Recipes · 10 preparations

Classic matcha recipes

The traditional bowls: usucha, koicha, and the preparations built directly on them. No milk, no syrup, just matcha, water, and technique, which is why grade and temperature matter most here.

These recipes use lower water temperatures and precise whisking times. If a bowl tastes harsh, the fix is usually cooler water or a finer sift rather than less matcha.

Classic · Hot

Traditional usucha

The thin tea preparation served in Japanese tea ceremony.

2 g68 mg caffeine

Classic · Hot

Classic koicha

Thick tea with double the matcha and half the water.

4 g136 mg caffeine

Classic · Hot

Plain hot matcha

An everyday hot bowl with simple tools.

2 g68 mg caffeine

Classic · Iced

Plain iced matcha

Cold and refreshing with no milk or sweetener.

2 g68 mg caffeine

Classic · Hot

Ceremonial usucha

A guest style preparation with careful technique.

2 g68 mg caffeine

Classic · Hot

Matcha shot

A small concentrated sip with very little water.

1 g34 mg caffeine

Classic · Iced

Cold brew matcha

An overnight steep that makes a smooth and gentle cup.

2 g68 mg caffeine

Classic · Hot

Chilled usucha

A room temperature water variant that softens the flavor.

2 g68 mg caffeine

Classic · Hot

Thin koicha

A transitional preparation between thick and thin tea.

3 g102 mg caffeine

Classic · Iced

Matcha tonic

Sparkling water over fresh matcha for a dry crisp drink.

2 g68 mg caffeine

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