šµ Emeri Matcha Bar Full Menu & Prices Guide
Note: Drinks feature premium first-harvest matcha. Lattes are lightly sweetened by default (simple syrup for matcha, maple syrup for hojicha).
| š„ Matcha Lattes (Made with 5g Matcha) | |
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Classic Matcha
[Floral & earthy] - Kakegawa, Shizuoka |
$7.25 |
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Roku Matcha
[Umami, earthy & sweet] - Uji, Kyoto |
$8.25 |
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Okawari Matcha
[Nutty, roasty & deep] - Yame, Fukuoka |
$8.50 |
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Hinata Matcha
[Complex, nutty & bright] - Yame, Fukuoka |
$8.75 |
| š Hojicha Lattes (Made with 5g Hojicha) | |
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Signature Hojicha
[Smoky, malty & caramel] - Kakegawa, Shizuoka |
$6.95 |
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Opal Hojicha
[Floral & toffee] - Kirishima, Kagoshima |
$7.05 |
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Onyx Hojicha
[Rich & roasted cacao] - Yame, Fukuoka |
$7.15 |
| šµ Traditional Tea (Dine-in Only | Served in a Chawan) | |
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Usucha Thin Tea (2g Matcha) Samioku ($9.00) or Miyabi ($13.00) |
$9.00 - $13.00 |
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Koicha Thick Tea (4g Matcha) Samioku ($13.00) or Miyabi ($17.00) |
$13.00 - $17.00 |
| š¦ Matcha Soft Serve (Served in a Waffle Cone) | |
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Shizuoka
[Sweet & smooth] |
$7.95 |
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Shizuoka & Uji Twist
[Well-balanced, sweet & roasty] |
$8.35 |
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Uji
[Roasty, nutty & slightly bitter] |
$8.65 |
Looking for authentic matcha in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighbourhood? I have loved matcha since way before it became the massive trend it is today. If I am being completely honest about why it first caught my eye, it's simply because green has always been my absolute favourite colour! Now that I have firmly established my default way of ordering it (unsweetened with oat milk) it has become incredibly easy for me to instantly assess the quality of a cafƩ's powder and tell if a drink has been watered down.
So far, Vancouver has no shortage of amazing spots, and I have found some exceptionally high-quality matcha at places like C Market Cafe and Ciclo, while Blaze near me serves up a very decent cup too. Vancouverites have a deep love for this green elixir, boasting dedicated staples like Nana's Green Tea and Whisk Matcha Cafe (which is still on my list to try!). Naturally, when the brand new Emeri Matcha Bar menu officially made its debut in Mount Pleasant just within the last month, you know I had to visit.
Hubby decided to experience their traditional preparation and ordered the Koicha (thick tea) featuring the Samioku Matcha ($13). It arrived served in an authentic clay bowl. The liquid has a stunningly deep, vibrant green colour and consists purely of high-grade matcha whisked with water—no milk and no sweeteners allowed. Hubby noted that drinking it is very much like throwing back an espresso shot; it is thick, incredibly pure, and carries a bold, bitter earthiness.
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| The beautifully intense and pure Koicha Samioku Matcha. |
I stuck to my reliable favourite and got the Classic Matcha Latte ($7.25), ordered completely unsweetened with oat milk. It hit the spot! There was zero unpleasant bitterness and it wasn't diluted or watered down in the slightest. Instead, you just get a smooth and pure earthiness.
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| The perfectly balanced, velvety Classic Matcha Latte. |
The only real drawback is that they currently do not serve any pastry or bakery items at all. However, they make up for it with something incredibly cool for a permanent storefront: custom, rotating matcha soft-serve ice cream where you can actually choose your flavor intensity! It is an amazing reason to come back on a warmer day. Whether they eventually add snacks or keep it focused entirely on the tea craft, the pure quality makes Emeri a fantastic new addition to Mount Pleasant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Emeri Matcha Bar have food or pastries?
A: Currently, they do not serve any pastries or bakery items, focusing strictly on premium matcha drinks, traditional tea ceremonies, and rotating matcha soft-serve ice cream.
Q: What plant-based milk options are available?
A: They offer high-quality alternatives like oat milk for their lattes, making it easy to order dairy-free drinks.
Q: What's on the Emeri Matcha Bar menu?
A: The menu is built around premium first-harvest matcha and hojicha lattes ($6.95 to $8.75), traditional koicha and usucha tea service ($9 to $17), and rotating matcha soft-serve. See the full pricing breakdown above.
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