New store established by young residents of Braunschweig - Phrase I've Heard That Sentence Enough
Lily, a 24-year-old Brunswicker with a passion for gastronomy, is set to revolutionize the city's culinary scene with her upcoming matcha café. The café, set to open next to her current pop-up store within the next one or two months, will be the first of its kind in Brunswick.
Lily's journey with matcha began in Hildesheim, where her first experience left her with a distaste for the green powder. However, a trip to Japan with her sister changed her perspective. Inspired by the unique matcha creations she encountered, Lily decided to bring this authentic experience back to Brunswick.
Her matcha store, currently an insider tip, specializes in 100% matcha and 'premium matcha' directly from Japan. Unlike many other establishments, the store does not dilute the matcha powder with barley grass, ensuring a true matcha taste. The store's matcha does not taste like grass or hay, but rather creamy, nutty, and sweet.
The store offers around ten different matcha creations, ranging from sweet to fruity to spicy. Lily's current favourite is the banana pudding matcha. For those who prefer vegan options, the store also offers matcha creations without cow's milk.
Lily believes in the health benefits of matcha, which she claims is good for migraines and provides a healthy pick-me-up. She aims to convince customers that caffeine isn't always about coffee, and her store's matcha, with its natural caffeine, offers a healthy alternative.
Lily's store stands out with its wide range of matcha varieties and combinations that not everyone knows. She plans to bring unique experiences to Brunswick instead of encouraging residents to travel to larger cities like Hannover or Berlin for such experiences.
The matcha store, located in Brunswick and set to move soon, is eager to make a name for itself in the city. After its move, it may become more well-known and attract a wider audience. For now, it remains an insider tip, a hidden gem in Brunswick's gastronomic scene.
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