Maiko Matcha Cafe

Customer service could use some work. There was a boy and two girls working. No one making any food/drink, failed to greet. Their soft serves are great but their matcha drinks are questionable. Surprising because this is a matcha place. Grainy and not the best.

Gorgeous presentation. Got the limited cherry blossom x peach swirl. Ice cream itself is not too sweet but that parfait is 72 g of sugar all together. The pudding was 10/10, not too sweet! Going to pick up more puddings next time.

$9 for a soft serve!! A little pricey but super cute and love the ube matcha flavors. Tried seasonal Sakura soft serve but not impressed, just sweet not much of a flavor. Like ube and matcha have a distinct flavor. Loved those cute lucky cats on display

Get Ube flavor.

Peach oolong is back!! yessyesyesyes Also, this location includes the powder toppings while others don't, if that's something you're looking for. Peach oolong is creamier here than the Manhattan Chinatown location btw.

Update: I went back a couple of days ago and they did not disappoint again. Pints are still but 1 get 1 half off. Carry a cooler bag so that they don't melt as quickly. Both the ube and matcha flavors are so delicious and creamy. Have to go back to get another maiko special. So excited to finally try maiko matcha inside of the tangram mall! Did not disappoint. It is on the top floor by the elevator and it is one of the first eateries of the food court area. We were there on a Friday evening and the line gets pretty long. The baristas are very kind, calm, and make the order line seem like it's no difficult task. Had the maiko special with ube cream and it was so scrumptious. Its one of the best desserts I've had in a while. It's not too sweet. The matcha mochi waffle was very delicious too, and I wish I had gotten another one. Lastly I got a regular iced matcha latte and it was perfect. You can choose how much sugar and ice you want in it. It took a while to receive because of the amount of orders but it was understandable and totally worth it! My only regret is not getting the ube pint as there was a bogo sale going on but I'll be back for it soon! Hopefully.

Been wanting to come here for a long time and finally stopped by on a weekday night for soft-serve. The portion is very generous, and the peach oolong tasted just like that! Nothing too strong, sweet peach first then a bit of bitter oolong after. Perfect to share after a meal! Would love to come back to try other flavors.

In flushing the Cafe Maiko is a walk up take-out experience, but the matcha soft serve ice cream we had is delicious! I prefer the Matcha and Ube swirl soft serve in a waffle cone. Worth the trip! And the Food Hall has some yummy food too. The Vietnamese Sandwich place towards the back called JoJu I think, was pretty good.

The girl working register at 12:30 pm March 16 today was extremely rude. And didn’t seem to know how to work a credit card machine. Please have better staff greet customers. It was not busy. We were only ppl at the stall at the time.

Located within the vibrant Tangram Mall in Flushing, Queens, Maiko Matcha is a haven for matcha enthusiasts and dessert aficionados alike. With its unwavering commitment to quality and a passion for Japanese culinary traditions, Maiko Matcha promises an unforgettable taste experience that transcends expectations. During my recent visit to Maiko Matcha, I was instantly captivated by the serene ambiance and inviting aroma of freshly brewed matcha. As someone who typically isn't a matcha aficionado, I was pleasantly surprised by the exceptional quality and nuanced flavor profile of their matcha offerings. Each sip was a symphony of delicate flavors, perfectly balanced and exquisitely crafted to delight the senses. In addition to their exceptional matcha beverages, Maiko Matcha offers a tantalizing array of desserts that are as visually stunning as they are delicious. We indulged in their Strawberry Soft Serve, a refreshing treat that boasted the perfect balance of sweetness and tanginess, leaving us craving more with each spoonful. One of the highlights of our visit was the Mochi Waffle, a delightful fusion of Japanese and Western culinary influences.