D.C. is a global ice cream town, from Japanese matcha to South Asian chai, but we're missing real-deal Greek. Enter Yala ...

depending on the matcha’s level of intensity. Sorry kids, these boozy scoops are only for the over 20s. Sakeice in Asakusa specialises in ice cream flavoured with the quintessential Japanese ...

Ichigo Matcha opened last September on the corner of 16th Street and Larimer Street, and is already a prime example of the success businesses hope to have in the area.

That is, the best of the best that’s typically reserved for the traditional Japanese tea ceremony ... In a medium bowl, combine the ice cream base and matcha powder and mix with a stick blender ...

While matcha has been at the center of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies for hundreds of years, it’s now gaining traction ...

when Häagen-Dazs decided to make a matcha-flavored ice cream,” Mangan explains. “They went to Uji [Japan] and they vetted all these suppliers—and it was a big account.” Another seminal ...

So that kind of thing.” Kinako ice cream with Okinawan black sugar syrup. Photograph by Takeshi Nishikawa. The shop will also offer a variety of Japanese teas beyond the ubiquitous matcha. But you ...

One of his goals is to expand the narrow conception of Japanese food in the region beyond ramen or raw fish, while giving back to his community with something as joyful as ice cream. Beyond ice cream, ...

Kyo Matcha is a bright cafe with a clean and refined interior — a peaceful, yet vibrant oasis from the chaos of the city.