CÉRÉMONIALE Matcha Atelier

Café📍 Samphanthawong, Bangkok★ 4.6/5 on Google Maps (693 reviews)

Matcha-focused atelier on Song Wat Road.

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About CÉRÉMONIALE Matcha Atelier

CÉRÉMONIALE Matcha Atelier is a small specialty matcha bar tucked away on the second floor of an old building on Song Wat Road, in the old Chinatown quarter near MRT Wat Mangkon. Reviewers describe a dim, minimal loft with bare concrete and a single counter where the tea is whisked in front of you, a quiet contrast to the busy street below.

The menu is short and centred on ceremonial-grade Uji matcha: usucha and koicha, the clear iced Mizuwari (about 190 baht), a layered Ceremonial Matcha Milk (about 220 baht) and a yoghurt matcha made with house-fermented yoghurt. Wongnai places it in the 101 to 250 baht range per person, with the yoghurt drink a little higher.

It suits a slow afternoon date for two people who enjoy tea, since seating is limited and the mood is calm. Pair it with a walk along Song Wat's shophouses and cafes. Check opening days before you go, as some listings say it only opens Thursday to Sunday.

Why it works for a date

High-grade matcha with a smooth, non-bitter taste
Careful whisking done in front of you
Calm, minimal loft hidden above busy Song Wat
Mizuwari that changes flavour as you add water

Good to be aware of

Very limited seating
Short opening days on some listings
Up a staircase and easy to miss from the street

What to order

Mizuwari ฿190Ceremonial matcha served clear over ice, praised by reviewers as fragrant and nutty without bitterness. Staff suggest sipping as you add water so the flavour shifts.

Ceremonial Matcha Milk ฿220A layered drink of ceremonial matcha over milk that reviewers liked for its depth, though some still preferred the Mizuwari.

Akai Yoguruto ฿280Uji matcha whisked with a bamboo chasen and blended with house-made fermented yoghurt, giving a sour, rich and lightly bitter drink.