Wholesale Matcha In Dallas

Japanese matcha for Dallas.

Our US sample stock is in Dallas, so a café in Deep Ellum, Plano, Richardson, or Fort Worth gets two grades matched to its menu the next day in most cases, free. Taste them with your team, or book an in-person tasting, then plan a wholesale order milled to order in Japan.

Who we supply in Dallas

Dallas–Fort Worth is two markets in one. The urban core runs on specialty coffee: Deep Ellum, Bishop Arts, Lower Greenville, and the Design District have cafés that treat matcha as a second bar program. The northern suburbs carry the volume: Plano, Richardson, Carrollton, and Frisco have some of the densest boba and Asian dessert corridors in Texas, clustered along Legacy Drive, the Greenville Avenue and Beltline Road area in Richardson, and Old Denton Road in Carrollton.

  • Specialty cafés in Dallas proper and Fort Worth's Near Southside that want a grade they can name on the menu.
  • Boba and dessert shops in Plano, Richardson, and Carrollton, where color under ice and cost per cup decide the account.
  • Multi-location concepts headquartered in DFW that need one lot across every store.
  • Japanese restaurants serving matcha desserts and usucha after the meal.

Samples and wholesale delivery

Samples ship from our Dallas stock by USPS within 48 hours of your request, and most DFW addresses receive them the next day. If you would rather taste with us, DFW teams can book an in-person tasting and compare both grades in your own drinks.

Wholesale orders are milled to order in Japan and shipped to you. Ocean freight usually clears at a West Coast port and moves by rail into the Dallas intermodal terminals; air freight clears at DFW International, which handles food imports routinely.

Permits and licensing

Inside the city limits, food establishments are permitted by the City of Dallas through its consumer health program. Fort Worth, Plano, Richardson, Frisco, Irving, and most other DFW cities run their own food permitting, so the permit follows the address of the store, not the metro.

  • Serving matcha drinks is covered by your existing food establishment permit.
  • Storing wholesale matcha for other businesses, or repacking it under your own label, generally needs a Texas DSHS food license as well.

Why Dallas gets the fastest samples

Everything else on this site describes shipping to you. In Dallas the sample stock is already here. That changes how a tasting works: you can compare two grades in the morning, ask for a different pair the same week, and settle the grade before your menu board goes to print, instead of waiting a week for each round from Japan.

The sachets are the same ones we send nationwide: sealed and labeled in Japan with origin, harvest, cultivar, lot number, and milling date. A local tasting does not mean a local product. The wholesale order still comes milled to order from Japan, so what you taste is the lot you buy.

Your first order, step by step

Start with two grades selected for your menu. Free samples ship from Dallas within 48 hours. Test them in your own recipes before choosing your first wholesale order.

  • Tell us what you serve. Share your menu, milk, cup size, and expected volume.
  • Taste with your team. Compare the samples in the drinks your customers order.
  • Get a delivery quote. Confirm grade, quantity, and shipping to Dallas. Wholesale orders ship from Japan.

Dallas matcha wholesale FAQ

How fast do matcha samples reach a Dallas café?

Usually the next day. Kits ship from our Dallas stock within 48 hours of your request by USPS, and most DFW addresses receive them the following day. Kits are free for food and beverage businesses.

Can we taste the matcha in person in Dallas?

Yes. DFW teams can book an in-person tasting and compare both grades in their own drinks. Mention it in the notes when you request samples.

Do Plano, Richardson, and Fort Worth use the same permit as Dallas?

No. The City of Dallas permits food establishments inside its limits, while Plano, Richardson, Fort Worth, and most other DFW cities run their own permitting. Wholesale storage or repacking generally needs a Texas DSHS food license as well.

Which grade do DFW boba shops usually choose?

Most start with Organic Cafe, our Kagoshima organic line built for lattes, boba, and flavored drinks. Shops with a matcha-forward menu often compare it against Ceremonial Barista in the same sample kit.

Get in touch

Supplying matcha to Dallas

Tell us what you serve and where in DFW you are. Two grades ship from our Dallas stock, usually arriving the next day, free. Or book an in-person tasting.