Matcha Latte
The signature latte with coconut milk was described as smooth, balanced and not bitter.
DIFC
More Matcha is a small, cozy cafe in DIFC built around matcha drinks and desserts. The matcha latte, matcha soft serve and matcha cheesecake are the main draws, with a cute green-and-white setting that suits a relaxed stop.
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The signature latte with coconut milk was described as smooth, balanced and not bitter.
The matcha soft serve is praised for its texture and flavour, while the plain vanilla version is creamy and gently sweet.
The cheesecake pairs creamy matcha with cream cheese, with one review calling the sweetness well balanced.
The tiny cafe has a cute interior, green-and-white design and a rooftop view that reviewers found relaxing.
Reviews mention oat, coconut and almond milk options, including a well-liked oat-milk matcha.
Several reviews describe the staff as friendly and attentive, including careful preparation of a mixed matcha coffee.
Check Stock. Message or call before travelling for a specific item, especially matcha ice cream, pastries or specials.
Ask Cups. If takeaway cups are unavailable, ask whether dine-in cups can be used so you do not miss the drink.
Plan Timing. Earlier or office-hour visits may be safer for menu availability; one evening visit found most of the menu unavailable.
Allow Time. Do not assume immediate service: one customer waited more than 40 minutes in an open shop with no employee present.
Bring Cash. Carry cash and small change as a backup because a card machine was reported not to be working.
Find Route. Allow extra time to locate the cafe; one visitor parked near the Ritz and walked through the mall.
Plan the visit
The matcha bar is a popular sweet option and was rated highly by one matcha-focused visitor.
The hot matcha cinnamon drink is singled out as a favourite winter-style order.
The eclair has received mixed feedback: one review found it cold and tasty, while another called it dry.
Multiple visits found matcha, ice cream, pastries or special drinks unavailable; one Saturday reviewer struck out three times.
One visit produced clumpy matcha, and another reviewer found the soft serve too sweet with little noticeable matcha benefit.
Several customers considered the drinks or concept expensive for what they received.
A reviewer found the cafe difficult to reach and another said it took time to locate.
One visit had a non-working AC and a fire alarm that would not stop sounding.
The Bottom Line
More Matcha is a compact, matcha-focused cafe in DIFC, with enough variety to make a dedicated matcha stop worthwhile. Customers mention the signature matcha latte with coconut, oat or almond milk, matcha soft serve, matcha cheesecake and the matcha bar. The latte is often described as balanced rather than bitter, while the cheesecake combines creamy matcha with rich cream cheese.
The setting is part of the appeal: reviews describe a tiny, cute interior with green-and-white decor, a cozy atmosphere and a relaxing rooftop view. Staff are frequently called friendly and attentive, and one customer appreciated the care taken to mix matcha into coffee. Plain vanilla soft serve also gets praise for its creamy texture and restrained sweetness.
Availability is the main caution. Customers have arrived to find no matcha, ice cream, pastries or winter specials, and one Saturday visitor said this happened on three separate attempts. Another reported clumpy matcha, while some found the soft serve or drinks too sweet.
Prices are regularly described as steep. The cafe can also be tricky to locate, so allow time for the route and check stock before making a special trip. A cash backup is sensible if the card machine is down.