Matcha in Ipoh: Drinks, Desserts, and Bakes You Can Order Now

Matcha lattes are the most searched drink format in this city, and the range on GrabFood reflects that. The cafes below each carry at least five matcha drink variants, from hot and iced lattes to frappés and dirty espresso-matcha combinations. Matcha green tea naturally contains caffeine, roughly 35 mg per 8-ounce serving compared to about 95 mg in a standard drip coffee, so it delivers a gentler lift than coffee without the sharp spike.

Matcha lovers visiting the Meru area will find plenty to explore at ZUS Coffee in Medan Meru Bestari. The menu leans heavily into green tea territory, with the Matcha Cloud Latté and Matcha Cloud Frappé offering a frothy, cloud-style twist on the classic format. For something a little more playful, the Matcha Strawberry Latte and Not Pistachio Matcha Cloud Latté bring some fun combinations into the mix, while the straightforward Hot Matcha Latte and Iced Matcha Latte are there for those who prefer things uncomplicated.

Sitting inside Travelodge Hotel Ipoh along Jalan Raja Dihilir, Kommons Coffee is a handy spot for hotel guests and neighbourhood regulars alike. The matcha menu stays focused, the Matcha Latte and Matcha Iced Tea handle the straightforward orders, while the Matcha Dirty pairs green tea with a shot of espresso for those who want both in one cup. The Strawberry Matcha and Matcha Lemonade round things out for anyone leaning toward something fruit-forward.

Koppiku at Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun in Ipoh takes a distinctly local approach to matcha, weaving in familiar Malaysian flavour cues throughout the menu. The Bandung Matcha Latte - ICED and Cendol Matcha are two standout examples that give classic green tea drinks a homegrown twist, while the Cereal Matcha Latte - ICED adds a bit of texture to the mix. For those who prefer something closer to tradition, the Koppiku Matcha Latte is available both hot and iced, making it a dependable choice for visitors and staff at the complex alike.

Matcha fans on Jalan Yau Tet Shin will find plenty to explore at Lucky Cup, a drinks spot that has built its menu around the green stuff in a serious way. The Matcha Latte and Matcha Lemonade cover the everyday bases, while the 2X Matcha Strawberry Coconut Milk and Coconut Matcha take things in a fruitier, more tropical direction. For something a little more indulgent, the Matcha Lucky Frappe rounds out a lineup that clearly treats matcha as the main event rather than an afterthought.

Tucked inside AEON Ipoh Station 18, Auntea Jenny leans into the Taiwanese-style milk tea format with a matcha range that pairs well with a shopping break. The Matcha Boba Fresh Milk Tea comes in both medium and large, making it easy to size up, while the Matcha Daifuku Cheese Foam(M) 超厚抹茶大福(中) brings a cheese-foam finish that sets it apart from the standard milk tea crowd. The Multi-Grain Biluochun Matcha Cheese Foam 抹云五黄 is the most distinctive item on the list, blending biluochun green tea with matcha for something a little more complex.

The Alley at Ipoh Soho keeps its matcha selection tight but thoughtfully put together. The Uji Matcha Latte 宇治抹茶拿鐵（M）is a clean, classic starting point, and those looking for something more indulgent might gravitate towards the Brown Sugar Deerioca Uji Matcha 黑糖鹿丸宇治抹茶, which pairs the green tea base with brown sugar and their signature deerioca pearls. The Oolo Uji Matcha Croffle 烏龍宇治抹茶可郎芙 brings a baked element into the picture, and the Uji Matcha Milk Mochi 宇治抹茶糯糯 (M) adds a chewy, mochi-based option to the lineup.

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf at AEON Ipoh Station 18 brings its familiar café sensibility to shoppers and commuters passing through the mall. The matcha selection here is notably broad, ranging from the classic Matcha Green Tea Latte to blended options like the Matcha Pineapple Ice Blended® and Matcha Strawberry Ice Blended (Milk Base). Those after something a little more layered might gravitate toward the Iced Matcha Hazelnut Oat Latte or the Matcha Hazelnut Ice Blended® (with Kurma), which adds a date-sweetened twist to the lineup.

Hygge Bake House in Bandar Baru Medan Ipoh is the kind of spot where matcha gets treated seriously as a baking ingredient rather than just a flavouring. The Black Sesame Matcha Ganache Genmaicha Cheesecake and Kinako Redbean Matcha Redbean Black Sesame Cheesecake show how far the menu reaches into Japanese-influenced baking, layering multiple components into each creation. The Matcha & Red Bean Sourdough brings that same sensibility to bread, and the Double Matcha Mochi Seasalt Roll offers a softer, chewier alternative for those who lean more towards pastry than cake.

emart24 in Tambun, Ipoh, goes further than the average convenience store when it comes to matcha, offering an appealing spread of drinks and bites. The Matcha Soft Serve (Cup) and Mix Soft Serve (Cup) Matcha & Vanilla are easy grab-and-go options, while the Hojicha Matcha Belgian Waffle and Matcha Choco Donut Bites add some snacking variety. The Matcha Red Bean Pau 1 Pc rounds things out for those after something a little more filling between errands.

Kenangan Coffee in Kuala Kangsar puts together a matcha lineup that goes well beyond the usual latte. The Matcha Black Sesame Latte and Matcha Pistachio Latte pair the grassy notes of green tea with contrasting flavours, while the Matcha Dream Cream Puff adds a solid baked option for those who want something to eat alongside their drink. The Matcha Moncha Bundle is a good shout if you are looking to combine a few items in one go.