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Tang and Java in Woodland Hills, California
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Tang and Java

4.5(219 ratings)on Google

22776 Ventura Blvd D, Woodland Hills, CA 91364

About Tang and Java

Independent coffee shop on Ventura Boulevard.

Quick answers about Tang and Java

Where is Tang and Java located?
Tang and Java is at 22776 Ventura Blvd D, Woodland Hills, CA 91364 in Woodland Hills, California.
What kind of business is Tang and Java?
It is listed in our Woodland Hills directory under Restaurants & Cafés. Independent coffee shop on Ventura Boulevard.
How do I contact Tang and Java?
Call (818) 564-4390 or visit www.tangandjava.com/.
How is Tang and Java rated?
Tang and Java has a 4.5-star rating on Google from 219 ratings.
What are the hours for Tang and Java?
Monday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM; Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM; Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM; Thursday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM; Friday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM; Saturday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM; Sunday: 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM

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Ratings & reviews

Hector Fig· 5 months ago

Total rip-off!! Their matcha is listed at $5.75, but almost everything costs extra, even ice is an additional $1.25, which is ridiculous. By the time you add flavor and choose your milk, the drink ends up around $10. On top of that, it tastes very artificial more like a mix of syrups than real matcha. We won’t be going back. The avocado toast is also tiny and definitely not worth the price. Response: Here’s the proof, just to show how dishonest this establishment is. I did not get a large drink, I ordered a medium, and that’s what I got, as you can clearly see on the receipt. The extra charge was not for a size upgrade; it was for ice, which is unreasonable. Also, I saw the drink being made, there were multiple serves/pours going into it. While you mention using ceremonial grade matcha, I’ve had traditional matcha in Japan before, and this did not taste like that at all. As for the avoc

dominique Edwards· 2 months ago

Their matcha is mediocre at best (and even thats a stretch), more meant for those who think real matcha “tastes like grass”. Not much of an establishment for those who enjoy real matcha. Their proportioning is way off. Less than 3 grams of matcha for a 16oz drink, and only 2 pumps of sweetener. I couldn’t taste any matcha or sweetener, mostly the milk. The lack of sweetener would’ve been okay if I could actually taste the matcha. With it being almost $9, it was not worth it. (They charge $1 for milk substitutes, btw. The selection of milk substitutes was pretty wide, I’ll give them that). If you’re thinking of coming here for good matcha, save your money. Go to re:coffee down the street. They’ll give you something much better than an overpriced milk with green food coloring.

B King· 10 months ago

Looking for a new coffee shop on my way to the beach and this place jumped out. Service was warm and welcoming. Shop is cute and the gelato is tempting. Love the plants around the shop. I had a Barista special which was a brown sugar maple flavored latte, it was delicious. Highly recommended!

Sharon K. (sk_cali)· 11 months ago

We tried the Collagen Latte, Golden Elixir, and Matcha Einspänner—all were excellent. The latte had a deep, robust flavor, the elixir had just the right amount of turmeric warmth (as it should!), and the matcha was rich and smooth. Z and the cashier were incredibly friendly and welcoming, taking the time to answer all my questions since it was my first visit. The café itself is cozy and inviting—perfect for enjoying thoughtfully crafted drinks.

Yamit Florentin· a year ago

I was staying in the valley and looking for a good morning coffee when I decided to try this coffee shop. The experience did not disappoint! I ordered a medium-hot vanilla honey latte with almond milk and just one pump of vanilla—it was absolutely delicious. The shop has a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Customers can read books while enjoying their coffee. In addition to great drinks, they also sell various items, including crystals, candles, sage spray, jewelry, and more. There is free parking, which is a plus. However, the indoor seating area is limited, with only three tables, making it less ideal for working or accommodating large groups.

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