Kahii - Sydney

I took my husband on a deliberate trip to the city just to try their matcha lattes. I have been eyeing their matcha latte art on instagram and finally got the chance to try it out today. Kahii is a very small cafe with a very limited menu on offer. We planned to have have lunch there and only had 2 options in their menu, soba noodles with salmon and a chicken or pork katsu sandwich. My husband and I both had the soba noodles which we both loved. It was simple yet colourful, tasty, and healthy. Although it was delicious, it would be better to have more options in their menu. Their matcha latte is one of the best I have had. It was just right for me, not too sweet and the matcha taste was quite strong but didnt leave any bitter after taste.

Nice compact and modern little cafe on Kent St, old matey makes a very decent coffee or macha latte - depending on what your into. I really must return to sample to katsu sambo. I do notice the staff reception can be similar to the coffee, hot or cold - don't let that stop you. Enjoy

Ceremonial Matcha is to the standard but with little portion. I can finish it in 1 sec for Aud8. Katsu chicken sandwich is a delight. Overall, Worth a go although a bit dear.

Kahii is a place that's been on my list for a while. Instagram keeps hitting me with beautiful pictures of their matcha latte so I headed into the CBD to check it out. Its quite a small place with a few bench stools, not a huge amount of space to eat in. More of a take away place I think, right infront of some businesses/ Trendy fit out. The menu isn't extensive but there's a salmon salad option and Katsu sandwiches. I really wanted the chicken Katsu sandwich but unfortunately by midday it was sold out. I ended up getting the pork Katsu sandwich. The pork was just fried so very crispy on very fresh white bread. It had some cabbage and a Japanese sauce. Overall very tasty. I ordered the matcha latte which looked beautiful -great barista. I wasn't a fan of the flavour at all but I'm sure many people are. They do regular coffee as well.They also have quite a number of beautiful cakes which I bought a rose and raspberry flavoured one to take home which was really nice.Worth a look.

Recently opened little cafe on Kent street to help combat those monday blues or 3pm slumps. This place has a really good matcha piccolo's and other matcha inspired items including a frappe! Their matcha game is on point! A japanese inspired cafe including niftly cutlery and crockery. They also have some tonkatstu sangas and soba noodles just to name a few and even stock Donutpapi donuts which are pretty good. I only tried their matcha picoolo and a few donuts so will have to come back to sample these sangas. Check it out for yourself!