Nobibi sits in a strip mall close to downtown Beaverton, serving a variety of bubble tea and ice cream out of its minimalist white-and-pink space. While the drinks here are the main product, Nobibi also serves matcha soft serve that can be used in a wide range of its desserts. Looking for a cotton candy cloud with ice cream in the center? Done. Want a luxurious afternoon snack? Just throw a 24K gold leaf on it. Nobibi is open for takeout Wednesday through Monday.

Tucked away inside the Washington Square Mall, Boom Crepes isn’t the easiest place to access during the pandemic. Patrons willing to brave the retail shoppers will find a variety of crepe options, including some with matcha ice cream. And while the crepes here are all very good, the move is to order the matcha crepe cake, a stack of thin matcha crepes with a fresh matcha cream between. The cake is finished with a heavy dusting of uji matcha powder for extra flavor. These cakes are pre-order only and cost a hefty amount for a slice, but are so worth it. Boom Crepes is open for takeout Tuesday through Thursday.

With a spot right on the Tualatin lake, the space around Doja has a serene ambiance full of cute animals and cheery strollers enjoying the lake. While Doja was mainly serving up matcha ice cream during the summer, the colder days have shifted the seasonal offering to Japanese fish-shaped pastries called taiyaki. While the taiyaki come with many different fillings, the creamy matcha custard is the pinnacle. Patrons hoping for something a little bit more on the cake side can also pick-up an adorable pint-sized matcha tiramisu. Doja Tea Lounge is currently open for takeout everyday starting at 11:30am.

A small bakery off North Williams, Jinju is known for its outstanding chocolates and modern cakes.

Matcha dessert range from matcha almonds to matcha bonbons, but the real prize here is the matcha yuzu cake, which consists of thick matcha mousse and a yuzu curd petit gateaux. Jinju is open for takeout Thursday through Sunday.

After taking over the old Ristretto space on North Williams, Kimura has been slinging a plethora of fun Japanese toasts. While matcha desserts are not the main items on the menu, the creamy homemade uji matcha butter will keep you coming back for more. The matcha butter can be ordered on a plain toast or as a combo with whipped cream and sweet red beans. Patrons looking for something a little on the healthier side can also order matcha flavored oatmeal with chia seeds. Kimura is open for takeout Tuesday through Sunday.

East Burnside’s Korean coffee shop is still serving an abundance of cute drinks and pastries, including a matcha version of the tiramisu. The matcha tiramisu here is made with matcha from Jasmine Pearls, which has been incorporated into both the cake and the mascarpone cheese. The cake is then dusted heavily with a matcha powder for good measure. Soro soro is open for takeout Tuesday through Sunday.

Located off of Southeast Cesar Chavez and Powell, Matcha Cafe Maiko is a Hawaii-based franchise that serves all the matcha things, from a simple matcha soft serve to a decadent matcha parfait filled with toppings like candied chestnuts and matcha chiffon cake. One of the highlights of Maiko is the freedom and flexibility of adding said toppings to anything on the menu, including the springy shiratama mochi balls. Matcha Cafe Maiko is open for takeout everyday, starting at 11am.

Located on the far side of the I-205, Just Tea is a drive-thru-only bubble tea shop off of Southeast 122nd. While this may seem like a daunting journey for most Portlanders, there is a singular item on the menu that makes the trek worth it: the Japanese-style souffle pancakes. These fluffy babies can come bathed in either a caramel or matcha cream, but achieve peak deliciousness with the decadent uji matcha cream. While the pancakes are available all day, orders can take up to 30 minutes to be ready, so calling in advance is recommended. Just Tea is open for drive-thru takeout everyday.