Eastside · Spot
Kettl Hollywood
About
Kettl is a Japanese tea company that started in New York and works directly with growers in Japan. This Hollywood Blvd shop is a tea room and store: matcha whisked to order, sencha, hojicha, and a counter-style matcha omakase tasting, with teas from different regions on the wall. It's calm inside, and you can buy loose tea and teaware.
Jasmine says
A tea house from Brooklyn
that turned a corner of Los Feliz into Kyoto.
Pure tea, a matcha omakase,
and a whole tea wall of origin notes.
If you want to seriously understand matcha,
start here.
Pure tea, a matcha omakase and the calm of a tea museum.
Insider tips
- To drink seriously, book a seat at the matcha omakase counter.
- The origin notes on the tea wall are worth reading slowly; this is a museum of tea.
- Take a matcha popsicle to go and eat it strolling the Los Feliz streets.
Jasmine’s notes
- Kettl · Hollywood Blvd / Los FelizIf you want to seriously understand matcha, start here; the origin notes on the tea wall are worth reading slowly. First time, and want to taste the tea itself? Start with Kettl. In my book, the best matcha in LA. There's a four-seat tasting bar you can book on Resy. A Japanese tea house from Brooklyn where you choose the origin of your latte matcha and it's whisked to order; the four-seat tasting counter is booked on Resy.Order: A seat at the matcha omakase bar
- Address
- 4677 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
- Hours
- Sun–Thu 08:00–18:00 · Fri–Sat 08:00–19:00Checked on the official site Nov 2026; confirm before you go
- Website
- kettl.co →
Where I wrote about it
- Matcha 101, LA Edition
- My LA Matcha Repeat List / LA Matcha Girls
- The LA Matcha Guide, Fall 2026
- The LA matcha map | Where should you actually drink matcha in LA?
- LA matcha guide, part 2 | Fall 2026: what's new in LA matcha?
- The LA hojicha map | After matcha, what are Angelenos drinking?
- Westside × Eastside
- Every LA Itinerary
- LA × Seoul: the same Korean flavors, K-town vs. Seoul
- Everybody Wants This LA
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