Bali isn’t just about sunsets, surf, and temple hopping the island has quietly become one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting matcha destinations. Whether you’re a ceremonial-grade purist or someone who just wants a pretty green latte to kick off the morning, the café scene here genuinely delivers.
At SatuSatu.com we’ve put together this guide to the ten best matcha spots across Bali, from the buzzing streets of Canggu to the lush hills of Ubud so you can sip your way through the island like a local.
- Matcha Cafe Bali
📍 Jl. Pantai Berawa No.99, Tibubeneng, Kuta Utara, Badung
💰IDR 20,000 – 75,000
🕐 08:00 – 17:00 WITA
Widely credited as Bali’s original matcha café, Matcha Cafe Bali has been serving organic green tea beverages out of its bright, wood-and-white space near Berawa Beach since 2017.
The menu goes well beyond a standard latte expect matcha lemonade, coconut matcha, matcha cheesecake, and even matcha protein pancakes. It’s the kind of place you visit once and end up returning to every other morning.
- Luneir Matcha
📍Jl. Raya Canggu No.101, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Badung
💰IDR 65,000 – 75,000
🕐 Tuesday closed; other days 08:30 – 17:00 WITA
Luneir has developed a cult following among matcha lovers in Canggu, and for good reason. This small, Japanese-minimalist café uses ceremonial-grade matcha sourced directly from Japan and prepares each cup using traditional methods.
The Classic Strawberry Matcha and Ryōko Matcha are among the most talked-about drinks on the island right now. One important note: they sell out fast sometimes by mid-morning so arriving early is not optional, it’s essential.
- Chontea
📍 Jl. Hanoman, Ubud (also in Seminyak)
💰 IDR 45,000 – 350,000+ (matcha tasting experience)
🕐 Check Instagram for current hours; reservations recommended
Chontea operates two locations one in Seminyak and one in Ubud and both are considered among the most refined tea experiences in Bali. The concept is rooted in the Japanese Omakase tradition: high-grade organic Japanese matcha paired with rare specialty teas from across Asia, served with genuine care and intention.
The Ubud branch in particular draws visitors who describe it as feeling like a quiet trip to Kyoto without leaving the island.
- Little Uji Matcha Cafe
📍Jl. Raya Kerobokan No.234x, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara, Badung
💰 IDR 40,000 – 110,000
🕐 Daily; check current hours via Instagram
Little Uji focuses exclusively on Uji matcha: the ceremonial-grade green tea sourced from Japan’s Uji region, known for its deep umami, natural sweetness, and vivid color.
The café keeps things intentional no frills, no distractions just really well-made matcha served hot or iced, traditionally or as a latte. The price range is accessible too, making this a great option for daily matcha rituals rather than just special-occasion visits.
- KYND Community
📍 Jl. Petitenget No.12, Kerobokan Kelod, Seminyak
💰 IDR 70,000 – 100,000+
🕐 Daily; check ahead during peak season
KYND is one of Bali’s most photographed cafés, and its dedicated matcha bar is a major reason why. Famous for its all-pink décor and 100% plant-based menu, this spot serves creative matcha drinks like Coconut Cloud Matcha and Strawberry Matcha all made with plant-based milk and finished beautifully for the camera.
But the taste genuinely matches the presentation, which is more than you can say for most Instagram-famous venues.
- Beige Coffee
📍 Jl. Pemelisan Agung, Tibubeneng, Kuta Utara, Badung
💰 IDR 45,000 – 65,000
🕐 Daily; opens mid-morning
Beige Coffee is a minimalist grab-and-go matcha stand tucked near the beach in Tibubeneng and it’s become a local favorite precisely because it doesn’t overcomplicate things.
The interiors are soft, neutral, and calm. The matcha is high quality and well-balanced. The Strawberry Matcha here has developed a loyal following among regulars who swing by on the way to the beach. Seating is limited, which suits the to-go format perfectly.
- Buba Tea
📍 Tibubeneng / Berawa area, Canggu
💰 IDR 45,000 – 80,000
🕐 Daily; check Instagram for current schedule
Buba Tea is one of the newer additions to Bali’s matcha scene and already one of the most talked-about. The café features a stunning Japanese-inspired interior complete with a cherry blossom tree indoors, stepped wooden seating, and plenty of outlets making it as practical as it is beautiful.
The standout concept here is matcha as bubble tea: premium matcha turned into boba-style drinks using high-quality ingredients and full customization.
- Kurasu
📍 Jl. Babadan No.89, Pererenan, Mengwi, Badung
💰 IDR 50,000 – 90,000
🕐 Daily; opens in the morning
Originally from Kyoto, Kurasu brings a genuinely Japanese approach to coffee and tea to Bali’s Pererenan neighborhood. The philosophy here is simplicity and precision single-origin coffee, hand-brew techniques, and matcha treated with the same reverence as a specialty espresso.
The space is clean, minimal, and calm, designed for people who want to sit down and actually taste what they’re drinking rather than just photograph it.
- ROU Specialty Coffee & Matcha
📍Jl. Pantai Seseh No.28, Cemagi, Mengwi, Badung
💰 Starting from IDR 20,000
🕐 Mon–Wed 06:30–17:00; Thu–Sun 06:30–15:00 WITA
ROU is a bit of a hidden gem, sitting on the quieter coastal strip near Cemagi and Seseh away from the Canggu tourist corridor. The matcha menu here is genuinely impressive: kyoto matcha latte, golden matcha latte, matcha turmeric ginger, ceremonial grade matcha, and homemade matcha ice cream.
It opens early and closes at a relaxed pace, making it a great early-morning stop if you’re exploring the western coast of Bali.
- Rüsters
📍 Jl. Raya Kengetan No.44, Singapadu Kaler, Ubud area, Gianyar
💰 IDR 50,000 – 85,000
🕐 Daily; check current hours via Instagram
Tucked into the lush landscape south of central Ubud, Rüsters is a stylish, design-forward café where the matcha latte is made with premium Japanese powder and served on a terrace overlooking greenery.
The atmosphere is slow and intentional this isn’t a hustle-and-go spot. It pairs beautifully with a morning in the Ubud area before temple visits or rice terrace walks, and the food menu holds up well alongside the drinks.
Explore Bali Further with SatuSatu
Bali’s café scene is one of the best reasons to explore the island slowly and SatuSatu.com is the locally curated platform that helps you do exactly that. Every product on SatuSatu is handpicked by people who actually live here, so you’re always getting genuine recommendations with zero middlemen involved.
Start your Bali trip right with the SatuSatu Airport Transfer a smooth, stress-free ride from Ngurah Rai International Airport straight to your accommodation. Same-day booking is available, pricing is fully transparent, and there’s no haggling involved.
Once you’re settled and ready to explore, the SatuSatu Exclusive Car Charter gives you a dedicated local driver and completely flexible timing perfect for café hopping across Canggu, Seminyak, and Ubud on your own schedule without worrying about transport logistics.
All bookings are made directly on SatuSatu.com and support local payment methods including BCA, Mandiri, OVO, DANA, credit cards, and more.
FAQ about Matcha in Bali
Is matcha popular in Bali?
Very much so. Bali’s strong wellness culture has made matcha a staple across the island’s café scene. You’ll find it everywhere from small grab-and-go stands to dedicated ceremonial tea houses and the quality at the better spots rivals anything you’d find in Japan or Australia.
What’s the difference between ceremonial-grade and regular matcha in Bali cafés?
Ceremonial-grade matcha is made from the youngest tea leaves, ground finely, and meant to be whisked with water no milk, no sugar. It has a deeper umami flavour and a vibrant green colour. Regular or culinary-grade matcha is often used in lattes and baked goods and tends to be a bit more bitter. At the better cafés in Bali, it’s always worth asking which grade they use.
Which area in Bali has the best matcha cafés?
Canggu has the highest concentration spots like Luneir, Beige Coffee, Buba Tea, and Matcha Cafe Bali are all within a short drive of each other. Ubud is the place to go if you want a more ceremonial or traditional experience, especially at Chontea.
How much does a matcha latte cost in Bali?
Prices range from around IDR 20,000–40,000 at more local spots up to IDR 75,000–110,000 at premium ceremonial-grade cafés. Most mid-range spots in Canggu and Seminyak land around IDR 55,000–75,000.
Do I need to book ahead at matcha cafés in Bali?
Most cafés don’t require reservations for drinks. However, Chontea’s matcha tasting experience is popular and often fills up booking ahead is strongly recommended. Luneir Matcha also sells out of their ceremonial batches early in the day, so arriving before 10 AM is a good idea.