One of the best coffee experiences I've had in the United States. Great coffee and presentation. Coffee that you cannot get anywhere else and we are lucky to have them here in Boston.
Treat yourself to one of their special custom roasts in an Aeropress. It costs a little extra and takes some more preparation and time, but you will be rewarded with one of the finest cups of coffee you will ever have.
The staff are well educated in their craft! Absolutely loved the matcha roll! I’ve never had an aero press coffee and was recommended to try the house, Kyoto! Honestly well done everyone!!
Francisco Verón Ferreira
+4
Excellent and fast service. Coffee tasted good too (I had their iced coffee blend). Nice place for a pit stop or for hanging out to socialize or do some work. I'm sure I'll come back some other time for their coffee flight!
It was one of the best breakfast cafes in Boston. I tried the avocado toast, as well as cheese, ham, and egg bagel sandwich, and both were delicious. Additionally, their chai tea latte was very good, too. The pistacio macaroon was perfect as well. Very nice vibe, and some seating is available. It is pretty busy most of the morning.
Please ignore how I basically spilt my drink but it was a good matcha latte. Came here from a recommendation and did not disappoint taste and flavor-wise. I got a 10oz and it was just over $7 which felt a little pricey, as someone who gets matchas pretty frequently.
Very nice cafe to stop by! They have a really good latte, pour over and even AeroPress! They also have a Vietnamese coffee available here if you like to get over caffeine.
Stopped in for a cortado on a hot Saturday this summer. The place was busy, yet there was plenty of space to sit if the stadium seating in the back. I was hoping for a small bite but the pastry display was uninspired so I settled for just a coffee. The cortado was descent, thank goodness not burned and not too big bubbles. The coffee was a little bitter and the milk foam a tad textured for me but was served in an adorable tumbler so the presentation elevated the experience. Good spot if you’re not in a rush and looking to linger for a few. They have good wifi and post the password everywhere so it’s easy to get online.
Nice small coffee shop. I haven’t had the experience of going to Japan yet but as per other reviewers the design is close to what we can find in there. I had the matcha coffee and the rose and cinnamon macaroons and they were all delicious and great quality.
It was busy when I visited on a Saturday afternoon, there was barely a couple of seats. There is no parking as it is in downtown, you’ll need to park in one of the streets or a parking lot.
I had the Smoked Maple Latte and it was truly sublime. Delicious espresso, perfect balance of milk, and the maple flavoring was finely sweet and earthy. This place makes awesome coffee, and I regret waiting so long to come here.
Additionally, the atmosphere is awesome, with a laidback vibe of classical music playing, and everyone working in their own little world, great place to hang out if it’s not too busy on the weekends.
After visiting Ohana Coffee in Kyoto station (japan), a month ago, I decided to go there for breakfast after my morning race. The avocado toast was amazing (I only wish they added egg to it) . The Japanese mayo on it made it very special. I drank the smoke maple latte and it was very good. My partner had the vanilla lavender latte with bacon and cheese bagel and said both were very tasty. We will Definitely go back and highly recommended for breakfast or brunch while in Boston.
The best cafe in Boston! Such incredible latte artists! Great selection of unique drinks, coffees, teas, and very creative desserts. Incredibly friendly staff and a very chill atmosphere. A must visit if you are downtown!
Super popular even during weekdays. They do use excellent matcha but I hope they can give me the option to choose sweetness cuz this is bit sweet for me
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