Tea shops · Berlin, Germany
Mamecha
A Japanese green-tea café in Mitte since 2010 that sells the sencha, hojicha and matcha it pours, packed in 50 g and 100 g bags.
The rare café where you can drink the tea first and then take the bag home for less than ten euros.
Green tea café Mamecha opened in 2010 at Mulackstraße 33 in Berlin-Mitte and describes itself simply as a Japanese café. The site does not publish opening hours, so check before crossing town. What it does publish is an online shop with the same teas that are poured at the counter, sold in 50 g and 100 g bags, and a cake list that can be ordered ahead: matcha cheesecake, matcha mille crêpe, a chocolate and matcha mousse cake, a matcha brownie, roll cakes, a mochi cake and a yuzu soufflé cheesecake.
The tea list is short and entirely Japanese. Four senchas, a house Sencha, a premium Jo-Sencha, a deep-steamed Fukamushicha and a yuzu-scented one, sit beside Genmaicha with roasted rice, stem-tea Kukicha, Hojicha in leaf and in powder, a larger-leaf Ha-Hojicha and Bancha. The caffeine-free corner is Sobacha from roasted buckwheat, barley Mugicha in tea bags and the house Mamecha. Every product is marked as containing caffeine or not, and the shop says so when a size is sold out.
Matcha is where the range widens: grades MO2 and R8 in 30 g and 60 g, a premium Jo-Matcha, an MF blend, a Tokujo grade in a tin, a Sakura matcha and a matcha for baking. The everyday leaf teas cost between 8,00 € and 11,80 € for 50 g, with the 100 g bag priced a little under double, which makes this the cheapest way on our Berlin page to buy Japanese leaf. The café is the place to taste a cup before deciding which bag to carry out.
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Where it is
Mitte
Mulackstraße 33, 10119 Berlin
What to buy here
Sencha
Sencha
from € 9.10 · 50 g
The house sencha, which the shop calls the classic on the café's menu, sold in a 50 g bag at the lowest sencha price on the list.
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Hojicha
from € 8 · 50 g
A roasted stem hojicha in leaf form, the one to brew hot with water off the boil, and the cheapest leaf tea on the shop's list along with the Bancha.
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Genmaicha
from € 8.20 · 50 g
Sencha cut with roasted rice, the toasty everyday brew, in a 50 g bag priced under the house sencha because half the weight is rice.
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The one worth the trip
Jo-Matcha
from € 17.90 · 30 g
The premium Jo-Matcha in a 30 g bag, the grade above the two everyday matchas and below the Tokujo tin. Buying it here rather than from a listing means you can order a bowl of matcha at the café first and decide with the cup in your hand which grade to take home, something no online matcha shop can offer.
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