Mori Haus

Mori Haus works in bursts: a seasonal residency, a collaboration with another matcha counter, a spring gathering, then a pause. It is a Korean-inspired café pop-up in Los Angeles rather than a permanent bakery counter, and the calendar is the menu.

A pop-up built on matcha and small formats

The project runs as a café concept in limited windows rather than as a standing shop. A Summer Café Residency has anchored the warm months, and spring editions have arrived with lighter, gift-sized framing. Because each appearance is short, the drinks and sweets shift with it, and matcha is the thread running through the whole programme.

The collaboration that defines it

The clearest expression is Mori Haus x Little Lions Social Club, a joint event with a Los Angeles matcha café. It centred on a matcha sampler and came with stickers, tote bags, shirts and day passes, which says a good deal about how Mori Haus operates: part café, part small social gathering, with the printed object treated as seriously as the cup. Guests come for the drink and the room, and leave with something to keep.

How to catch it

Follow the seasonal calendar rather than an address. When a residency or a collaboration is running, the matcha items are the ones to prioritise, since they carry most of the house character. Expect a compact list and a format closer to a themed afternoon than a walk-in café, with day passes and small goods part of the same visit.