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Coffee shop · Sugar Land
"This Sugar Land coffee shop is a true destination. Kohiko prides itself on Japanese-style coffees and drinks, including ceremonially grade matcha offered in strains of soft, almond-forward Seion and the creamy, slightly grassy Uji Homare. Enjoy in more traditional forms — as a latte, cortado, Americano, or as a tea, or try the Moshi Moshi, a light combination of banana, brown sugar, matcha, and milk that might remind you of banana bread in drink form." - Brittany Britto Garley
Authentic Japanese restaurant · Bellaire West
"For many diners, ramen doesn’t seem to be the first thought for a matcha pairing, but at this Michelin-recognized spot that hails from San Francisco, it’s a match made in heaven. An order of the Duck Matcha yields a savory bowl of springy noodles seeped in a creamy green-hued chicken broth made with matcha, with thin slices of smoked duck layered on top. The matcha flavor is delicate but distinct and puzzlingly good." - Brittany Britto Garley
Pizza restaurant · Lakeview East
"Zazas has built a Lakeview following with New York-style pizzas that fall into the new Neapolitan category with thin, chewy, and foldable crusts topped with ingredients like truffled mushrooms, Calabrian chili, and soppressata. The rotating menu includes a bacon ham pie (red onions, Calabrian chili, cotija cheese, Sichuan garlic oil, scallions), a white pie (garlic, olive oil, whipped ricotta, mozzarella, basil, sesame seed crust), and a truffle mushroom pie (shiitake mushrooms, rosemary, garlic truffle cream, goat cheese, sea salt). Grandma-style pizzas are also available in limited quantities, and the restaurant is BYOB. Online ordering is available." - Ashok Selvam
Pizza restaurant · Heart of Chicago
"Novel Pizza Cafe, nestled in a residential near Harrison Park in Pilsen, is a throwback with vintage sports gear, a few tables, and a few seats at a counter near the window. This is a tribute to Filipino and Mexican immigrants with the signature tavern-crust pizza topped with Spanish chorizo and giardiniera. It provides a sweet and spicy kick. Look out for a rotating special. There’s also Chicago pan pizza which will have old-heads reminiscing about wiping their hands before so they don’t dirty an arcade video game. Online ordering is available." - Ashok Selvam
