Donna B.

Excellent customer service! My friend and I came here for matcha. I had an iced strawberry matcha and it was excellent. My friend had a hot matcha latte and I had a sip. It was delicious. Cute place. They were out of matcha waffles so I will need to go back!

Haru S.

The drinks and desserts here are so good! If you want something that's not too sweet, they are perfect options, especially for tea lovers. That hojicha cake roll was absolutely stellar. Their tanuki mascot is so friggin' adorable. The shop is clean and service was very prompt and friendly. WiFi is available, and there's plenty of seating and good air conditioning indoors. You can pay online ahead of time, at the kiosk, or at the counter. Check out the QR code in my photos for more info about their shop. It's very rare to come across hojicha ice cream (or just good hojicha in general) for me back home in the northeast, so when I heard about this shop, I had to come here and try it. Definitely worth swinging by if you're in the area!

Sophie K.

I've always wanted to try here and finally I did! I wanted to try their matcha, but it was late afternoon and It was a hot day, so I got to try their ice cream. It was yummy, very matcha-y and less creamy. Also I got to try tofu puddings- it was a real tofu I think! Ice cream wasn't as I expected as I was expecting something more milkier but definitely strong matcha and it was good!

Susan G.

4/4/26: if you enjoy matcha, then you must check out Gozen Kamicha. Matcha is everywhere and after two visits under our belt, everything has been so good. The only item I was not overly pleased with is the mochi balls; they are not as sweet as I like them. We had the same gal both times & she was very polite & willing to answer any questions. In fact, I asked her WTF the logo animal was because we couldn't decide if it was a racoon, chipmunk, or something else. It is a tanuki, a racoon dog. Not only did we get sweet treats, but we also learned what a tanuki is. You can, too, if you check out my pictures. II would suggest, however, that they edit their logo a bit to remove what looks like male testicles. Not very family friendly. LOL! The parking lot is large, but there's also a lot of construction happening in that area.

Joy J.

I've driven by this place a few times now, and always meant to bookmark it, but kept forgetting. Saw my Yelp buddy/Matcha Queen Christine D. came in a week ago, so I bookmarked it. I couldn't remember the name, lol! I pulled up a bit past 7 pm, they close at 8:30 on Sundays. There were 2 employees, Kenny greeted me as I walked in. No one was inside, but the place was clean and cute. I took a while to look over the menu, and saw they had Earl Grey Boba Milk Tea! I was pleasantly surprised since most places don't have that. I love it, and this place has a good one! I got it with a sweetness level of 50% and it was perfect. I don't like super sweet! I originally came because I was craving matcha, so I also ordered the Uji Matcha Soft Serve, and I wanted it in a cup with the mochi balls. I thought it would come in the clear cup, like the menu shows, but it came in a small ice cream cup. =/ I also thought it would come with more than 2 mochi balls, but you really do only get 2 unless you order the Gozen Shiratama Bliss (comes with 7 for $5.89). The soft serve was good, and the mochi was chewy and didn't really have a flavor. I guess I'm just used to flavored mochi! A couple came in after me and ordered from the kiosk (they have 1). My order came out in just a few minutes and off I went. It wasn't a bad experience, but it wasn't the best, either. I'd come back for the Earl Grey for sure. Wish they offered different sizes, but they only have one size. You do have the option of choosing hot or cold for the drinks. Prices are average, and there's no problem parking outside. It looks pretty sketchy at night, so beware of your surroundings!

Dawn M.

Don't be alarmed with the store being next to a run down plaza, it's worth the stop! Quiet cafe with available self serve kiosk. I got the deep roasted sesame matcha latte with light sweetness and light ice. Amazing! It's rare to see this combo in matcha stores so this was a no brainer for me. Sweet, savory and earthy with just the right amount of sugar content. I'd get this again with tofu toppings. My husband got the matcha soft serve which was also a 10/10! Plenty of tables. Cool place to hang out with friends or get some work done. We will be back!

Christine T.

This spot can easily be missed because it's located in what looks like a deserted plaza. On the way here, I accidentally drove past it. It's only one of two businesses open in the plaza, and there's construction going on right next to it. There's plenty of parking since it's not a busy area. Inside is fairly small. There was just one small group seated when I got there. The Strawberry Matcha Latte ($6.99) is not on the main menu, but advertised on the counter. My drink was ready within a few minutes. It is a very aesthetic drink with three separated layers - strawberry puree at the bottom, then whole milk, topped with matcha. I loved that the lid had a built-in stopper to prevent spilling, and there's a spot to lock it in when you're not using it. I mixed up the layers with a straw, and that first sip was fantastic! It tasted like a lighter version of a DQ strawberry blizzard which is my favorite. I would absolutely come back for the Strawberry Matcha Latte, and I want to try their matcha soft serve. It just sucks that they don't open until 11am every day because I prefer to drink my caffeine early in the morning.

Christine D.

Gozen is a new matcha cafe that just recently opened up in the Chandler area. Upon arriving into the parking lot, the surrounding area seemed very questionable. This cafe is located next to a closed/boarded up Walmart, and pretty much all other units in this center was closed. Such a strange place for a brand new matcha cafe to open. Once we walked inside, we were hit with freezing cold air. I swear the thermostat had to be set to like 55 degrees. It was so cold so we unfortunately didn't want to stay for too long. We got the premium matcha latte and the strawberry matcha. In my opinion, I liked the strawberry matcha better but only because I felt the strawberry really helped make the drink tastier. I was not a huge fan of the premium matcha latte. I'm definitely not even close to being a pro at making my own matchas at home, but these tasted pretty much exactly like what I can make in my own home. I unfortunately won't be coming back here. Given that the two workers didn't say anything to us since we order on a kiosk, I felt the vibes to be very off and didn't really feel welcomed :(

Joyce W.

If you're craving all things matcha, Gozen Kamicha gotcha! Don't let the location fool you. Gozen Kamicha is tucked inside an unassuming Walmart plaza. They're a cozy little matcha haven that's bringing some serious green tea game to town. Here's what I tried: Tofu Pudding Matcha Latte ($6.39) - Silky, slightly sweet, and earthy. The tofu pudding adds a fun texture that makes this feel more like a treat than just a drink. Caramel Coffee Latte ($4.99) - This is a solid choice. Smooth and comforting, though nothing too wild. The caramel sinks to the bottle so grab a straw to mix it up. Soft Serve Twist with Daily Special ($6.39) - Creamy and refreshing, with rotating flavors to keep things exciting. Like the other big matcha competitor in town, the soft serve twist is hollow on the inside. Don't forget to ask about the daily special before you order. (Bottled) Brown Rice Green Tea ($4.59) - Pass. You're not missing much even if you're in a rush and badly need caffeine. Bonus points for offering lactose-free and oat milk for just $0.50 extra. We love a place that looks out for the dairy-sensitive crowd. The vibe inside is super chill. It's a small, quiet space that is perfect for catching up with a friend, knocking out a bit of work, or just vibing solo with your soft serve and a lo-fi playlist. It's not a five-star knockout just yet, but it's got all the makings of a neighborhood favorite. I'll be back to work my way through more of the matcha menu.

Tracy P.

Love how this matcha place is in Chandler! Every drink we have gotten so far has been delicious! My favorite so far is the Uji Matcha and the Matcha Latte! The Uji Matcha Waffle Combo was good and made fresh. The portion was big so definitely shareable. Lots of drink options so can't wait to come back to try more! Very friendly staff! There is seating indoor. Highly recommend this place for matcha lovers!

Roland W.

One of the few businesses open so far in this new shopping plaza, Gozen Kamicha is already a big hit. The cozy tea shop was bustling with people, and the menu offered an impressive range of matcha treats--everything from cakes to lattes. The space is bright, spotless, and has a clean, modern aesthetic with reasonable prices. I ordered the triple-layered matcha latte with coffee, and it was outstanding. The matcha tasted premium--smooth, earthy, and full-bodied--while the coffee added a deep, bold roast flavor that complemented it perfectly. I was pleasantly surprised by how balanced and flavorful it was. A must-try for matcha lovers and coffee fans alike!

Tzu-En L.

Came here during my visit to Chandler. I am glad this spot is open, especially after all day shopping at the outlet. I believe they are a chain from Asia! I got the Gozen premium matcha latte and it was very good. The latte was made perfectly without it being too sweet. The tea was very well done without any dilution. I also got the matcha panna cotta and it was legit. The texture was smooth and creamy. The red bean on top was also very yummy without too much sugar. I highly recommend this spot to anyone, especially good for hot weather in AZ

Becca W.

We stopped by Gozen Kamicha after dinner because I'd been wanting to try their matcha desserts for a while. But honestly, it was kind of hard to find. It's located in an empty strip mall, and when we got there around 7 pm, the whole area was quiet and dark. When we walked in, we realized we were actually the only customers there! It felt a little awkward at first because it was so quiet, but the place itself was clean and cozy. I ordered the regular matcha ice cream, and my husband went with the sugar-free matcha latte. The ice cream had a nice matcha flavor, but it wasn't as creamy as I was hoping for, it felt more icy than smooth. The latte was okay, not sweet, but nothing that really stood out either. They do have a few other dessert items on the menu that looked interesting, so maybe we'll come back to try those sometime. But if we do, I think we'll definitely go during the day. The area just feels kind of creepy at night since everything around it is so empty.