Tadaima

It is a small Japanese coffee shop conveniently situated located in one the Industrial city places. We were waiting for our entry in a 15 minutes line, but it was worth it to get there. We loved our baked goodies. My pumpkin spice latte was tasty and decorated, Okinawa cone was chewy and sweet. We preferred real ceramic coffee cups and were served by friendly and polite ladies. Good drop by and have morning or afternoon drinks here. Recommend for all.

my favorite coffee shop. all the women are so friendly and make all the baked goods and drinks with love. i highly recommend the oat hochija latte and their home brewed iced teas. in the fall they have a delicious kabocha tea cake and regularly have a yuzu lemon cake and a lavender blueberry cake that are divine. i usually go during the weekdays in the early morning/afternoon and they have seating available, but it is a small space and can get busy on the weekends.

Came across this coffee shop while exploring industry city. Order their special kombucha latte and I have to say it was incredible. Would highly recommend.

Not easy to find, but definitely worth a trip if you’re in the area. Normally the waiting line goes crazy, but when I got there on Arlin noon on Easter Sunday, it was only a couple before me and a couple sitting inside the cafe. I got the seasonal white sesame hot chocolate, foam was very creamy, overall very calming, not too chocolaty or sweet. Would love to add some espresso shot next time or try their famous black sesame latte. I’m not a vegan or vegetarian but loved that they offer a few options. Brought three muffins and it was still very soft when I had the next morning. Tasted more like Japanese recipe (more eggy than sugary) than American, and loved that it was not too big of a portion. Definitely will be back to try some cookies too. Highly recommend!!

Great spot for Japanese-infused western sweets. Super cute store, dedicated and elegant. I love my ❤️✨maple fig scone since it was not too sweet but flavorful. Figs tasted like grapes for some reasons but I enjoyed the popping texture of the fig seeds. Love the 🩶sesame madeline! It was flavorful, rich and moist. Really a beautiful, light option. Earl grey pear muffin won’t be my first pick as the whole texture was slight too solid for me but still delicious. Cappuccino was creamy. The bean they used today was on the bitter side. Would like to try drip coffee or cold brew next time.

Maple Hojicha latte was surprisingly good, perfect for the season. Cup cakes are decent.

actually an intricate space and intimate setting to have tea and snacks and highly appreciated, hope it doesn't blow up. don't read my review lol. has the matcha latte with maple and it came garnished with flowers and had a very deep porousy sweet Japanese taste profile, and also had the hochichha chocolate cookie which was crispy and oh so good and gray texture and tasty, and yuzu cake which was rated but I would not have. it was overly sweet, but the space it's full of Maximus Deborah and lots of explorer and really like it

Tadaima has become my recent favorite bakery/cafe in Brooklyn. It is Japanese-owned where I could practise my baby Japanese. All the pastries are reasonably priced, but the drinks were quite expensive. There are only limited seatings, but it’s easy to find tables elsewhere inside or outside the building. Also the lines could be long sometimes and the pastries sell out early. ＊ Kabocha Maple Muffin Fall is the best season to try out all pumpkin flavored food, and I was glad that I ordered it. The cake was moist and not too sweet. There were plenty of pumpkin chunks loaded in the loaf. To show my appreciation, I devoured the whole muffin in one sitting. ＊ Yuzu Lemon Cake A lovely muffin decorated with yuzu glaze and dried flowers. It was too sweet for my liking tbh, but it really pulled in the citrusy fragrance that yuzu lovers will find it enjoyable. ＊ Matcha White Chocolate Cookie ＊ Salted Hojicha Chocolate Cookie I could finally get cookies with rich matcha/hojicha flavors that are comparable to those in Japan. These cookies weren’t overloaded with chocolate chunks so I could still taste the strong tea fragrance. Pretty sure they didn’t skimp on tea powder, and the powder quality was superior. They also held the perfect texture with crunchy edges. ＊ Black Sesame Coffee I was blown away by the richness of black sesame — my mouth was filled with nutty and earthy aroma! Hands down one of the richest I’ve tried after Davelle and Kore. I didn’t expect it to be sweetened, so once again the drink was too sweet for me as the sugar might have sinked at the bottom. I prefer getting a cup of pure black sesame/matcha/hojicha latte next time.

Very cute coffee shop in Industry City, it fit the vibes of the surrounding businesses. The owner keeps the cafe occupancy small (3 at a time!) to create that homely ambiance, hence the name "Tadaima" (I am home, in Japanese). There's a coziness, such as homemade stuffed animals from Japan for sale, and just a tad bit eccentric, with the Japanese drip cold brew coffee maker next to the window. The desserts and drinks are beautifully decorated with florals and spices, each feels uniquely made for the guest. The dirty chai was super tasty. Arigatou gozaimasu!

Tadaima is the only spot you should be going to for quality matcha. I love this spot so much that I get 2 drinks in one sitting (I know, a bit much). You cannot go wrong with their hojicha latte or any of their seasonal latte's. Last time I was there they had a delightful lavender matcha latte. Not only are their drinks delicious, they have very good pastries. Personally, I love their sable biscuits. The black sesame and matcha sable biscuits are my favorite! The line gets pretty long so plan accordingly! It is a small cafe so only a few people can be in at a time.

Beautiful and tranquil little coffee shop with the sweetest ladies working here. My go to drink is their hojicha latte with oat milk. It's $8+ but worth it to me. They use all environmental friendly products and give you nice mugs and teaplates if you stay. They have free ice water and seats inside including one fit for kids. They have yummy cookies, muffin cakes and my favorite is the rosemary yuzu scone. It is very subtle tasting with some saltiness and light sweetness to it. There are more setting options right outside the shop. They enforce a 3 people standing policy and a line usually forms outside. Just visit when in IC but they are only open Thursday to Sunday.

Tadiama is my number one cafe in Brooklyn. Came here a few times and I would say their service never disappoints. Once you enter the hidden gem in the industry building you will feel like you're in another world of sweetness. What I like- Hojicha latte-5/5-I love how everything is super light and not too sweet. I also love that they sift the powder a lot so the drink is not grainy or tastes odd. The light roasted green tea matches well with a lot of their pastries. Lemon Yuzu cupcake-5/5-highly recommend. This is not your ordinary Lemon cupcake but it was a twist of yuzu inside! You can definitely taste the yuzu (lemon) in the icing and cupcake itself. Again, not too sweet and it pairs with their hojicha latte so well. The cafe itself is so cute! Only 3 people max if you're sitting inside. There are no outlets inside the cafe but they outlets outside of it. I would definitely come back to this cafe. Tip-they accept cash & card.

This little cafe is so soothing and calming. We got matcha lattes and the Yuzu lemonade all were perfect and tasty! We also got 5 of their pastry's. Please see the video, I can't remember all of the names, sorry lol. They were all yummy and are a must try! The barista there was also very friendly. I'd totally come back

Tadaima has become my recent favorite bakery/cafe in Brooklyn. It is Japanese-owned where I could practise my baby Japanese. All the pastries are reasonably priced, but the drinks were quite expensive. There are only limited seatings, but it's easy to find tables elsewhere inside or outside the building. Also the lines could be long sometimes and the pastries sell out early. ＊ Kabocha Maple Muffin Fall is the best season to try out all pumpkin flavored food, and I was glad that I ordered it. The cake was moist and not too sweet. There were plenty of pumpkin chunks loaded in the loaf. To show my appreciation, I devoured the whole muffin in one sitting. ＊ Yuzu Lemon Cake A lovely muffin decorated with yuzu glaze and dried flowers. It was too sweet for my liking tbh, but it really pulled in the citrusy fragrance that yuzu lovers will find it enjoyable. ＊ Matcha White Chocolate Cookie ＊ Salted Hojicha Chocolate Cookie I could finally get cookies with rich matcha/hojicha flavors that are comparable to those in Japan. These cookies weren't overloaded with chocolate chunks so I could still taste the strong tea fragrance. Pretty sure they didn't skimp on tea powder, and the powder quality was superior. They also held the perfect texture with crunchy edges. ＊ Black Sesame Coffee I was blown away by the richness of black sesame -- my mouth was filled with nutty and earthy aroma! Hands down one of the richest I've tried after Davelle and Kore. I didn't expect it to be sweetened, so once again the drink was too sweet for me as the sugar might have sinked at the bottom. I prefer getting a cup of pure black sesame/matcha/hojicha latte next time.

This cafe is really a hidden gem tucked away in brooklyn, run by the sweetest Japanese ladies. Currently they only allow 3 customers in their shop at a time for ordering and there was a line when I arrived and after I left! We opted to try two of their lattes - the seasonal chestnut latte and hojicha latte. The chestnut latte (5/5) was delicious. The homemade chestnut paste offered a nutty and sweet flavor to the latte and tasted really good as well (I was able to savor the leftover paste once I reached the bottom of the drink). The hojicha latte (4.5/5) was also very high quality, just the pure taste of the hojicha itself. The yuzu cake (4/5) was also delicious! Perfect size, not too sweet, moist with a tart flavor and sweet frosting on top. Would definitely come back to try other seasonal drinks and treats!

Got a chance to visit this small cafe during the Winter time to try their seasonal drink selections. Ordered the Chestnut Hoji-Cha Latte- the drink itself is like a work of art with floral petals placed on top of the creamy foam. The delicate taste of Chestnut resonant with every sip, paired with a Matcha white chocolate chip cookie- brings special joy to my tranquil weekend. Shop is crowded especially on the weekend, and seating is very limited. The shop developed quite a fan-base at Industry City, at times the line outside the shop's door stretches the entire hallway.

A very unique bakery hidden off the busy first floor of the Industry City building. This one is on the second floor. Owner wants you to get the full "at home" feeling so she suggests only three people in the shop at a time. There's a small yet cozy space to sit as you wait for your order. If you're lucky and arrive early, you'll get a chance to try one of her many fine desserts. Sable Cookies rock! And the pineapple banana bread was delicious. I was lucky to score a matcha sable cookie as well. Not too sweet but just enough. Totally taste the matcha and the butter. Hee hee Once she sells out, she's out. You can ask in case there's a reserve batch somewhere in the back. Custom drinks are all made to order so be patient. This is not a quick grab and go spot. It is meant to be slow paced and to be enjoyed, like you would at someone's home. The store is decorated with lovely Japanese finds, art, pictures and misc items like housewares and crafts for sale. Stop in but sit a while. If you don't want to crowd the space, there's seating in the hallway just outside her store. A lovely spot, authentic and so unique.

Y'all Tadaima is where it's at. They are a nice and cozy spot located on the second floor of an Industry City building and such a delight. There are a select number of items on the menu which include mostly warm beverages and pastries. The beverages seem to come with nice toppings and are prepared slowly and with care. While the inside of the space is small, it is nice enough for a quick sit down. They also sell other nifty items like candles and such. I loved loved loved my vegan hot chocolate and the service I received as they were kind. By they, I mean the two women running the place. I do recommend.

Hard-to-find Japanese coffee shop/bakery in Industry City. Took forever to locate the spot as we didn't realize that it's on the second floor of the complex (tucked away to the left from the stairs). Small line to get in as they only allow three people inside to order at a time. Absolutely had to get the Mizusashi Cold Brew ($8). Slow drop cold brew in a 12oz cup that needs nothing extra. Excellent flavor and supremely strong. Also split a blueberry muffin ($4ish) - crumbly top and an even spattering of blueberries. Definitely stale as it was later in the day so didn't finish it. Cozy interior but they do have seating outside the shop as well. Recommend simply for the strong coffee.

I went to Tadaima earlier in Fall 2023. The cafe is located in industry city on the 2nd floor of a building. The cafe was not busy when I went on the weekend but there were people coming and going. There are a few benches to sit and eat inside. The owner was very sweet and the shop was very cozy and smelled amazing. I ordered the muffins, some cookies, and a hojicha latte. Everything was great and I regret not ordering more items since I traveled a long way there. All of the baked goods had good flavor and weren't too sweet. I wish they had a location closer to the city!

I love this place with all my heart! Been coming here for almost a year after I found this gem on TikTok. The welcoming feeling you get when you step into the cafe is the best feeling. You immediately feel at home (hence the name)! It makes you want to grab a drink, a pastry and sit down with a book. My absolute favorite drink is the black sesame latte which is not watered down like other places. Hot or cold, the black sesame taste is still strong and I like chewing on sesame topping they put at the end. If you're a coffee drinker, they have the option of a dirty black sesame latte. The pastries here are aesthetically pleasing and are all wonderful! Their flavors are true to its name. They have yuzu cake, sable cookies, salted hojicha chocolate (cookie), earl grey paer, yuzu rosemary scone and more! I love bringing family and friends here! Tadaima has not disappointed once. Everyone loves the cafe setting, drinks, pastries and owner/worker :) Highly recommend this place!

Rosemary Yuzu Scone $4.50 strong rosemary and yuzu flavors, not too dry or hard. Really enjoyed this Hoji-cha Madeleine $3.50 medium tea flavor. Soft but not too moist which is good. Yuzu lemonade $7 strong yuzu flavor, not too sweet. Really refreshing on a hot day Would definitely come again

Lovely small local bakery and coffee shop that values quality and detail. Had the seasonal chestnut latte that was actually perfection. Also inhaled their carrot cake muffin which wasn't as spiced as I would've liked, but super moist and different (little bruleed pineapple pieces in there!)

AMAZING CAFE! I had to try everything! I got their yuzu lemon loaf cake, matcha sable cookie, hojicha scone, and matcha latte. It was honestly so good that I went back and ordered seconds for the pastries. The pastries aren't too sweet, which is perfect for appreciating the simplicity of the elements they put in their goods. It's a small, cute cafe with minimal seating inside. However, there are extra tables and chairs in the hallway. You can also walk around japan village after while enjoying your snacks. Staff are friendly. 10/10 would come back here if I was ever in the area.

Very relaxed ambience with amazing service. High quality tea made fresh with uniquely flavored pastries.

The cafe gives off a very Western influenced atmosphere. It's small and cozy. All of the pastries looked and sounded so good that I wanted to try everything. I ended up getting three different kinds in three different different flavors. The matcha latte was unsweetened, but they have sweeteners (simple syrup, agave, etc.) on the side if you want to add them. The matcha was strong and whisked well. There weren't visible clumps when I finished the drink. I preferred it unsweetened to compliment the baked goods. The sesame madeleine had a crisp exterior, and fluffy interior. The sesame flavor was very prominent. The matcha sable cookie was bittersweet. Perfect if you prefer your cookies less sweet. The cookie was so buttery too. The salted hojicha chocolate cookie had a nice roasted flavor, but I wish the salt was more evenly distributed. Some parts were too salty, and others didn't have any. After walking around Industry City for a bit, it was a perfect stop for a snack and drink. There isn't much seating inside, but there are tables downstairs and near the staircase.

Cute little cafe with super friendly staffs! My new favorite drink from them is definitely the chestnut latte. Their coffee caramel cookie may be my new favorite. The white chocolate horijicha cookie was a little too sweet for my liking. I tried 3 of the summer special drinks but forgot the names. Two were matcha based, they were okay. I definitely like the winter special (chestnut latte) more. I do look forward to trying new items from them!

I live near here and I had no idea this place existed in industry city! Maybe it's a good thing or else I would come here all the time haha. The place was so cute and everything was homemade. I ordered a hojicha madeleine and a matcha sable cookie. I also had their iced black sesame latte. The madeleine was huge and very moist. It had a strong hojicha flavor. The matcha sable cookie had a strong matcha flavor as well. The black sesame latte had a strong nutty flavor. The staff here were very friendly. I would definitely come back! There's a small seating area inside and outside.

So I work in Industry City in the same building 5 and I've only heard about Tadaima from people walking through but there are so many people hunting for it, I had to find out for myself! It tends to close a little early in my opinion but I'm a coffee all day girl. It smells amazing when you walk in. They only allow 3 people in at a time so there is often a line out front. They really have a focus on attention to detail and diligence you can tell in the amount of time they take to make a cup of coffee this is not a place you go if you just want a quick drink because you really want to appreciate the art they've created and curated for you. They have oak milk which is great and their coffee selection always has a seasonal special. They make some REAL slow drip coffee which is crazy looking how slowly they're filtering the water through the beans (and the total is limited to 10 cups per day!) it's really quite a show to create the drink. They also do pour overs which dont take forever and you can have a great cup in just a few minutes. The bakery has quite a few pastry options that range from $2.50 up to like $7 per item. They all look so lovely. They have a few items for sale in a little storefront that really match this vibe too.

Went here during the fall and can't stop thinking about it since. Located in Industry City on the second floor. It's a small, clean space, with maybe having about room for 5 people to sit. It's a super peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The workers are super kind and attentive. I got their hot kabocha matcha latte which was mildly sweet without adding any additional sweetener, nice pumpkin flavor, and matcha depth was great. Aesthetically pleasing as well. They also sell an assortment of pastries from little cookies to cakes and muffins. Their hojicha cookie was perfect. Crispy exterior and chewy interior, lovely hoji cha flavor - and was still delicious next day. Can't wait to go back

I would probably come here daily if I lived closer. Love their drinks, pastries, and cookies!! Cute and relaxing atmosphere with cozy seating. There is a line sometimes but sooo worth it!

The drinks are amazing and such a nice small space hidden within industry city. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for great coffee !!

Amazing coffee! One of the best I have ever had if not the best! We had the lavender latte and maple matcha iced latte. Both were deliciously excellent. Service was great as well.

Best cafe in Brooklyn! I always try something new whenever I stop by and they have seasonal menus. Favorites so far are the matcha sable cookies, yuzu loaf, and green tea cold brew (was available in the summer). The vibes are so cozy I love it!!

Tadaima is just as it's name suggests, "welcome home." It's so peaceful here with its soothing music playing in the background as customers eat desserts that pairs so perfectly well with their amazing selection of lattes, teas, and coffee. Their drinks are measured precisely, with authentic and fresh ingredients that really does bring out its flavors optimally. So far I had their hojicha latte and ice latte, both tastes amazing and pairs beautifully with their many unique and tasty desserts! Ayaka was so friendly, kind, and really demonstrates the warmth that the Japanese culture always provides in their customer service. This has became one of my favorite small cafes and I can't wait to try their many other desserts and drinks! Thank you for reading and please give them a try; I promise you won't regret it! (:

Love the drinks, pastries and aesthetics here! We got the yuzu cupcake, which was absolutely beautiful and not too overwhelmingly sweet. We also got the savory Umami bread loaf. Recommend getting them toasted to get that extra bit of crunch! They offered a matcha iced tea with matcha ice cubes, which was really refreshing! Love their concepts here.

Cute lil coffee shop everything made fresh in house. Their dessert snacks aren't too sweet - we got the black sesame and liked the texture a nice crust with soft filling.

Still really really good. I would say to come before 11AM to avoid lines. The afternoon is where the lines here get a bit long and can have a wait from 15-20 minutes. The pastries are well worth the price. I love the scones or even the sable cookies. The quality is so timeless. There are usually only 2-3 workers working. I wish they would create bakery sets so I can give to friends.

Aesthetically speaking, the decor and pastries both look very nice, though the Yuzu Lemon cupcake we got wasn't really on the same level. The glaze/ frosting was good but the actual cupcake didn't really taste like anything.

I went on a Sunday afternoon and there was a line outside as the space only allows 3 people inside at a time. The service was super quick though. I ordered the Hojicha Latte with Oat Milk and a Maple Madeleine. Both were delicious! The hojicha is pretty strong which I loved and the madeleine was moist and flavorful. I'm definitely going to go back to try some of their other drinks and pastries

The baked goods are superb, the matcha drinks amazing. You will experience a flavor awakening of your palette here. Matcha sables, , herbal flavored scones and amazing chai. 4 stars because each debate's 39 minutes to fill. You'll wait along time but you will enlightened when you leave.

Love this cute place! Small little coffee/tea dessert place of high quality. Workers and customers were so friendly as well. You will not regret coming here!

I've been following this bakery's Instagram for a while and finally made the trek to Industry City to try it out! The bakery is inside the Maker's Space (within Industry City), which is a floor containing a bunch of small businesses that make their own products. The space is so beautiful and overlooks a pathway with lots of trees and greenery. I got the truffle salt sable and a slice of the yuzu lemon pound cake and my friend got a matcha sable. The yuzu lemon pound cake was divine! It was super soft and fluffy with a bright citrus-y flavor and topped with an equally refreshing lemon glaze and edible flowers. The sable was nice and buttery with a good crisp and almost-flaky texture. The truffle flavor was quite strong, so this is perfect for truffle lovers. Unfortunately, I've come to realize I am not a fan of truffle ahaha so I think I could pass on this next time I stop by. I tried a bite of my friend's matcha sable -- it had a strong matcha flavor and an excellent bite/texture to it, similar to the truffle salt sable :) This bakery is so lovely -- everything looks like it's made with such care and tastes wonderful :) I definitely want to stop by again to try other pound cake flavors + the madeleines!

I've been to Tadaima a few times, from when they were just a pop up shop in December 2020 to now their move to a flag ship store in Industry City. I love coming by and wish it was easier for me to get to (I don't live anywhere near red hook/industry city). I've had some of her seasonal drinks (the lemonade is one of my favorites). I think that the owner is very sincere and kind. If you're coming by you should be aware this is a Japanese bakery but a lot of it is really just the flavors rather than the style you'd associate with a Japanese or other East Asian bakery. And I love that she's taken a different approach. My favorite items are the yuzu pound cake and the earl grey Madeline but there are so many good things--I've never had something I dislike.

I've gone a few times and am always amazed by the flavors. I recommend everything I've tried so far: Madeleines. I tried: - Matcha - Earl Grey - Black Sesame They're delicate, yet strong in flavor and juuust sweet enough. -- Chestnut Hoji-cha Latte with: - Chestnut compote - coconut cream - Japanese Roasted green tea A very unexpectedly unique, delightful flavor (and I don't usually love neither chestnuts or seasonal drinks!) -- Chocolate chip cookie with: - matcha white chocolate - salted Hoji cha - coffee caramel - hazelnut It's a stronger flavor and is like an orchestra in your mouth - a nice journey between low and high notes. LOCATION (as others mentioned): Building 5, 2nd floor along with other charming small shops, and a gorgeous vibes.

Tadaima feels like home. It has such a homy vibe with the decor, the music, the smells, but also a selection of high quality and delicious drinks and baked goods. It's been a year since I discovered it and I love it. Very cute!

We drove to Brooklyn last Sunday planning to visit "Japan Village" grocery store run by Sunrise Mart and was shocked to find that the grocery store was located in just one part of a whole complex of eight buildings called Industry City. Japan Village wasn't open yet so we wandered through each building. Furniture outlets for West Elm, Design Within Reach and ABC Carpet & Home are there, as well as Sahadi's and a cool antique store. A food hall. Tons of quirky, cool small businesses and a huge entrepreneur incubator space that we would've never discovered if we didn't buy a car last year during the pandemic since we're too lazy to take the subway beyond Manhattan. We stumbled upon Tadaima Japanese patisserie on the 2nd floor of the buildings. I dragged my husband inside to get a closer look at the cookies and cakes and felt right at home buying matcha sable, coconut sable and vanilla and wild cherry cookies ($2.50 each) It was a hot day and I was thirsting for iced tea but the owner suggested a yummy and refreshing brown sugar ginger ale with a splash of yuzu. So delicious! The buildings generously stuffed comfy seating areas all around Industry City and outside the patisserie so we plopped down on a bench and enjoyed our snack. Even bought a stylish blouse from Tadaima for $25 (the owner has a small rack of vintage clothes and other non-food merchandise for sale on the side). Love this place and will definitely be back to try one of the iced pound cakes that looked so pretty decorated with edible flowers.

Lovely Japanese cafe. Delicious pastries. It feels like walking into Japan. Highly recommended!

My sister in law recommended Tadaima, and I'm so glad I got to try it. It was a bit hard to find, it took us some time to find the it, but after 15 mins or so we did it. It's located in building 5 on the 2nd floor. It's a cute little coffee spot, love the decor inside and very friendly staff. We ordered one of each of their cookies, matcha white chocolate, sea salt coffee toffee I believe and a black sesame one. Cookies are crunchy on the sides and chewy in the middle, just how I like it, but just a tad too sweet for my liking. My husband ordered the specialty drip coffee, she recommended having it black and I ordered the chestnut latte. I liked my husbands coffee a lot more, I like my coffee strong and it went really well with the cookies. My chestnut latte was good, but a little too sweet and the coffee wasn't strong enough for my taste. They have a lot more baked goods that looked really delicious and I would definitely go back to try next time. My sister in law recommends their Madelines.

Really everything I've had here has been very good, even refreshing. High standards for baked goods as well as drinks that would stand up anywhere in the city, but ESPECIALLY in Sunset Park. Also, the people are really nice!

I'm so glad this lovely little shop is open in Industry City, its located inside building 5 on the 2nd floor. They are only open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11am to 5pm. I originally came for the matcha because theres not many places around here where you can get real proper matcha. But once I walked in I decided on the Chai Latte and I was not disappointed. They offer oat milk as well as whole milk, however, they do use Oatly which I'm not a huge fan of. The barista was very polite and pleasant and crafted such a beautiful latte. I also got a Matcha Madeleine and a Matcha White Chocolate Cookie that was perfectly crunchy around the edges with a soft center. The next time I come I will definitely get Matcha!

Hidden gem. Tucked away in building 5, second floor, industry city. I've tried all their drinks, all delicious. All of their baked goods are spectacular, as well. Beautiful open space, with great lighting. I would come here every day if my wife would let me.

Homey and comforting. Matcha sweet potato poundcake is so good! And so is the chesnut season drink (foamy, creamy, great balance between tea and chestnut flavor)

Lovely, little bakery. Owner will patiently explain their wares to you. Have tried several Madeleines and cookies (including a black sesame), which were all excellent. There is also a selection of hot and cold drinks. Flavors are seasonal, so make sure to plan multiple return visits!

Some pretty great cookies and friendly service here. Tadaima is hidden away on the 2nd floor of building 5 in Industry City. Really great hidden gem up there.

unique flavors combinations! Love the rosemary scone and yuzu croissant. Will definitely come back to try other pastries as well.

Tadaima is open! The proprietor has moved to a larger space on the same floor. Instead of making a left and going down the hallway to the end, make a slight right. She is in an airy space now with the same delicious baked goods, teas and coffees.

Everything we tried (especially the hojicha chestnut pound cake) was excellent and we received attentive service.