The Spice Lab Japanese Matcha, Green Tea, Sea Salt

I love the infused teas from The Spice Lab. So far I've tried only two: the Merlot and the Japanese Matcha. Both add subtle flavor. I'd advise being careful until you know the taste, because chunks of sea salt are fairly large, so it's easy to over-salt your food with these products. But once you know how much to use, they taste great. I will definitely buy more varieties. And yes, if you are paying attention, I wrote the exact review for their Merlot variety.

I purchase this after having some Matcha salt at Gen Korean BBQ.I thought it was the same but it actually wasn't. The sale granules are much harder than the salt you can find at your typical KBBQ. However, the taste is there and delicious. I just wish it was a bit softer.

it is suppost to be good for you but you can not just put it in a salt shaker. the crystals are to big

Although the reviews & some of the ads identify this as the matcha salt served at PF Changs, it is NOT. NOT AT ALL. I suppose menus & products change, but I was disappointed with this one. PFC's matcha salt is powdery salt infused with matcha. The Spice Lab Japanese Matcha Sea Salt is large salt crystals sprinkled with matcha powder. I have not ruled out experimenting with this salt by grinding it & the matcha topping into a powder.

I bought this for my sweetheart and he loved it! He said it's a really unique salt and compliments certain dishes extremely well. It was a little hard for him to find the right balance at first though as he tried to bring out the matcha flavor without oversalting.

First of all a little goes a long way. It takes just a pinch to get the flavor you are aiming for. I have seen this Green Tea Salt in several receipes and before Amazon could not find it in my local store. It is in interesting taste and I am glad I gave it a try.

I use this salt when we eat Korean grilled meat. I do pulse the salt a bit in a food processor, I think it's better fine when served with meat. I definitely will buy again

I bought this after having green tea edamame at a local place. This green tea salt tastes great! I wish it came smaller, but I use a mortar and pestle to grind it up and make a perfect edamame dish.