-33-2 Kichijoji Honcho, Musashino City, Tokyo - Phone: Not available - Closed on: No regular holidays - Opening hours: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM

I visited the restaurant around 3:30 pm on a weekday. It is located about a 3-minute walk to the left from the north exit of Kichijoji Station, on the middle street. The place next to Petit Village is where you can find the restaurant. The interior was full, mostly with women in their early 20s. Upon entering, you order and pay on the left side, and there is a seating area for pairs on the right side. There are two people, a man and a woman, in the kitchen. I ordered a rich matcha mille-feuille for 550 yen and a lightly sweetened matcha latte for 550 yen. Many customers also opt for takeout. I will definitely be coming back.

For matcha lovers, this place is a must-visit! Located a 9-minute walk from Kichijoji Station in Tokyo, they offer matcha pudding for ¥550 and freshly ground matcha latte for ¥570. I visited around 6 p.m. on a weekday and the popular roll cake and cheesecake were already sold out... I ended up trying the only remaining pudding, and it was so delicious! The creamy texture on top paired perfectly with the matcha flavor. The matcha wasn't too bitter, so it should be well-received by everyone! Despite that, the matcha taste and aroma were strong, making it quite high-quality. The matcha latte was slightly less sweet but still tasty! I can't wait to try a different dessert next time. Highly recommended for matcha lovers!

I almost passed by this stylish clothing store, cafe, and restaurant-lined street corner in Kichijoji. The shop wasn't very spacious, so some people ended up giving up and leaving. However, the turnover seemed fast! I visited around 1:30 pm and there were only about 4 tables available. I ordered the matcha cheesecake, matcha sundae, and dirty matcha latte. They were all rich in matcha flavor and aroma, perfect for matcha lovers! The dirty matcha latte had a great combination of espresso and matcha, and was very delicious! I would love to try their roll cake next time if I have the chance!

I ordered the matcha roll cake set at this shop because I wanted to enjoy matcha. The sweetness was just right, and the taste of the matcha sauce was deep and delicious. However, the seating was quite cramped, and I didn't feel relaxed...

I visited GW before noon. There were two groups of customers inside the shop. I originally planned to get a matcha latte for takeout because I thought it would be crowded, but since there were seats available, I decided to have it inside. I ordered a set with roll cake (set drink: matcha latte), a set with pudding (set drink: matcha latte), a set with cheesecake (set drink: dirty matcha latte), and a matcha float for 800 yen. Everything was delicious. However, I thought the prices were a bit high for just tea time usage.

I went on a Sunday afternoon. I thought it might be crowded since it's Sunday, but surprisingly there were empty seats because not many people come for sweets only at lunchtime. I had the matcha cheesecake which was delicious. I found it very convenient that you can choose the sweetness level of the matcha latte. For those who don't like sweet things, I think opting for a less sweet matcha latte and matcha cheesecake combination would be easy to eat.

I found out there is a matcha specialty store in Kichijoji and decided to visit. I ordered the matcha roll cake with matcha latte set. The matcha latte was not too sweet, with just the right balance of milk sweetness and matcha bitterness and flavor, making it a soothing taste. The roll cake had plenty of matcha cream, with a perfect amount of sweetness and matcha aroma, making it very delicious. I thought I would like to come back to eat it again. They also had matcha pudding and matcha cheesecake, but the matcha cheesecake was sold out.

Kichijoji Station is a bit far, but the location is easy to find and access. I had freshly ground iced matcha latte (recommended sweetness level) and matcha cheesecake. The beautiful presentation got me excited. The matcha latte was delicious, you could really taste the dedication put into it. The cheesecake, when eaten with the extra matcha sauce, was rich and delicious.

After seeing a reviewer's post, I thought it looked delicious and decided to go check it out. Located around the middle of Nakadori Street in Kichijoji, the menu consisted of matcha drinks and sweets, all matcha-themed. I ordered the Matcha Roll Cake and Matcha Latte. - Matcha Roll Cake: 600 yen - Matcha Latte: 550 yen The roll cake was cut thick, with both the sponge and cream flavored with matcha. The sauce drizzled on top seemed to be black honey, and it was topped with salted cherry blossoms. The roll cake exceeded my expectations and was delicious. The Matcha Latte had a perfect balance of deep matcha and milk, with a subtle sweetness that left me satisfied. They grind matcha on a stone mill at the storefront, giving it a unique flavor. The Matcha Sundae also looked tempting. Thank you for the meal.

Matcha specialty shop on Nakadori Street in Kichijoji. I had tea here at the request of a friend who loves matcha. The charm of this place is that you can enjoy freshly ground matcha. There are many types of matcha drinks available, such as latte, tea, float, chai, banana frappe (!) with options for sweetness levels. The menu also kindly recommends the sweetness level, which is helpful for those who are indecisive. The set of sweets includes 3 types: pudding, cheesecake, and roll cake, all using plenty of matcha. I usually don't choose matcha sweets, but since I came to this rare matcha production place, let's enjoy all kinds of matcha drinks and sweets. Matcha roll cake set (¥600 + drink price) Matcha latte (iced) with reduced sweetness (¥550) The dark-colored plate highlights the green of the matcha, with plenty of matcha on top, followed by a beautifully matcha-colored roll cake with sponge and cream, topped with matcha sauce. The rich matcha-infused sponge is pleasantly bitter, with matcha everywhere you taste. The sponge is moist and fluffy, and the cream is smooth, making it a well-made dessert. The dried rose petals are subtly cute. And the freshly ground matcha latte (iced) is incredibly delicious. The recommended reduced sweetness version by the staff was perfect, not overly sweet even when paired with the dessert, providing a refreshing taste. My friend had tea, but the latte was the right choice. The pudding is also smooth and recommended with a tiramisu-like taste. Even though I don't usually prefer matcha desserts, I found these to be delicious. The interior of the shop has wooden tables that make matcha stand out, but the spacing is tight, and it was crowded with customers. There was no space to put our belongings. I wish we could have enjoyed it a bit more leisurely, so I think the turnover is quite fast.

I visited the restaurant at 4:00 pm on a weekday. The place was almost full, but I was seated right away. I ordered matcha cake and matcha tea. The matcha cake had a beautiful appearance and a rich matcha flavor, which was delicious. The matcha tea was different from a matcha latte with milk, as it had a strong matcha aroma that was easy to appreciate. It was slightly sweet and easy to drink.

The aroma of the matcha powder in the roll cake was really good. For matcha lattes, it is recommended to go for less sweetness if you want to savor the matcha flavor. The matcha cheesecake had a nice balance of matcha's slight bitterness and the sweet-sourness of the strawberry and dried fruits.

A popular shop in Kichijoji where you can enjoy freshly ground matcha! By the evening, the roll cakes are already sold out! So, I ordered the seasonal limited edition items - Matcha Berry Cheesecake and freshly ground matcha latte (lightly sweetened). When I visited during the Valentine's season, I tried the limited edition Matcha Berry Cheesecake. The texture of the berries and the hint of rock salt were delicious! The freshly ground matcha latte allows you to choose the level of sweetness, and I recommend the lightly sweetened option! The matcha flavor was rich and perfect for matcha lovers!

JR Chuo Line / Keio Inokashira Line Kichijoji Station North Exit is a 5-minute walk away. Inside the store, there is a deep depth, and you can see the sight of a stone mill on the left side continuously grinding matcha. There are 7 table seats and 2 seats remade from tea boxes. The distance between the seats is close, making it hard to relax. Enter the store and choose your favorite seat first. Order and pay at the register. Once ready, the order will be brought to your seat. Matcha Roll Cake (570 yen) is placed on a plate sprinkled with matcha, topped with rose tea petals. Capoon's original matcha sauce is poured over it, dripping down. The roll cake uses matcha in the sponge, cream, and sauce, creating a beautiful green gradient. Every bite exudes the elegant aroma of matcha. The cake is fluffy, and when combined with the cream, it becomes moist. Eating it while mixing with the sprinkled matcha powder around it enhances the strong bitterness of matcha, allowing you to taste more of the matcha flavor. Matcha Cheesecake (680 yen) has an Oreo crust at the bottom. The Oreo tart is sweet and has a crispy texture. The cheesecake is elastic and sticky enough to cling to the fork. The cheesecake itself is sweet, with a refreshing yogurt-like acidity. The sweetness of Oreo and cheesecake, as well as the acidity of the cheese, stand out, while the matcha flavor is subtle. Matcha Latte, less sweet (520 yen), is prepared by whisking matcha upon ordering and served with milk. The freshly ground matcha enhances its aroma. Although it smells of sweet milk, when you drink it, you can taste the matcha flavor and aroma afterwards. On weekdays, around noon, there were no customers initially, but one group arrived after 1 pm. Many people check the menu in front of the store, but few actually enter. Unlike weekends, which are always crowded, I was able to enjoy a leisurely time on weekdays.

Capoon Matcha Factory is located right near Kichijoji Station on Nakamachi Street. I ordered the Coconut Matcha Butter Set. The Dirty Matcha Latte made with stone-ground matcha was so delicious!! Lately, An Butter Sandwiches have been popular, but I ordered the Matcha Butter Sandwich and personally loved it. The Matcha Roll Cake also looks delicious~ I'll definitely try it next time I come. Matcha lovers will definitely be thrilled. They also offer takeout, so be sure to check it out!!

A matcha specialty store located a 7.8-minute walk from Kichijoji Station. I visited on a Saturday evening. The store was full and I barely got a table, but the seating was cramped with about 10 tables close together, so it wasn't a very relaxing atmosphere. The menu includes stylish sweets and drinks using matcha. This time, I ordered matcha roll cake and matcha latte. The matcha roll cake was delicious with plenty of matcha cream and a fluffy texture with just the right amount of sweetness. The matcha latte was not too sweet, which paired well with the roll cake. I was very satisfied with the sweets and drinks! The only downside was the cramped seating...

#capoon Matcha Production Site #Kichijoji Cafe A matcha production site located in Kichijoji where you can enjoy drinks and food made with carefully ground matcha using a stone mill at the entrance. This place is a matcha lover's dream! The matcha roll cake is amazing, with matcha in every aspect - the batter, cream, and sauce, all matcha! And it's not too sweet, with a slight bitterness that allows you to savor the flavor of matcha. The matcha latte can also be made without sweetness or with soy milk. Thank you for the delicious meal! ✔️ capoon's Recommended Points: - Relatively easy to get in - Matcha in every aspect - Drinks can also be taken out Store Information: - Name: capoon Matcha Production Site - IG: @cafecapoon - Address: 2-33-2 Kichijoji Honcho, Musashino City, Tokyo - Hours: 11:00-19:00 - Closed: Additional Notes: Drinks can be taken out. Cards and electronic money are accepted. 5-minute walk from Kichijoji Station.

I wanted to eat matcha so my friend told me about a matcha specialty shop. It was a space where matcha lovers would be thrilled to enjoy freshly ground, elegant matcha. Features: A 7-minute walk from Kichijoji Station. A matcha specialty shop where you can taste freshly ground matcha. Menu items: - Matcha roll cake (570 yen) - Freshly ground matcha latte with soy milk, with or without sweetness (670 yen) You can choose between soy milk and sweetness for the matcha latte to enjoy it to your liking! Since it's freshly ground, the aroma is rich and very delicious. The roll cake was fluffy and chewy with a perfect balance of cream sweetness, so I was able to finish it in one go. There were also other delicious-looking matcha menu items, so I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

In June 2022, I'm not particularly fond of matcha. However, my family loves it, so I often end up buying green snacks with matcha in the name. I sometimes take a bite, but I'm not actively seeking it out. However, since this shop is always bustling with customers, I became curious and decided to go in! The place is usually packed whenever I peek inside, but I happened to pass by when it was empty. I chose the matcha pudding set. It came with a cold matcha latte (unsweetened) and matcha pudding for 1000 yen including tax. I took a sip of the matcha latte and... what is this! It's delicious! It was completely different from what I had in mind. The aroma of matcha was refreshing, with a perfect balance of bitterness and creaminess from the milk. And then I tried the matcha pudding. Wow, this is delicious too! The matcha aroma followed by a subtle bitterness and elegant sweetness, all in a smooth and silky pudding. I've bought matcha sweets from a well-known online shop before, but honestly, they didn't impress me. The matcha here is really tasty! Even if you're not a matcha fan, you'll love it! I wish I could savor it a bit more calmly, but that's okay. I'll keep an eye out for less crowded times to visit again. Next time, I want to try the matcha roll cake!

About a 5-minute walk from Kichijoji Station, you'll easily spot it with its green tea-colored curtain hanging outside. The facade is fully open, allowing the early summer breeze to flow inside. Near the entrance, there is a green tea fountain enclosed in glass. When asking for the menu item with the most green tea flavor, I was recommended the gelato. Feeling a bit thirsty, I decided to try the following: 1. Freshly ground green tea ore gelato with a mild sweetness level. I appreciated being able to choose the sweetness level. It cost 570 yen. The green tea was prepared right after the order, and it was rich in flavor. 2. Double green tea gelato for 550 yen. The green tea flavor was strong but mild at the same time. Additionally, a separate rich green tea was provided to pour over the gelato halfway through, creating a perfect balance. The authenticity of the green tea was quite impressive. I think a more Japanese-style name for the restaurant would convey a higher sense of quality, but I really liked it and plan to visit again.