Matcha Cafe Maiko - Rowland Heights

The matcha is amazing, but the owner is lacking in customer service and was quite rude. We typically spent around $30-40 during our visits for the gold-flaked matcha and a variety of ice creams for the kids. Customers come to dessert shops for the experience, not just the product. Unfortunately, we won’t be returning because of this.

I absolutely adore this restaurant! My sister and I both enjoy everything they offer—it's incredibly delicious! The staff is really friendly, too. Even though it’s quite a drive from my home, it’s definitely worth it!

I had a craving for Nana's green tea, but unfortunately, they only have locations in Seattle and Vancouver. This was the closest option I could find, as it offers soft serve. The matcha flavor was excellent—not too bitter—and the selection was nice. However, the red bean was slightly undercooked. I ended up paying about $9 for a cup of soft serve matcha ice cream with red bean.

After not feeling satisfied at Banana Bay, we were glad to check out this corner spot.The fake windows design caught my eyes and when I saw matcha ice cream I was excited.I was upset to very happy!!Can't go wrong with ice cream!

Tried their iced matcha latte and it was literally a cup of milk with a light shade of green. For a cafe that promotes “premium matcha” I was very disappointed. For someone who has had hundreds of matcha lattes, this was by far the worst experience ever. After asking them to add more matcha to compensate for the cup of milk I received, the worker took out ice and it seemed like she just added more milk. My boyfriend was frustrated as well and asked to replace it with the soft serve ice cream since the matcha flavor was more prominent. The worker refused to add toppings to my soft serve so it can equal the same amount I paid for a large cup of milk. I wish I could give this place a 0/10.