Ikea Matcha Sweets Fair
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Ikea Japan's annual Matcha Sweets Fair is back – now with 10 green tea desserts

Get your matcha fix with an assortment of green tea desserts at Ikea stores in Tokyo and across Japan

Kaila Imada
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Kaila Imada
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Ikea Japan's annual Matcha Sweets Fair is back and this year you can enjoy a range of desserts and sweets made with the bold, umami-rich green tea powder. The limited-time menu will have traditional Japanese desserts as well as a matcha-infused afternoon tea set, and it's available from Thursday May 11 to Sunday June 25 at Ikea stores across Japan. 

Love all things matcha? Here’s what you can expect from this year's Matcha Sweets Fair at Ikea. 

Ikea Matcha Sweets Fair 2023
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These matcha pancakes (¥700) are served with a refreshing sour cream sauce and sweet red bean paste.

Ikea Matcha Sweets Fair 2023
Photo: Ikea Japan

This matcha afternoon tea set (¥590) includes a matcha gateau chocolate, matcha strawberry daifuku (sweet chewy rice cake) and matcha mont blanc. When ordering the tea set, you'll also get your choice of coffee or tea from the drink bar.

Ikea Matcha Sweets Fair
Photo: Ikea Japan

The matcha mont blanc (¥350) can also be ordered individually.

Ikea Matcha Sweets Fair
Photo: Ikea Japan

Dig into a decadent biscuit-based matcha tart (¥390) or opt for a vibrant green matcha soufflé roll (¥350). 

Ikea Matcha Sweets Fair
Photo: Ikea Japan

Want matcha for breakfast? Order a matcha bagel (¥290) or a matcha muffin (¥250) to start your day.

Ikea Matcha Sweets Fair
Photo: Ikea Japan

Of course, the Matcha Sweets Fair wouldn’t be complete without the crowd-pleasing matcha ice cream. Take your pick from two options: a matcha sundae with warabi mochi (¥250) or a matcha soft cream cone (¥120). 

This article was originally published on April 27 2022 and updated on May 10 2023.

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