Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown

Asian Desserts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

4.9 (1,532)

CategoryAsian Desserts
Address202 N 9th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
AreaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
Phone(215) 717-8358
Google rating 4.9 (1,532)

Hours

Friday12–10:30 PM
Saturday12–11 PM

About Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown

Chinatown (Flagship Location)

Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown is the flagship location of the Matcha Panda brand in Philadelphia, known for premium ceremonial matcha drinks, matcha desserts, and Japanese-inspired sweets. Located in the heart of Chinatown, this is where Matcha Panda first introduced its signature matcha menu that has become popular with locals and visitors.

We specialize in (but are not limited to) matcha drinks, mille crepe cakes, cream puffs, iced drip teas, matcha ice cream, and freshly ground specialty coffees. All of our products do not contain added sugar, glucose syrups, commercial syrups, color additives, or artificial flavor powders, focusing instead on clean ingredients and authentic flavors.

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Latest Google reviews

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Lamar Jay 2 months ago

The crepe cakes are exceptional. Hojicha ice cream too. You can very much taste the earthiness of their matcha powder which really balances the sweetness of their drinks. Two drinks and two dessert items cost about $50 so if you're not worried about cost, then this place is the spot!

Francis Shue 2 months ago

This is my second time visiting a Matcha Panda location, and I'm happy to say the quality is just as good as the Chestnut Street one. They definitely seem consistent, which I really appreciate. I came with a couple of friends on a Saturday afternoon, and wow... this place was packed. Even with the crowd, the staff stayed friendly and worked quickly, so we didn't have to wait too long for our drinks. One thing I still love is the seating. They have giant plushies sitting in the booths, so if you're by yourself, you're not just awkwardly staring at an empty seat across from you. 😂 Maybe I'm the only one who appreciates that, but I think it's a cute touch. The matcha here is the real deal. It's bright green, fragrant, and has that rich, earthy flavor with just enough natural bitterness that you know they're using quality matcha. A lot of places advertise matcha, but this one actually delivers. I ordered one of their matcha desserts with ice cream, and it was creamy, refreshing, and let the matcha flavor shine instead of burying it under sugar. My only complaint is that it was pretty warm inside. It was a hot summer day, and I honestly couldn't tell if the air conditioning was runn

Jin Ha 2 months ago

Unique Vibe & Great Tea! ​Love the unique interior here—great atmosphere! The highlight was definitely the lychee rose tea, which is incredibly fragrant and a must-try. The cake was decent and thankfully not too sweet. Recommended!

Alexus P 3 months ago

I had to leave a review because Amy made our visit so special. My mom was trying matcha for the very first time, and Amy was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful in guiding her through the menu. She took the time to explain the different options, answer questions, and make recommendations. Customer service like that is rare these days, and it genuinely made our experience memorable. My mom ended up loving her drink, and a big part of that was Amy's thoughtful guidance and positive attitude. She was so sweet, welcoming, and knowledgeable, and you can tell she truly cares about her customers. The matcha was fantastic, but Amy's exceptional service is what will bring us back. Thank you for making my mom's first matcha experience such a great one!

Danakha 5 months ago

The vibe is cute, cozy, and instantly put a smile on my face the moment I walked in. They have these large stuffed animals on each table which stands out! The place was spotless, which I always appreciate, and the staff welcoming from start to finish. We had to try the matcha gelato and wow the flavor was rich, and perfectly balanced. If you’re a matcha lover or just looking for a charming little café to pop into, this is your spot. The one negative aspect was their pricing on the menu was misleading. On the menu the price was $7.45 per gelato, but at checkout it was $9.50.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown located?

Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown is at 202 N 9th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Use the “Open in Google Maps” button on this page for directions.

What kind of business is Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown?

Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown is listed as an asian dessert.

What are the hours of Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown?

Published hours are Friday: 12–10:30 PM; Saturday: 12–11 PM. Hours can change on holidays, so call before a special trip.

What is the phone number of Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown?

You can call Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown at (215) 717-8358.

How is Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown rated on Google?

Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 1,532 reviews.

Does Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown have a website?

Yes, the website of Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown is matchapanda.com (linked on this page).

Are there other asian desserts near Matcha Panda Cafe – Chinatown?

Yes. Philadelphia also has Matcha Panda Cafe – Rittenhouse, Mango Mango Dessert - Oxford Circle, Mango Mango Dessert - University City among others; see the full list of asian desserts in Philadelphia at the bottom of this page.

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