Maccha House

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I am a serious matcha and matcha dessert fan, so I was excited when I chanced upon Maccha nearby Tokyu Hands. We sat down and ordered the matcha chocolate parfait. The menu is pretty expansive and the prices enticing. Service was quick and smooth. Sadly, the praise ends there: the matcha dessert itself was incredibly mediocre. The soft serve was very weakly matcha-flavoured, and the construction of the parfait led to an unappealing mixture of soggy cornflakes and jelly cubes. The matcha chocolat

Matcha Lovers out there, this is something that cannot be missed! If you are in Orchard, do visit the basement of Orchard Central and you will find Maccha House waiting for your patronization.Maccha House serves Maccha treats from drinks to dessert. They also serve simple Japanese Food too. I got the chance to visit when my friends decided to have part 2 of our gathering session after our main meal at Orchard Gateway and we literally sit and chit chat there till lights were shut off and most of

Maccha house is a really pretty restaurant located at the basement of Orchard Central. It specialise in maccha green tea and also do serve simple japanese dishes too! They do have some promotional lunch offers during lunch time, so you may check their food during lunch period for some cheap great deals! I ordered the iced maccha latte float at around $5. I have to admit it is definitely the best iced maccha drink i ever had! The iced green tea is fragrant and i love the taste of the strong tea e

It was my second time visiting Maccha House, because ever since my first visit, I've been craving for their matcha treats quite often.My friend ordered Matcha Mixed Soft Serve, which was served on a waffle cone. It's a mix between matcha and vanilla soft serve, therefore the bitterness of matcha went along well with the sweetness of vanilla. The ice cream was soft and creamy.For myself, I ordered a glass of Matcha Latte Float (regular size). It came with a scoop of ice cream (they use typical ic

Maccha House is a must-visit place for all matcha lovers out there! They offer so many selections of matcha treats, from drink to dessert. Do notice that as there is no service charge, the self-service concept is implemented here. The place is quite spacious with many seats available, but most of the time it is always fully occupied.Maccha (Regular) - $3.90. This is just plain matcha drink, without any additional. It tasted bitter, and if it is too bitter for you, you may want to add some sugar

Maccha House. The perfect source of green tea and some soul replenishment, this cafe is housed at the basement of Orchard Central, and is so big you can't miss it. I finally got down to having some alone time yesterday, and Maccha House seemed ideal for some cake and coffee for myself. The Matcha Tiramisu ($5.80) caught my eye immediately. While trying to have an action cake shot for my camera, I couldn't wait to eat my cake too! It was really good, and I have to recommend this. The tiramisu isn

As the name of the restaurant suggests, its specialty is none other than Matcha ^^ Among all the places I have tried which serve Matcha beverages, I find that Maccha House has indeed the best rendition. I like that the Matcha taste is rich and strong while the drinks are not overly sweetened. Then only one can savour the bitter sweetness of Matcha I always have the Matcha Latte with Matcha ice cream. The soft serve vanilla Ice cream is not too sweet, adding on to a perfect completion of bitter s

Located at the basement of Orchard Central, this outlet has a self service style system, where one has to place order at the counter. It sells mainly Japanese desserts, with some Japanese main courses. The place is simply decorated in light brown and green in colour.We have Maccha (Hot) ($3.90), Maccha Float (XL) ($6.40) and Mango Cream Dorayaki ($7.90). Food looks quite nice but tastes average. I feel that the Dorayaki pancake is not fluffy.

We love Maccha House, both for its delectable offerings of matcha related treats and tranquil dining atmosphere. Highly recommended for those who simply wanna spend a quiet afternoon catching up with friends over tea right in the heart of Orchard Road. Tonkotsu Raman ($13.90)Their Raman is light yet flavourful. The black garlic oil drizzled over the soup base truly brought out the full essence of this Raman. The noodles were fine and chewy while the char shu was quite tender and not too fatty. O

Maccha is much bigger in Singapore than it was five years ago, but I hadn't realised how big it was till I noticed the constant stream of customers queuing to get their maccha fix. I noticed that the beverages and dessert items were more popular than its main dishes here. I liked the Maccha soft serve cone I had that day. The flavour is not that strong, even though the server had recommended the mixed one. I say, go for the maccha one. I did and it was delicious!

I had obtained a reward on the Perx app so I went to redeem the free soft-served ice-cream. There were 3 variations to choose from - vanilla, matcha green tea and mixed flavour. I got the matcha flavour. It was literally "soft" served. The texture was very soft and felt very powdery which I did not like. The taste was still fine as there was an authentic taste of matcha, slightly milky and slightly bitter at the same time. I don't think I will get it again.

I like their open concept, a restaurant with a welcoming ambience First you will have to look at the menu while queuing, there will be a big menu board. What you see is what you will be paying. And then you proceed to place your order, you will be given a number sign. There are ample seatings available. The teriyaki-don is tasty, the vegetable dressing is really yummy! The teriyaki sauce is nice too, you have to mix the half-boiled egg in the bowl. The soup given was light and the onions are sw

For the full review and more photos, visit http://makanarts.com/2013/05/12/maccha-house-orchard-central-181-orchard-road-b1-40/The serving of the Spicy Fried Pork with Half-Boiled Egg Rice Bowl was very little and not much wow factor into it.The Tonkotsu Ramen was not really impressive as the pork belly was very little and the broth taste wasn’t as strong as the other tonkotsu ramens I have tried before. The half-boiled egg was still passable though.The Regular Matcha Latte was also a disapppoin

I was wondering around in Orchard Central and came across this place selling all sorts of green tea desserts. As a fan of green tea, I had to try something. I got myself the green tea soft serve ice cream which costs $2.90, relatively reasonable compared to other ice cream joints. The ice cream was fantastic, as the matcha taste was very very strong, and it wasn't artificially sweet. Recommended to give it a try.

Initially, I wanted to try their signature Maccha Dorayaki which was displayed at the counter. However the cashier told us that it was not ready yet (even though it was almost 12 noon). I settled for the banana caramel chocolate with whipped cream dorayaki. The dorayaki is light and fluffy and I love it. I am unable to taste the caramel though. There could be more banana slices.