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Jenki UK store locations
What Jenki is
Jenki is the UK's first dedicated matcha-bar chain, serving ceremonial-grade, first-harvest Japanese matcha from small counter-service bars at a premium price point built on provenance and ritual rather than scale; coffee was dropped from the menu entirely in 2023, making it matcha-exclusive.
Price tier: Premium
Ownership: Privately held and founder-led. The bars are run by Jenki Drinks Ltd (Companies House 12117222, incorporated 2019 as FU Matcha Ltd), whose one registered person with significant control is co-founder Claudia Boyer. Every bar is company-operated with no franchising; the Selfridges bar trades as a concession inside the store.
Formats: Small counter-service matcha bars in destination retail and market halls such as Spitalfields, Borough Market, Covent Garden and Battersea Power Station, City office-district street units at Canary Wharf, Liverpool Street and St Paul's, a West End high-street bar in Soho and a concession inside Selfridges on Oxford Street. An online shop sells matcha powder, syrups, gift sets and a subscription.
Growth: Opening at its fastest pace yet, with recent openings all in City office districts and the West End, a stated aim of 11 London bars and of becoming Europe's largest dedicated matcha bar operator, and regional UK cities being explored as a later step with none yet named.
Sectors Jenki trades in
Primary in pink, secondary in blue, then every other sector membership. Each is a purchasable bundle.
Brands in the same sector (Next-gen beverage + Coffee Shop)
How many Jenki stores are there in each region of the UK?
| Greater London | 9 |
Who Jenki competes with in the UK
- Blank Streetthe only other branded UK chain built around matcha, far larger and still serving coffee · 56 sites
- Joe & The Juicefunctional-wellness drinks chain chasing the same young urban customer · 95 sites
- Black Sheep Coffeefast-growing premium specialty chain, coffee-led rather than matcha-led · 135 sites
- Grindpremium London specialty chain, coffee-led rather than matcha-led · 14 sites
- WatchHousesuper-premium specialty coffee in the same City and destination streets · 26 sites
- Notes Coffeepremium London specialty coffee, coffee-led rather than matcha-led · 13 sites
- Starbucksmass coffee chain where matcha is a menu add-on, not the core proposition · 1,421 sites
- Caffe Neromass coffee chain where matcha is a menu add-on, not the core proposition · 634 sites
How many Jenki matcha bars are there in the UK?
9 open matcha bars as at November 2026, all in London.
Who owns Jenki?
Jenki Drinks Ltd, a private company led by its co-founders Claudia and Otto Boyer; Claudia Boyer is its one registered person with significant control. All bars are company-operated.
Where are Jenki matcha bars?
All in London, split between destination retail and market halls such as Spitalfields, Borough Market and Covent Garden, and City office districts such as Canary Wharf, Liverpool Street and St Paul's, plus Soho and Selfridges.
Does Jenki serve coffee?
No. Jenki has been matcha-exclusive since 2023, alongside functional lattes and an online shop for matcha powder and gift sets.
Can I download the Jenki store list as a CSV?
Yes. The Jenki store list is a CSV file of all 9 UK locations as at November 2026, priced at £20. It is available to download from your h3hex account as soon as payment is approved.
What fields does the Jenki store list include?
The Jenki store list has the same 26 columns as every h3hex file: name, three address lines, town, city, postcode, latitude and longitude, drive-thru, opening and closing times for each day of the week, and services. For Jenki the file fills opening hours for 11% of locations; a blank cell means Jenki does not state the value.
Where is the next-gen beverage sector growing in the UK?
h3hex maps which UK local areas have the most next-gen beverage outlets and which added the most since the previous release in Next-gen beverage hotspots.