Matcha Orchard: Find and Order Matcha Cafes in Singapore

A matcha cafe that focuses its entire menu on the ingredient tends to use higher-grade powder and develop more precise preparation techniques. The three merchants below each carry 'matcha' in their name and have menus built substantially around matcha drinks and food. Each is available to order via GrabFood, so a quality matcha latte in Singapore is a few taps away regardless of where you are.

Matcha devotees browsing the basement of Suntec City Mall will find a dedicated shrine to the green stuff at 108 Matcha Saro. The menu leans heavily into Japanese-inspired matcha formats, from drinks to sweets. The Black Sesame Kinako Matcha Daifuku Mochi Box makes a compelling case for edible souvenirs, while the Daifuku Mochi Matcha Cup offers a more casual, on-the-go format. On the drinks side, both a Hot Matcha Latte and an Ice Matcha Green Tea / Hojicha Tea cover the temperature spectrum, with a Double Chocolate + Matcha Dough rounding things out for those who want something more substantial.

Tucked along North Bridge Road, Bon Bon Matcha keeps its menu tightly focused on matcha in all its forms — drinks, cold foams and even a housemade baked treat. The Iced Coconut Matcha Cold Foam and the Homemade Strawberry Matcha Latte show off the kitchen's playful approach to the classic matcha latte format. For those who want to lean into the coconut angle even further, there's a Ceremonial Iced Matcha Coconut on offer. The Matcha Swiss Roll (1 slice) provides a neat way to pair something sweet alongside your drink.

Matcha lovers along Beach Road have a dedicated stop at Forty9 Matcha Bar, where the menu revolves entirely around green tea in all its forms. The Biscoff Matcha Crush ( Signature ) brings a playful mashup of flavours to the lineup, while the Kopi Matcha nods to local coffee culture with a matcha twist. Those who prefer something lighter can go for the Matcha Sunrise Fizz, and the Matcha Latte & Coconut Pandan Pop set adds a distinctly Southeast Asian note to the offering.

Tucked along Tras Street, HALO Ube + Matcha brings together two distinct flavour worlds — earthy Japanese matcha and the subtly sweet Filipino ube — across a menu that plays them solo or side by side. The Straight Matcha Ube Sea Salt Cloud and Ube Liquid Mochi Matcha show just how creative those pairings can get, while the Matcha Kuromitsu Latte leans into Japanese flavour traditions with its dark sugar syrup base. For something more familiar, the Matcha Strawberry Latte and a straightforward Matcha Pound Cake round out the sweeter side of things.

Operating out of a Shell petrol kiosk along Bukit Timah Road, Markozar X HOOPER Matcha is a genuinely unexpected find — a matcha bar nestled inside a petrol station convenience kiosk. The menu punches above its compact setting, with creative options like a Banana Cheese Matcha and a Corn Milk Matcha sitting alongside a Coconut Matcha (LowCalories) for those keeping things lighter. A Strawberry Matcha Latte and a classic Matcha Latte cover the more familiar bases.

Situated near NAFA in Bugis, SKOSH is a Japanese-inspired café known for handcrafted Onigiri, fluffy Sandos and specialty matcha. The matcha side of the menu ranges from a no-frills Straight Matcha to more inventive builds like a Crème Brûlée Matcha and a Dirty Matcha Latte. Those after something to eat alongside their drink will find the Matcha Basque Cheesecake (sliced) and the Matcha Mochi Cookie ready to oblige. SKOSH also stocks Premium Matcha in both 30g and 100g formats for home brewing.

Set inside Icon Village at Gopeng Street, habit + matchabar keeps its matcha menu focused and intentional. The SIGNATURE STRAWBERRY MATCHA is an easy crowd-pleaser, while the CLARITY MATCHA speaks to drinkers who prefer their green tea clean and unfussy. COCO MATCHA adds a tropical note to the rotation, and the kitchen operates without pork, lard, gelatine or alcohol.

Matcha lovers in Tiong Bahru have a dedicated destination in Matchaya, a progressive tea bar that reimagines ritualistic tea drinking for a new generation. The menu leans heavily into all things green — the Signature Matcha Azuki and Matcha Cloud 9 sit alongside more playful picks like the Yuzu Matcha Fizz and Dirty Matcha. For something a little indulgent, the Matcha Lava and Matcha Almond Croissant round things out nicely, while the Matcha Strawberry Latte offers a fruitier angle on the classics.

Creamie Sippies on Keong Saik Road draws on Japanese culture as its inspiration, blending tradition with innovation across a matcha-forward drinks menu that leans heavily into playful, layered flavour combinations. The Oreo Banana Pudding Matcha Latte and the Banana Pudding Matcha Latte are two of the more indulgent builds on offer, while the Earl Grey Matcha Cloud takes things in a more aromatic direction. The Coconut Matcha Cloud and Strawberry Matcha Besties round out a menu that clearly enjoys pushing the classic matcha latte into new territory.

Downtown at the Royal Group Building, Tea Pulse takes matcha in a distinctly tea-bar direction, pairing it with kombucha, smoothies and lemonade rather than leaning solely on the latte format. The Matcha Yuzu Kombucha and Matcha Kombucha are standout entries that bring fermented depth into the mix, while the Matcha Yuzu Lemonade and Matcha Lemonade offer a brighter, citrus-forward alternative. Those after something more milk-based will find the Matcha Milk Tea and Matcha Milk Smoothie covering that corner of the menu.