chasen

Place-first matcha discovery

Find matcha through real visits.

Chasen is a social matcha map built around places, photo notes, friends, and official city boards. See what people actually ordered, save the spots that matter, and follow editor signal without digging through a generic review wall.

Why Chasen

Built for people who care where the matcha came from.

Real photo notes

Know what they ordered.

Posts center the place, the drink, the rating, and the photo. Tags like wait, seating, price, vibe, and sweetness help a note feel useful instead of noisy.

Save your map

Keep a personal matcha list.

Mark places as Want to Try or Favorite, then come back when you need a plan. Chasen keeps your saved spots connected to the map, notes, and directions.

Boards and editors

Local signal with a point of view.

Featured city boards bring community rankings and local editor picks together.

Friends

See the visits that matter.

Friends bring social context without turning Chasen into a global feed. Their photo notes help you discover places through people you actually know.

Chasen Club

Recognition for showing up.

Chasen quietly recognizes the people whose real visits make the map more useful. A growing body of thoughtful contributions can move from Scout to Curator to Chasen Guide.

Scout

The beginning of a useful body of work.

Curator

A thoughtful collection of places, orders, and honest notes.

Chasen Guide

A trusted body of work built over time.

Tastemaker

Separate recognition for a point of view people consistently value.

Featured boards

Building locally. Useful anywhere.

We’re focusing on Los Angeles and Houston. Wherever you are, use Nearby to find places, post a note, and save your next stop.

LA BoardLos Angeles
HTX BoardHouston metro
NearbyPost and save wherever you are

Community editors

Every city has its own matcha point of view.

Chasen editors bring local taste, honest notes, and useful context to their city boards.

Los Angeles and Houston · Other cities welcome to apply Explore the editor role