Matcha & Chai is a wellness café, studio and gym in Campo de Ourique, Lisbon, opening in 2026. Three levels under one roof, one house rhythm.
Level 1 — The Street: chai, matcha, coffee and small food. The daily ritual layer — quick enough for a Tuesday, warm enough to become your place. Level 2 — The Modular Lounge: long tables for co-work, artist salons, pop-up events, elixir nights and creative dinners. Level 3 — The Recovery Floor: infrared heat, restore-and-repair sessions, and small-group functional strength and mobility.
Founded by Sabin — Indian and Pakistani, Dubai-born, Lisbon-landed — chai is inheritance from her Nani; matcha is the soft call from Japan. A founding membership of 100 is open now, with locked-in pricing for life and a handmade Founding Member Kit, and the space can also be booked for events, launches and private gatherings.
Construction is underway across all three levels in Lisbon to meet our 2026 delivery timeline. As detailed in Groundwork begins in Campo de Ourique, the site is being prepared for its transition into a vertical wellness destination. We are now accepting the first of 100 founding members at a fixed rate.
Work has officially commenced on the three-level site to ensure a 2026 delivery of the cafe and recovery suites. As noted in "Vertical wellness in Lisbon.", development is progressing vertically from the street-front lounge to the dedicated fitness floors. Founding memberships remain capped at 100 for those seeking permanent price protection.
Work has commenced across all three levels in Campo de Ourique to deliver a refined vertical wellness experience by 2026. As documented in Vertical wellness in Lisbon., the site will integrate a street-front café with recovery facilities and a modular lounge. We are now accepting the first 100 founding members at a fixed rate.
Construction is currently proceeding across all three levels in Lisbon, from the street-front café to the recovery floor. As detailed in "Foundations set in Campo de Ourique.", 32% of Founding memberships are now committed. We remain on track for a 2026 opening.
Construction is now advancing across all three levels of the Lisbon site, where we are integrating a street-front café with a dedicated recovery floor. According to "Scarcity in Campo de Ourique.", founding memberships are already 32% sold as we move toward a 2026 opening.
Construction is currently proceeding across all three levels in Lisbon, from the street-front café to the recovery floor. As detailed in "Scarcity in Campo de Ourique.", 32% of Founding memberships are now claimed, leaving limited slots for those seeking locked-in pricing before the 2026 debut.
Construction advances on the three-level wellness site in Lisbon, while Founding membership 32% sold; opening countdown live on the hero. The remaining 68 slots offer locked-in pricing for the cafe, studio, and recovery floors ahead of the 2026 debut.
The Lisbon site enters initial development across three floors, spanning a street-level café to a dedicated recovery level. We have opened a foundation tier for the first 100 members, securing fixed lifetime rates ahead of our 2026 debut in Campo de Ourique.
Lisbon’s Campo de Ourique expansion reaches the planning phase for its three-level wellness footprint. Founding memberships are now restricted to an initial cohort of 100, securing fixed rates ahead of the 2026 opening. Architecture focuses on modular lounge utility and a dedicated recovery floor.
68 of 100 founding spots remain at Campo de Ourique. The site now leads with a live opening countdown and the three-level house — Street (chai, matcha, small food), studio floor above, and the subterranean recovery suite below. Investor track is open alongside founding membership.
The Lisbon site enters initial development across three floors, spanning a street-level café, modular social lounge, and subterranean recovery suite. Founding memberships are now available for the first 100 residents, offering fixed-term rate protection ahead of our 2026 debut in Campo de Ourique.
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