GUAM
Matcha caup and another flavor’s cup on the table.

Matchakase (Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

A new year means new places to eat and Guam’s food scene is already off to a strong start. From coffee and matcha concepts to comfort food favorites and chamorro village finds, here are the newest cafés and restaurants worth checking out this January 2026.

Kasama Food & Bar
shrimps, mashed potatoes, meat, and vegetables on the plate.

(Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

The new Kasama Food & Bar brings a fresh all-day dining concept to Barrigada, serving (Friday and Saturday) breakfast, lunch, dinner, and night time drinks under one roof. The menu leans comfort-forward with a modern twist, while the bar adds a social vibe with cocktails and evening hangouts. It’s an easy choice whether you’re meeting friends for brunch or winding down after work.

Daughter’s Slice Shop
a sandwich, a pizza slice, and French fries

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Daughter’s Slice Shop keeps things simple... good pizza, by the slice. Located in Tumon, this casual spot is ideal for quick lunches, shared bites, or satisfying late-day cravings. Expect classic flavors, generous slices, and a laid-back atmosphere that doesn’t overthink it.

Matchakase
Matcha caup and another flavor’s cup on the table.

(Photo courtesy of The Guam Guide)

Matchakase is carving out a niche as Guam’s dedicated matcha café. Centered around high-quality Japanese matcha and tea culture, this new spot blends wellness, minimalism, and creativity into every cup. Expect thoughtfully crafted matcha drinks and seasonal offerings, truly perfect for those looking for something beyond the usual coffee run.

  • Location: 409 Fahrenholt Ave, Tamuning (Oka)

  • Hours of Operation:

  • Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Friday- 10:00am to 4:00pm

  • Tuesday- Closed

  • Wednesday Saturday- 10:00am to 7:00pm

  • Website: www.matchakase.com

  • Instagram: @matchakase

La Mae’s Bakeshop
La Mae’s Bakeshop counter

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Now open inside Pay-Less at Micronesia Mall, La Mae’s Bakeshop adds a sweet stop for shoppers. From baked treats to dessert cravings on the go, this new bakery is perfect for picking up something indulgent while running errands.

Tony Roma’s
Meat, rice, and green beans on the plate.

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A classic favorite returns to Guam. Tony Roma’s has reopened inside the Royal Orchid Hotel, bringing back its well-known ribs, steaks, and hearty American comfort food. The new location offers a refreshed dining experience while keeping the flavors longtime fans love plus a free shuttle service for added convenience in Tumon.

  • Location: Lower Lobby, Royal Orchid Hotel, Tumon

  • Hours of Operation:

  • Sunday –Thursday: 11:00am to 9:00pm

  • Friday –Saturday: 11:00am to 10:00pm

  • Instagram: @tonyromasguam

Everyday Grind
Everyday Grind promotional flyer with coffee and acai cups.

(Photo courtesy of Everyday Grind)

They are taking over the former café space at GPO, this familiar name has found a new home where shoppers and coffee lovers can enjoy handcrafted espresso drinks, teas, and specialty beverages. Whether you’re fueling up before errands or settling in for a casual coffee break, Everyday Grind offers a welcoming, no-frills café experience with quality drinks at the center. 

Kimbap Studio Guam
Kimbap Studio Guam promotional flyer with Kimbap rolls.

(Photo courtesy of Kimbap Studio Guam)

Kimbap Studio brings Korean comfort food to the GPO food court with neatly rolled kimbap and flavorful grab-and-go options. It’s a convenient stop for shoppers looking for something filling, fresh, and fast without sacrificing flavor. 

Pono Hawaiian Grill
Pono Hawaiian Grill box of vegetable and poke, a paper bag, and a black food (seaweed?).

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Pono Hawaiian Grill Guam delivers island-style plate lunches inspired by Hawaiian flavors right in the heart of Hagåtña. What started as a food truck on Guam is now also its own brick and mortar restaurant! With a focus on hearty portions and familiar comfort dishes, it’s a solid lunch stop for those craving local-style meals with aloha spirit.

Southern Rootz
Southern Rootz’s jambalaya boxes

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Southern Rootz brings comforting soul food flavors to the heart of Chamorro Village. Rooted in Southern tradition, this local spot serves hearty, home-style dishes that feel familiar and filling. Customer favorites include Jambalaya, Smothered Pork Chops, Fried Chicken, Jerk Chicken, creamy Mac & Cheese, Collard Greens, and Honey Butter Cornbread. Whether you’re stopping by the market or planning for a gathering, Southern Rootz also offers party trays making it a go-to for both casual meals and special events.

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