Excellent coffee, baked goods and friendly staff. I love that I get a free small coffee whenever I…read morebuy coffee beans here. Small gesture but it keeps me coming back weekly. My girlfriend doesn't drink coffee but she's convinced that they have the best chai here. I got a cold brew the other day and the ice cubes were made of more cold brew, nice touch. I enjoyed sitting outside, sipping my cold brew while the ice melted and regenerated my drink.

The server "Bee"/"Bi" this Monday (iirc) was incredibly rude and the drink I got was terrible, a…read morevery very bland and flavorless mocha that may as well been skim milk mixed with decaf and no chocolate. And if you want a cashier that acts like asking about a pastry or changing your mind about one pastry to ask for another (and having to add one pastry off a receipt and add another) is the equivalent of me asking them to wipe my ass for me, and reacts to most things with slamming their hand on the desk and rolling their eyes. At least the strawberry pastry I had was delightful, and the service was so bad that a week later i have to write this

Needed a spot to do some work and I don't drink coffee. So I love a spot with great tea. Their chai…read morewas excellent! I ask for little sweetness and it was just right. With such a large spicy pot, the Dubai Milk Cake was the perfect pairing. I was grateful for an outlet next to some tables so I could work. The ambiance was both relaxing and decorative. Very much enjoy this spot. The tea, the sweets, the decor and vast seating.

Visited Sana'a Cafe recently and tried their iced chai and popular Dubai Chocolate Cheese danish…read more They are a Yemeni cafe franchise with most of their locations in the Bay Area, a few in Southern California, and one in Tacoma, Washington. Their drinks and pastries are delicious. This particular location interior is comfy and well-lit. Definitely coming back to try other items on their menu. Service was friendly. Located on New Montgomery between Natoma and Howard.

Hojicha banana oat latte was the perfect mix of the sweet banana flavor paired with the bitter…read morehojicha. Drank before mixing and recommend giving it a good stir. Make sure you like banana before ordering this drink! Ordered on the QR code before realizing I'd like a light ice adjustment. Service was so fast, the drink was brought to my table before she could even pass along my ask. Arrived shortly upon opening, tons of seating upstairs lined with wall outlets for laptop work and free WiFi (code at the table). It wasn't until I took off my noise cancelling headphones, that I realized how loud the ambient noise and music was. Good to keep in mind for meetings.

Spent time near Dogpatch and re-discovered this spot that had been on my list. We sauntered by and…read morenoted the lengthy dine-in weekend crowds, so we ordered food to go. The cafe was spacious with a second floor, and the interior was filled with cozy Asian fruit artwork and contemporary furniture. It was too late in the day for matcha, so I opted for a banana oat hojicha latte. It was refreshing and a bit too sweet for my taste, but the hojicha was roasty and tasted like quality tea. The banana flavor was a bit artificial, reminiscent of that Korean supermarket banana milk. We also tried the popcorn chicken and galbi patty melt. The popcorn chicken was crunchy with a bit of sweetness at the edges, but some pieces lacked crispy batter or substantial meat. The mochi pieces were a bit hard for my mouth as well, slightly harder than al dente. I wonder if it would taste better if heated up further. Galbi patty melt lacked any flavors I'd associate with Korean food. It was a pretty basic croissant sandwich with cheese and cooked onions. The meat was satisfying to eat after wandering around town for a few hours. Overall, the menu was inventive, but the food didn't impress me too much. I'd come back to try their melona matcha, though.

great customer service, drip coffee wasn't too shabby and the matcha was enjoyable. However they…read moreprepare their peach concentrate it was reallyyy yummy. the drinks themselves may not be the best you've ever had but honestly the cute book store with a children's play area made it a spot I'd love to come back to a beautiful little corner in the city (:

Ahhh, I don't even know where to begin, I love this place! It has everything I could want in one…read morespot: books, coffee and matcha, pastries, plants, cute little trinkets, and even a kids' corner for my boys. Not only does it have all of that, but the drinks aren't just pretty to look at, they're actually so good. I also love how community-oriented the space feels. It has such a warm, welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. I even signed up for their rewards program because I already know I'll be back. I didn't get a chance to explore the back of the store during my last visit, so that's at the top of my list next time. Such a fun place to spend a slow morning or afternoon!

This place has possibly my favorite matcha desserts I've ever tried. I've yet to see such amazing…read morematcha desserts in SoCal (where there's plenty of soft serves, einspanners, etc) Dropped by here after having lunch and this place was busy! But I have to praise that they do work fast and service is great. Indoor seating will be a tiny wait but is worth because the inside is so lovely, more like a Japanese tea room rather than some cafes that lean towards the clean modern usually all white interior look. We got seated at this cute little tea area almost felt like a sushi bar vibe. I was impressed that I could see that they had different water kettles labeled with appropriate temperatures for brewing their matcha. So I ordered for my date and me: matcha latte, matcha pie, and the cookie trio. Matcha latte was good! Nothing too crazy but still really good, I'm more of a hojicha person nowadays but solid drink and beautiful textured milk. The PIE! This is their best dessert and for good reason. Citrusy, but not terribly sweet, rich yet still has the subtle matcha flavor. I could see potential for a fall forward hojicha version of their pie one day. $10 for a slice but worth to share Cookie trio was a good pick too. My favorite was probably the Kinako oatmeal raisin cookie and I think would pair well with any warm drink. Matcha white chocolate cookie was not too bad, I think it benefited a lot from the bit of sea salt on top. The Hojicha chocolate walnut cookie was my second favorite! I don't see many hojicha desserts happening yet in matcha cafes so this cookie was a delight to have and honestly I've gotta try making my own. So warm but not too dominated by the chocolate. I wanna come back because they've got a matcha chestnut cake I wanna try next, just stellar for the desserts

Visited 8/21/26 -…read moreMatchazuke 19 This is perfect for a cold winter day! The broth was clean and refined coupled with the seaweed and crunchy rice bits! The fish was cooked to perfection and didn't smell fishy if you know what I mean. Must have been an attribute of how fresh and clean the fish was since it was buttery and rich! - Pork Katsu Sando 19.5 Solid choice if you are a more reserved eater. The sando was prepared to perfection and would accommodate even the pickiest eaters. The pork was crispy and the sauce was delicious. - Japanese Gozen 24 Originally placed my order and saw this on the menu so I had to try it. The miso soup with edmame rice was delicious. Key call outs were unagi egg, salmon sashimi + roe, and the pickled cucumber. The egg plant was delicious considering I don't typically like that, here it was flavorful and packs a punch. - Rose Matcha Latte 6.75 You could tell the matcha was ceremonial grade and prepared with care. If your usual is a rose milk tea, you have to try this! I loved the rose garnish on top for extra pizazz! - Strawberry Latte + Hojicha 7.50 The hojicha was smooth and complimented the strawberry at the bottom. The strawberry syrup at the bottom was clearly prepared fresh and was strained beautifully, no bizarre lumps of strawberry randomly that you get from other places. The bathroom was decently clean. The flow is you order at the kiosk get a number and find a seat where the food will be sent to your table. If you are on work lunch, you can order ahead and they have a take out window! Overall the food AND drinks are 5 stars.

This is a popular spot for delicious Indonesian coffee! There's some seating in cafe, but a bit…read moresmall to hang out when there are large crowds. 3/5 Pandan Matcha, Iced I found this drink creamy and smooth. It had a very subtle matcha flavor, but I couldn't taste the grassiness. The sea green color was aesthetically pleasing when combined with the grassy matcha hue. As a drink, it is refreshing, but as a matcha latte, I felt there was too much milk, which drowns out the matcha flavor. 6/5 Kopi Klepon, Iced This was too delicious, I kept stealing sips from my partner (instead of drinking my own drink) and would order this one again. There was some coconutty sweetness, which added delicious complexity, and slight bitterness that pairs well with the sweet. In terms of flavor, this coffee drink rivals Vietnamese coffee. 4/5 Pandan Bolu This sponge cake-like pastry was springy and bouncy, with a medium green hue. Sadly, there was barely any detectable pandan flavor, but at least it was moist with a good texture. I'd come back if in the area and craving a strong, tasty coffee.

Panda Matcha- A nice change to the matcha scene with the addition of Pandan. I definitely enjoy the…read moreflavor of the matcha and pandan together. Not too sweet. A nice little cafe that offers a lot of special coffees. Unfortunately I do not drink coffee and my friends really wanted to come here so I got the next best thing for me. Did not disappoint and really enjoyed the drink. Would like to try some of their food there next time!

THIS. is by far my favorite cafe in san francisco. the matcha, hojicha, and espresso are just…read moreabsolutely phenomenal. i don't drink much of my drinks at 50% but i could do the 50% here, although i usually still opt for even less sugar or just 0 sugar. they roast their own beans and you can even smell the notes of all the different beans available. the matcha is really rich and so is the hojicha. their cream tops are so smooth and just blends right into their drinks. i cannot express how great the experience is for san francisco cafe. i love stopping by after my morning pilates and just getting some work done too. they have outlets so if you want to study here, it is the perfect spot in terms of pricing, it is relative to all cafe prices around here too so i would highly recommend getting your money's worth here

Can we talk about how cute the cups and drinks are? Presentation is everything. Obsessed!…read more We got the velvet matcha cloud, and I did really enjoy our beverages. although I felt the matcha was lacking a bit. You can see due to its very light color. There was some green at the bottom of the cup that we did mix in with a stirrer but I prefer my matcha much darker with less ice. & That's just my opinion. It was still really good though! I will definitely be back to try all of the other drinks!

Feeling adventurous so ordered coffee from Delah for delivery. Process was quick and smooth…read more A lot of interesting latte flavors and specialties to choose from but ended up with iced Yemeni latte and rose latte as well as some milk cakes. Didn't realize the rose latte would come as a hot drink but it was still good. Opted for less sweet but was a little more sweet than expected compared to the Yemeni latte. Yemeni coffee was light and subtle with cinnamon. Milk cake was moist and not too sweet - texture reminds me of a les tres cake. Rose and saffron flavors were perfect and not too overpowering Turkish coffee is not bitter or too strong. Knowing this now, will try some of their other drinks when I'm looking for something light in the future!

My friend and I were catching up after a long drought and chose to meet up at Delah because it was…read moreso we'll rated. It's located at the filthy corner of 4th and Clara, which made the outside smell of urine. Fortunately the cafe itself is pretty clean, which is a nice escape from the street. I ordered an Americano and my friend got one of their $8+ lattes, which were fine, but nothing special. My biggest gripe was the service and absolute scorn of the customer. My friend and I sat at the counter basically in a staring contest with the woman behind the counter, who just stared right back. After some 30 seconds, we finally flagging her down to place our order. After turning around the drinks suspiciously quickly, my friend and I sat down to catch-up in the empty cafe. Before long, the barista pumps up the volume, increasing higher and higher every 5 minutes or so, as if to signal to us that our time was up. I asked her to turn down the volume, which she tuned down from an 11 to a 7, but minutes later it continued to creep up, like the snooze setting of an alarm clock coaxing you to wake up - except in this case, to get out. Ultimately, the volume got unbearable and we finally threw in the towel and got out of there to let the barista enjoy her music. Definitely never going back there - they clearly don't want the business. Food: 5/10 Service: 0/10 Price: $$ Atmosphere: 4/10