Nana's Green Tea

I went to Nana’s Green Tea in Las Vegas and the experience from the moment you walk in is honestly amazing. The place is beautifully decorated for the holidays, the music is calm and perfectly set at a level where you can enjoy your food in peace, and the whole atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming. The service was a 10 out of 10 from the very beginning. The girl who helped me was incredibly kind, checking on me, asking if I liked my food, and really making sure I was having a good experience. They have so many matcha options, which I love because I’m a huge matcha fan. The matcha is pre-batched but handled the way it should be, kept cold and super fresh, and the flavor is intense just the way I like it. I ordered mine with oat milk, which I really appreciated because a lot of places still don’t offer different milk options. I also got a matcha drink with mochi and even mochi ice cream inside, and it was incredible. For food, I tried the pork tonkatsu sandwich and it was delicious, super flavorful and comforting. They have a big variety of both sweet and savory items, so there’s definitely something for everyone. It’s the kind of spot where you can eat, relax, study, or even get some work done. If you need the WiFi password, they’ll happily give it to you. I honestly loved everything about this place — the atmosphere, the service, the food, the matcha, all of it. It was a full 10 out of 10 for me and I would go back a thousand times. If you’re in Las Vegas, you need to visit Nana’s Green Tea. It feels like Japanese comfort food in the best way, and it really makes you feel at home.

The café is really pretty, nice and great place for big groups, but the matcha was not that great in my opinion. The drink was too sweet, which completely overpowered the matcha flavor. I wanted to enjoy it more, but the balance just wasn’t there.

The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing. The staff are helpful and friendly. The food is great quality and the matcha selections are exquisitely delicious. If you are matcha lover, this is your place to go!

This place had everything matcha. The ice cream mixed with matcha and crunchy cereal on top was a nice dessert. Lines were a bit too long, and difficult to find table to sit at, but the food was really good!

In contrast to other matcha cafes we have visited, matcha soft serve ice cream at this establishment is smooth and not gritty. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience.

Walked in and there were a lot of people. It’s packed! We went to check for seats and there was 1 table available so decided to get seated. We ordered after. Got our desserts and drinks within 5-7 min. They don’t seem to have a time limit so a lot of tables have finished their food and sat there chatting. We were there for 20 minutes and not one table left. The matcha drinks here are all premade so everything has sugar except the teas which are brewed prior. The staffs just pour the drinks so drinks do come out fairly quick! Matcha soft serve - matcha soft serve portion was okay. It’s half full-ish? The cone isn’t house made so it’s a typical cone. I would’ve gotten it in a cup if I knew they bought their cones. Sesame parfait - the portion seems to be good if you get it dine in. I’d recommend this item. The portion to go is a lot smaller from what I’ve heard and seen. Cold brew uji-cha - over-brewed. It is bitter. I asked for more ice to maybe dilute it. He added 3 extra pieces of ice. Cafe latte with soft serve - not a lot of soft serve to begin with. If you like your latte sweet, mix the soft serve, don’t eat it! They will give simple syrup if you want it sweeter. The coffee is NOT sweetened so the soft serve is your sweetener. Services: 1/5 - they are all very new it seems. They stand there staring and other servers had to ask him/her to talk to their customers. Also, everyone’s voices are so soft. It’s loud in the store, I’d have to ask them repeat multiple times and they still talk so softly. They seem annoyed when I asked them a question. Must have been a tough and long day for them.. Parking: didn’t have to wait for a spot (3:10) but as we left (3:37) people were waiting for spots!

Always looking for green tea soft serve and this place is great. Creamy, smooth and balanced. Even other Japanese food options good. Extensive menu and welcoming place to sit and they have WiFi if needed. Nice setting to study or work.

Love the parfait and rice bowl. Will be back for those 🍚 Chicken Soboro Don – hearty and savory, the perfect rice bowl 🍨 Black Sesame Warabimochi Parfait – nutty, chewy, and irresistibly smooth 🍓 Red Bean Strawberry Latte – a sweet, creamy treat with a Japanese twist 🍵 Matcha Float with Mochi – earthy matcha paired with soft mochi and ice cream ☕ Hojicha Latte – roasted green tea with a deep, toasty flavor Whether you’re here for a meal or just to indulge your sweet tooth, Nana’s Green Tea is a must-visit spot in Vegas

great food and service! love the ambiance and vibe lofi chill beats lots of seating i love it here perfect decor for the season cute pumpkins! free water

My first visit was family friends and we had a blast. This is a must visit for matcha fans. The service was great. The cashier helped us with all the questions we had regarding the dessert menu. I saw that here were some rice and noodle dishes, but this was an after-dinner dessert visit. I also noticed that pastries were displayed for a quick grab and go as well. The dining area was large and can house about 40+ people easily. This was surprising as from the outside it appears it's a small mom and pop venue. There were big group tables and we noticed groups of Gen Z kids enjoying the restaurant while focusing on their tablets and phones. This is a great place to study/work and get your matcha on. Matcha Mochi Parfait - This was my pick and it was fantastic. Matcha Ice cream and the frosted flakes mixed well with everything packed in here for a great dessert Hojicha Mochi Parfait - This parfait also knocked it out of the park. When I'm on this side of town and I'm feeling ice cream, I think i'd rather stop by here to take down more parfaits. I'm also curious about katsu and karaage dishes so we'll try that next time for sure. Enjoy!

Food Matcha espresso was perfection. I want to drink this everyday. It is unsweetened so it is for older people who have less sugary palettes. 5/5 Service Girl who was the cashier and made my drink was going through the motions. I get it, I wouldn't want to work Thanksgiving either. 4/5 Ambiance 4.5/5 Please God open one in Orange County or Long Beach.

Arrived at 9:10 & was told they aren't making the parfaits in glass cups anymore and that they would only make it in a togo cup. Like come on, the disappointment to have to ice cream out of a plastic cup. Especially having to drive 20 mins to get here. Owners should really check on why workers aren't willing to was an extra cup when we arrived an hour before closing. How are we supposed to take a nice picture & recommend the place. Overall the parfait was great but disappointed by the laziness in the workers.

The café is really pretty, nice and great place for big groups, but the matcha was not that great in my opinion. The drink was too sweet, which completely overpowered the matcha flavor. I wanted to enjoy it more, but the balance just wasn't there.

Wow, the interior is bright and clean with plenty of seating! They even have a diffuser set up with the most amazing scent. Everyone working there was so kind. I decided to order the matcha brown sugar latte... so delicious! I couldn't control the % of the sweetness, so I'm glad it wasn't too sweet. My friend ordered the chicken karaage curry, and I got the chicken soboro don which comes with a poached egg and rice. It was exactly what I wanted... something simple yet comforting and flavorful. I'm not usually a fan of miso soup, but I do like the one here. The presentation was perfection! I would absolutely come back again. :-)

This place is jammin' consistent with customers which is awesome. I was very indecisive in line with plenty others and opted for a large, iced brown sugar matcha. The matcha is premade BUT the flavors were definitely there. This is one of the better matchas I've had. The only thing I didn't care for was the brown stuff at the bottom of the cup (definitely didn't taste like brown sugar). This place is a little far for me but if in the area I would probably come back.

Came here on a weekday night and I wanted to take advantage of their $12 sandwich +latte deal! The service was quick and nice. The interior of the place is roomy and actually serves as a great place to study. However this time I ordered to go. Katsu Sando 6/10: The katsu was freshly made but it was a bit too dry for me. The meat was a good thickness but the excess cabbage made the Sando more dry. You can choose between a regular matcha or hojicha latte. I chose hojicha 7/10 which I enjoyed. It was strong and not too sweet. Near the end of the drink, it got a littttleee powdery though. Overall I would come back to study and get a little snack midday if I get hungry! I would give their matcha a try next time as qw

Got to try out this location after a recommendation from a friend. Matcha is batch made here, but do have lots of options on the menu. The Matcha is a bit more bitter and astringent for my liking, but it also shows that it's a higher grade Matcha powder versus other ones that are filled with sugar. I got the Matcha with chocolate crunch, and I really liked the chocolate crunch and soft serve that was served on top of the Matcha since it helped a balance out the flavor profile. My rating is more toward a 3.5 but I'll give it a four because I enjoyed the size of the cups and that even though it was a little pricey, the cup was sizable and fair. Service was fast and quick and it's very clean inside. Ambience is very nice and it's very spacious with lots of places to study and lounge.

This café has quickly become one of my favorite study spots. Their matcha is on par with some of best matcha places in OC, CA (like Tatys in Garden Grove). The tea quality is strong, rich tea flavor without too much bitterness, and sweetness can be adjusted because there are so many topping options. I like a stronger, double matcha, kind of latte, so this place is better than Urban Matcha for me. The front entrance is accessible, there's a ramp leading up and no curb outside the door. There are many seating options like booths and tables with various lighting options depending on how far away you want to be from the sun. It's so spacious inside, with around 3-5 seats with chargers, making it a great place to get some work and studying in. It can be busy in the afternoon, but there's overall light traffic. Bathrooms are clean, there's a water dispenser you can use, and one note: no card games available, for now. Overall, highly recommend!

Awesome spot that has both food options and desserts. We went for their matcha desserts and such after a meal elsewhere, but seeing how they have actual food dishes such as katsu, curry, etc., we'd consider coming here to try their food next time we're in the area. Walked in, and we were greeted. There was a menu on display, but the physical menu had more items, so we referred to that one. I wasn't able to mix matcha and hojicha soft serve, so I picked the matcha one with their warabimochi. We also got a black sesame latte with mochi, a matcha parfait, and a matcha frappe with black sesame ice cream and mochi. The matcha soft serve was pretty good. Nice texture, good presentation. The warabimochi was really soft, so the texture wasn't what I was expecting. The black sesame latte and black sesame ice cream was good as well. The mochi in there was plain, so no flavor. I loved the texture, but my friend wasn't too fond of it. The parfait and frappe were good. Large area, lots of seating.

It was very busy and seating is limited. The cashier was very knowledgeable about the menu. I ordered the matcha cream latte iced and I think it was the katsu don plate. I also tried other things that my cousins ordered. Everything was super yummy! The matcha was very strong! If you like that then this is definitely for you. It was very crowded and loud with people talking. We got lucky and found a big table to accommodate us. Would come back and try other items but far from me.

Nana's Green Tea is a surprisingly charming spot with plenty of seating and a clean, modern atmosphere. It works well for almost any situation: writing sessions, casual meetups with friends, family visits, or even a cute date. I really appreciate that they offer real food in addition to their matcha drinks and desserts. I tried the pork katsu curry, which was decent, and the matcha mochi parfait, which I enjoyed. The matcha flavor here isn't very strong, but that actually makes it perfect for anyone who prefers a milder taste or is new to matcha. It is also one of the only places in the Southwest that serves matcha desserts, so I'm grateful it exists at all. The employees were friendly and accommodating throughout my visit, which added to the overall experience. This is a solid option if you're craving matcha, and I would definitely come back to try more of the menu.

I've been seeing this place all over my feed for the past few months, and was just waiting for the hype to die down a bit before going myself. Honestly, the wait was worth it. This is one of my favorite new spots that has opened this year! I love matcha a ton, so I had heightened expectations. I forgot to take a picture before I started drinking it- but I got the Matcha Chocolate Crunch Soft Serve Latte! It was a wonderful dessert-like drink treat, and the Matcha flavor itself was strong even with the ice cream and chocolate flavors. We ordered the Sukiyaki-Don, which received high praise from my partner for being flavorful and sweet. Miso soup being offered with the dish was a nice touch, too. A way to wash down the strong flavors of the beef! I ordered the Katsu Curry, which also came with a side of miso soup. I was super surprised at how crispy the chicken was and was very pleased with how good the chicken itself tasted. The curry itself was good, a very mild, no spice Japanese curry. It leaned on being a tad sweet, but was still quite tasty. It paired with the chicken well. The place was quite busy on a Saturday evening, around dinner time, with lots of folks occupying tables to study and work. I enjoyed how lively the place was, but I do think it could do with a bit more decoration. The walls are all rather plain though, so if you like a place that doesn't have any kind of visual distraction, you'll like it. I could do with some art on the walls or a painting or two, but it's nice all the same. The staff was also very courteous and willing to explain the menu to anyone who asked. They brought out our meals quickly with the drink lagging just a few minutes behind, but the spot was busy, so it's entirely understandable. I'd endure a pretty long wait for a drink and a meal as good as this. It's a lovely spot in the deep southwest area of Las Vegas, right across from the brand new Costco. Definitely pencil down a stop here for a yummy matcha treat!

Heard this place was from Japan so we had to try it! I'm one of those weirdos who love drinking my matcha lattes with oat milk (I've succumbed to my lactose intolerance). I can't say I was impressed with the matcha oat this time, but my partner got the hojicha latte and that was absolutely delicious! And I'm not even a fan of hojicha The place is huge, and looks like a nice place to study. Staff was nice and very patient as I took a bit of time trying to find out what to order for another friend. I'd definitely come back for the hojicha and the study vibes.

With the matcha craze still going on, Nana's Green Tea is a must visit when in Vegas. All of the staff we encountered were very nice. Someone had an issue with their order and the guy at the front handled it very well and professionally. Our latte and parfait came out very quickly and was very delicious. They also have food/hot menu items, but we didn't get any of that since we had just eaten elsewhere. TONS of seating, and of different variety and with outlets! Highly recommend making time to swing by here!

Atmosphere inside peaceful nice spacious. Red bean latte is fireeee Matcha is pretty good. No dirty options ;(

I was wanting to try Nana's Green Tea after seeing all the hype on social media, and the dessert definitely delivered! My friend ordered the matcha mochi parfait, and I ordered the hojicha mochi parfait. Our parfaits were delicious! The matcha and hojicha flavors of the ice cream were prominent, which was much appreciated. For the toppings, the mochi was soft, the red bean was smooth with just the right sweetness, and the cereal added a nice crunch! The soft serve underneath was smooth as well. My tummy was definitely satisfied from the sweet treat. My only issue was the service, which is why I am giving 4 stars instead of 5. The server/cashier wasn't mean, but they didn't really answer my friend's question regarding what's in the parfait well (they were kind of blunt to be honest), which I believe could be an issue for individuals who may have allergies. Otherwise, I am interested in coming here again to try their other menu items.

Everything in their menu looks really good and the one we ordered was yummy! I especially loved the gray jelly cubes at the bottom The place is cute and service was good as well!

We've been to Nana's at least 4 times now. While on the pricey end, they are consistently top tier. Service is pretty good. The people working there have been nice and helpful. Many of their matcha and black sesame goods are imported straight from Japan! Seating is not the best; the establishment is small so when it's peak hours you're crammed like sardines. You order and pay at the counter and receive your food with a number placecard. In terms of food we've tried the chicken nanban, pork and chicken katsus, curry, beef sukiyaki, and karaage. We've liked it all. The chicken karaage is a hit with our toddler. It's arguably her favorite savory item on the menu. The sukiyaki is so flavorful and probably my favorite entree here. It's a rice bowl packed with beef, egg, tofu, onions and a whole lot of umami. The chicken nanban is like a fried chicken cutlet with potato salad. They come with mediocre miso soup. None of the foods are the best compared to Japanese restaurants that specialize in sukiyakis, katsus and what not but they are really good for what they are. The drinks and desserts are the stand outs. While Nana's is known for their matcha, their black sesame is delicious. We love their black sesame ice cream, which the manager confirmed to us is imported from Japan. We've had the matcha mochi parfait, which is layered with matcha jelly, matcha ice cream, vanilla soft serve, crispy cereal, red bean ball, and mochi. We've tried the hochija parfaits and scoops. We've tried the matcha latte with red bean and mochi, which was like the parfait in delicious drink form. We haven't had a dessert or drink we haven't liked. However this place is pricey. Just this past week, with three adults and toddler (and baby who didn't partake in the offerings), we ordered 4 entrees, two drinks, and two desserts, and were set you back over a hundred easy. Hard to compromise quality though.

Chill Spot for Dessert & Drinks Tried this place tonight and overall it was okay. The soft serve was sweet but not overly so--a nice balance--and service was quick and friendly even though we came about 25 minutes before closing. The hojicha latte, however, was a miss--powdery and not very enjoyable. The ambience is spacious and relaxing, with plenty of seating, which makes it a nice spot to hang out. We'll likely come back to try their parfait, which seems more promising.

I was so excited to hear that nanas green tea opened in Vegas!! I used to go to nana's back home in Japan. I ordered my usual, hojicha warabimochi parfait and it did not disappoint!! Good quality, such a good parfait. The wait wasn't too long, service was good, and the cafe was clean. I am so happy to add this place to my favorite pick me up spot :) will be back for sure!

Nana's Green Tea -- My new go-to lunch spot! If you're looking for a place that's calm, clean, and absolutely satisfying -- this is it. I recently stopped by Nana's Green Tea for their weekday lunch combo special ($12), and honestly, it's such a great deal! You get to pair a sandwich with your favorite latte, and it's available only Monday through Friday -- perfect for a quick but elevated lunch break. We tried the Potato Salad Sandwich and the Avocado Shrimp Sandwich, and both were so fresh and flavorful. The bread was perfectly soft, the fillings were generous, and everything tasted thoughtfully made. But what really stole the show for me was the Black Sesame Latte -- rich, nutty, and so smooth. It had that perfect balance of sweetness and depth that makes you want to take tiny sips just to make it last longer. And of course, we couldn't leave without dessert. The Matcha Parfait was absolutely divine -- creamy, earthy, and it literally melts in your mouth. It's the kind of dessert that makes you go quiet for a second just to appreciate how good it is. Nana's never disappoints -- from their matcha drinks to their cozy vibes, everything feels intentional and well-crafted. Definitely adding this lunch combo to my weekday rotation.

Love the parfait and rice bowl. Will be back for those Chicken Soboro Don - hearty and savory, the perfect rice bowl Black Sesame Warabimochi Parfait - nutty, chewy, and irresistibly smooth Red Bean Strawberry Latte - a sweet, creamy treat with a Japanese twist Matcha Float with Mochi - earthy matcha paired with soft mochi and ice cream Hojicha Latte - roasted green tea with a deep, toasty flavor Whether you're here for a meal or just to indulge your sweet tooth, Nana's

BEST MATCHA SOFT SERVE EVER!! Recommend the crunchy chocolate, not too bitter or too sweet, very refreshing. Also ordered a hojicha latte but it was a bit gritty with the oat milk, good to try, but probably not something I would order again Very nice baristas as well

Ordered the matcha latte with brown sugar today. Less sweet than most matcha places in Las Vegas. It is well balanced between umami and sweet. Even without the brown sugar, the matcha latte alone gives a hint of a chocolate aftertaste. Coming from Summerlin, I'd most likely head towards Chinatown for my matcha fix but if in the area, Nana's definitely hits the spot. Bonus points for the nice ambiance, and array of food options.

Came in on a Thurs morning. Perfect had the place to myself. Great staff, clean restrooms. Matcha cream latte hot smooth and delicious.

Delicious well curated drinks! Matcha Brown sugar latte tasted just how I like it, robust, not too sweet! The Soft serve Hojicha with warabimochi is divine! My favorite! Perfectly smoky, earthy and nutty, not bitter! I think it has the lowest amount of caffeine out of all the teas, it's a great option for someone watching their caffeine intake! Fast and friendly service! Plenty of seating inside. I can't wait to come back in and try their food items! Ooh I also tried the Yuzu Cheesecake! Amazing! Full yuzu flavor, not overwhelmingly sweet!

I am a matcha person and I had high hopes for this places. Sadly the match was too strong from my expectation. The ambiance was nice and it was pretty busy. I had to wait for a bit to place my order because the person went away for a bit and then when I got my drink I didn't like it at all. The matcha was strong and not how I usually drink or expect my matcha

Made it to the grand opening of Nana's green tea just forgot to post this!! I will say I have heard a lot of buzz even before they opened about this spot and was super excited to check it out. There was a long line but it flowed pretty seamlessly and the staff made sure to set up barriers so it wasn't confusing on where the line started and ended. Serving authentic Japanese matcha, parfaits, and desserts in Las Vegas. Nanas is a modern teahouse for handcrafted teas made with traditional techniques. I opted for the matcha soft serve latte. It was smooth and creamy, which I loved. One of the best I have tried in the city! There is booth and table seating here but they were so packed I couldn't dine in at the time. They also serve food here which i need to check out next time :)

Brand new and extremely busy! This is a modern Japanese cafe that specializes in green teas, Japanese food and desserts. Their story begins in Japan. Their goal is to preserve ceremonial matcha techniques that were developed in the Edo period. Every scoop of powder is stoneground in Uji or Shizuoka before traveling half way around the world. Upon entering, this place was bustling on a Tuesday afternoon. I did not have a whole lot of time to peruse the menu so I went with a Matcha Latte topped with a little chocolate. Once I ordered I was given a number and a server would deliver my drink when ready. I must admit I felt rushed (nobody's fault) and would like to return when I have had time to truly study the menu to try more of their matcha delights. This space is big and can hold a lot of people but as I looked around, every table was taken and there were still people waiting to sit down.We had a good table and although it was packed, it was still easy to hold a conversation. My matcha latte was delicious. From the stone grounding techniques used the taste was earthy yet smooth. I always enjoy a slight bitter taste at the end of my sip and this drink was perfect. The desserts that my friends ordered looked divine and I could tell my friends were loving them. Parking can be a bit of a challenge but the plaza is big enough to accommodate many cars. They are located directly across from the new Costco on Buffalo. Service was friendly and efficient. Being the matcha lover that I am, I can see myself coming here a lot but I will hold back till the crowds have calmed down.

Was very excited about nanas opening and so close to me. But I saw that it was madness on insta, so I waited a bit until I decided to go on 8/1. It was a Saturday and when it opens there was already 20 people in line. There's not a lot of lining up area in the cafe so half of the people were lining outside in the 100 degree heat. That I didn't appreciate. I recommend going around 11:15 where the line has subsided a bit. There were still plenty of seats. I got the matcha soft serve latte and matcha basque cheesecake to go. The latte was delicious, was matcha-y and creamy. No fishy matcha taste if you know what I mean. The basque cheesecake had a bit of that. Cheesecake was nothing special. The soft serve was creamier than urban matcha so I liked it more. One thing that I saw in the other reviews and I agree that I also didn't like is that the presentation of the items are not great. The soft serve was not tidily done and pretty. The cakes on display didn't have a feeling of attention to detail. The cakes were like missing a corner etc. I know the cake is kind of crumbly but yea not a good display. Would come back but hopefully this madness will cool down further.

Nana's Green Tea is a popular tea shop with over 90 stores worldwide from Tokyo, and this is the first location in Las Vegas! You'll find them at Buffalo Crossing on Maule and Buffalo, they're right next to Pristine Dental and in the same area as Great American Pub, Xiao Long Dumplings, and Pipeline Malasadas. Parking is limited in front but there's more available by Great American Pub. Inside is a casual dine-in with laid back and chill vibe, good seating, and instrumental music playing softly in the background. The place is pretty lively and quite busy. Above is a drink menu displaying a nice selection of matcha latte base, hojicha latte, Japanese tea, and parfait. They even have a paper menu on the counter, showing what's available and includes red bean latte, black sesame, coffee, soft serve, as well as salad and hot food, rice bowl, rice plate, curry and miso soup. Dine-in order is placed at the cashier, and they'll give a table number. When order is ready, an assigned food runner will deliver the food and drinks to the table. The cafe was super packed and busy. I found a cozy seating along the wall and it was comfortable. JP is lovely! He is the only server who is efficiently delivering the order, and is very attentive, courteous, and polite. I had Chicken Nanban ($15.95), so flavorful and delicious! It's lightly breaded chicken, slightly crispy, meat is nicely marinated, tender and moist, topped with amazing sauce, fresh scallions, and served with steamed rice. The meal comes with a light green salad, sliced carrot, cherry tomatoes, steamed broccoli, yummy creamy potato salad, and good miso soup, it's wonderful! Also had Iced Hojicha Latte (Large, $7.50) with a cup of Matcha Soft Serve ($6.25), it's not too sweet and matcha flavor is very prominent. The matcha soft serve was delivered already melting, and JP was genuinely apologetic, replacing the soft served with a new one, I appreciate it! I love the combination of iced hojicha latte with matcha soft serve, it's delightful! Service from Henry, Gavin, Grace, and JP is outstanding! They're very kind, welcoming, attentive, accommodating, and friendly!

Welcome to Las Vegas, Nana! Little did I know, my friend and I went during their official grand opening weekend. I arrived around 12:15pm expecting a crazy long line outdoors. I was ready to get my tan on. But to my surprise, I basically only had to wait about 10 minutes outside and the rest was indoors. Line moved quickly. I had my heart set on an iced matcha latte and the curry chicken katsu plate. Not sure if they ran out of almond milk but all they had available was oat milk so FYI on that. My friend ordered a few desserts like the matcha mochi parfait, iced matcha red bean latte w/mochi and a hojicha soft serve. Thank goodness I found a table for us and our items came out in a timely manner. I was pleasantly pleased with that and despite being so busy, the service was genuinely friendly. I think since the hype is still on a high right now, seating may be difficult to secure during peak hours. When we left around 2 ish, there were plenty of tables available. So please come during non-peak hours. Everything we ordered was delicious. My curry plate's portions was big enough to have leftovers for the next day. Although there was no spice, the flavor of the curry makes up for it. Matcha lattes were smooth and not too sweet (thank goodness). You can def taste the good quality matcha here. The desserts were big enough to share!!! Would I be back? Ehhhhh....maybe since I live close by and if I was craving for good quality matcha but don't wanna drive all the way to spring mountain. Otherwise, I personally believe there are other "better" matcha (and curry) places out here in the city.

I dropped by with a local Meetup group to check out this relatively new matcha spot. While close to my home, this was was definitely worth skipping. I decided to order from the Toast app because, despite the line not being very long, the service was unspeakably slow. The teenaged staff had no sense of urgency whatsoever, so I gave the app a try instead. The ordering experience upsells you at every possible opportunity - and their customizations are VERY expensive, like 2x what anybody else charges. I ultimately went with the black sesame soft serve latte with almond milk for $10. The app said that it'd be a 30 minute wait somehow, despite the line not being long. I placed the order and waited for some indication that the drink was ready. I went up to the counter after waiting for 10 and 20 minutes, but was completely ignored by the staff. They glance over uninterested, as if bored of their jobs, and every attempt to get their attention was completely ignored. At 35 minutes, I had it and went up to the cashier to ask for a refund. She says, "oh, it's probably in the refrigerator." After checking 4 different refrigerators, she finally finds it and puts it on the counter without a single word - as if I was bothering her for asking. The soft serve was pretty much completely melted at that point (seems like the refrigerators may be a little on the warm side), and the whipped cream was collapsed. Since the rest had melted, the drink itself was basically just a little bit of almond milk with sesame slop on the bottom, topped with gloopy dairy. What an incredibly disappointing experience. This was easily a "one and done". Definitely won't be back. Food: 2/10 Service: 0/10 Price: $$ Atmosphere: 7/10

Went there yesterday after work and not so crowded. It was a treat going there with the very hot weather outside. I ordered a matcha ice cream latte and it was good and so as the waffle cone. I'm glad that we have nanas green tea here in Vegas.

Nana's feels like a guilty pleasure for me! I've definitely been twice in one week... it's pretty good and worth the hype it got in its first few weeks. The stars of the menu are the parfaits, by far. They're indulgent, yet not too heavy nor too sweet. These are the reason I come to Nana's!! I recommend the hojicha warabimochi parfait for a nice balance. My only critique is that the jellies don't have any flavor to it at all, in my opinion. I'd prefer more warabimochi rather than the jellies. The drinks are also good, but with stiff matcha and hojicha competition in town, they're not the main attraction in my book. Still, if I was on Buffalo and needing a drink, I wouldn't hesitate to order a matcha latte from Nana's. I like the black sugar matcha, BUT folks should know that black sugar has a very particular taste to it (NOT like a barely-noticeable light brown sugar). The food is alright - would get it if I was there and hungry, but might not go out of my way for it. We did really enjoy their popcorn chicken, though! HUGE pieces of chicken (feels like I got my money's worth), well seasoned, crispy outside and tender inside, and the lemon on the side was a nice touch.

If you love matcha, this place is basically your playground. I went all in -- starting with a matcha parfait stacked like a dessert Jenga tower: green tea ice cream, sweet red bean paste, whipped cream, chewy mochi, cornflakes (yes, cornflakes), and a drizzle of matcha syrup that tasted like it came straight from Kyoto. Every bite had a different texture -- crunchy, chewy, creamy -- and somehow it all worked. Next up, the matcha + vanilla soft serve swirl with chocolate drizzle and cookie crumble. Pro tip: eat it fast before it melts into a green-and-white soup. For drinks, the cold Uji-cha was clean, grassy, and refreshing, while the Hojicha had that roasted, toasty flavor that's perfect if you like your tea a little more mellow. Everything looked and tasted like it belonged in a Japanese café Instagram post -- minus the fact that I couldn't decide whether to eat it or frame it. Verdict: Worth every brain freeze and sugar rush.

Japan comes to the US. Nan's opened about 2 weeks ago on South Buffalo. 3 of us who haven't seen each other for a while decided to meet here and enjoy a treat and some conversation. It was dessert before dinner. There were some people outside the door when I arrived-- Nana's was so busy. After one of my friends arrived, we ordered. You get a post with a nunber and then find a seat. The place was filled but soon a table opened up and we took that. A server brings the items you order to the table and then dig in. I got a matcha mochi parfait. There is a mixture of things to the parfait--mochi, matcha soft serve, among other things. Quite a nice mixture of flavors and very refreshing in our summer heat! A few notes: parking can be a problem. You may drive around waiting for someone to leave. Even if there is a line out the door,the staff takes orders quickly and the line moves along. Then, you may have to wait for a table. If you're getting a drink, I'd recommend getting take out and forget about finding a table. It was a great introduction to this Japanese company. Since I'm not in that area too often, my visits will be less than if they were closer.

Cute spot for a quick bite and snack. Seating is first come first serve. The servers are very polite and friendly. Hojicha ice cream w anko and mochi (4/5) - skip the toppings, the ice cream is yummy. Found a lil glue at the bottom of my ice cream cone

Came here after lunch on Saturday and it wasn't crowded when we ordered but there was a line once our order came out. The pace was full but still had some open seatings left. My mom and I shared a matcha waramochi parfait and it was really good. I like all the different textures and flavors. I especially like the waramochi at the top and the matcha jelly at the bottom. My mom said the red bean was too sweet and I agree. Definitely order it to share because it would've been overwhelming otherwise. A bit overpriced but not too bad. There's also food like curry. Didn't look very appealing but I might give it a try next time. They're definitely still in training so give them some grace. The place is a little dim. There was an odd smell when we entered, which my mom noted first. Wasn't bad, but also wasn't pleasant.

Yelp Review 2025 #145: I've been anticipating Nana's Green Tea to open. I looooooove matcha. It has locations sprinkled in Japan where matcha cafes are pretty much everywhere - and I love it. Nana's Green Tea also has locations in other parts of Asia, Australia, and in North America (Vancouver, Seattle, Boston, Hawaii, and now...Las Vegas). Even during their soft opening, they already had long lines. I could only imagine the crowd during grand opening last week. So, I knew I had to come here at an odd time on a weekday because I'm not standing in line in Vegas summer heat. When I'm in Japan, I have to have matcha parfait. Even Denny's has good matcha parfait. But my favorite has to be Nakamura Tokichi in Uji. How does Nana's rate? They have matcha, red bean, black sesame, and hojicha in all forms: iced beverage, hot beverage, cake, cookie, and soft serve. If you don't care for any of that, they have regular coffee. They also have savory food like katsu curry, nanban chicken, sukiyaki don, tofu salad, karaage, katsu sando, potato salad - which is not a lot of options compared to their Japan and Seattle locations. I wanted to get a salmon sashimi don but they don't have it at this location so I went somewhere else to get savory food. I ended up just getting parfaits which is the main reason I wanted to come here anyway. Black Sesame Warabi Mochi Parfait: You can't get warabi mochi just everywhere in Vegas. This parfait has warabi mochi, red bean paste, black sesame ice cream with cream and caramel sauce on top. Beneath it, you have cornflakes, cream, and black sesame jelly in caramel sauce. Spoon a bit of cream, ice cream, red bean and then dig your spoon all the way to the bottom to get cornflakes and jelly - do not mix it all together to keep the integrity and texture of every component of the parfait 4/5 Matcha Mochi Parfait: Soft and chewy mochi, red bean paste, matcha ice cream with cream and matcha sauce on top. Under it, you have cornflakes, cream, and matcha jelly in matcha sauce. It's not as great as Nakamura's matcha parfait (which has matcha cream, matcha jelly, chestnuts, red bean paste , rice crispies, matcha jelly, matcha ice cream, mochi, matcha cake giving it a stronger matcha taste and plenty of different textures). I still liked Nana's matcha parfait though 4.5/5 There are several tables with power outlets to charge your electronics. The place is spacious and bright with natural lighting. Service was friendly. You check out the menu outside and be considerate by going to the order counter when you already know what you want, pay, take a number, wait for your food to be delivered to your table. I hope they would add more savory dishes on their menu. I will definitely be back here again and again for the parfait and all things matcha.

Heard mixed reviews about this place and decided to give it a chance. I don't know why the reviews are mixed, because this place is pretty dang great. Very spacious and clean. And the food, from what I had was awesome, and same with the drinks. The matcha is strong and seems like it's of good quality. The chicken sando and salad were the bomb as well. Other food looked great but I was too full to order anything more. Would definitely come back and I recommend a visit.

Welcome to Las Vegas, Nana's Green Tea! Coming from Japan, I believe the Las Vegas location is their second location in the States. Their first being in Seattle. The first time that I tried Nana's was actually in Osaka's airport back in May 2024 so it was really nice to see them open a location here! My husband and I decided to brave the masses and go during their soft opening. We got there at around 1PM and the line was long as it snaked inside the establishment. When we first got there, there was only one cashier but once they added a 2nd cashier, the line moved a bit faster. My husband and I decided to go for... Hojicha latte - for some odd reason, this tasted a bit watered down. I'm not sure if it's because of the ice that melted into it or something else. So for that reason, it's only OK to me. Plus, the one I had in Japan was way better (I know this isn't Japan but this chain is from Japan and the product should be from Japan). Matcha red bean latte w/mochi - my husband got this and he enjoyed it. I thought was decent but the matcha didn't shine as I expected it to. Hojicha mochi parfait - this had hojicha jelly, vanilla soft serve, corn flakes, hojicha ice cream, red bean paste, and mochi. I didn't really taste much in the hojicha jelly but it could be because everything else was more flavorful. The vanilla soft serve was good but the hojicha ice cream was entirely way too sweet -- I only tasted sugar and no tea. I love corn flakes in my parfait so that was great and the mochi had a good texture as well. I wished that this used hojicha soft serve instead of ice cream. Hojicha soft serve - this was my favorite item. It had enough of that tea flavor and it was smooth. Our visit took a total of an hour from lining up to order, ordering, and getting our treats to go. We came back a second time during that same weekend with some friends. The line to order went way faster this time around -- we waited for maybe 15 minutes in line. However, it took a while before our orders came to the table and they actually messed up our friend's order. They are still insanely busy right now so if you haven't gone yet, you may want to wait until it dies down a bit. They're probably still working out the kinks and with the non-stop lines, it can get hectic. The lines can sometimes go out the door and you'll find yourself waiting in the summer heat, which is not ideal as our summers are extremely hot. I'll definitely go back if/when I'm craving for some hojicha soft serve!

I was very excited to try this new matcha place down the street from our house. I hear from friends that the matcha and the food was very good. Friends told me it was spacious to hang out too. I decided to stop by here and order to go for my drinks and food. I ordered a matcha cream drink, black sesame float, and a karaage curry. My black sesame drink is overly sweet and it tasted more like red bean instead of black sesame and my karaage curry, for it being 15 bucks, is a complete rip off! I should've checked my food before getting back home. I wanted to call the business, but there's no phone number. I understand that this place is still figuring it out and it is also very busy, but I'm honestly so disappointed in the quality of my black sesame drink and my food. Probably won't come back here until they figure it all out.

My daughter and I love matcha and were excited to try Nana's Green Tea. They did not disappoint :) Items tried and liked (so far): Chicken Soboro Don Miso Soup Matcha Brown Sugar Latte Hojicha Caramel Latte Everything was delicious! Drinks had the right amount of sweetness. Despite the long line, we got our drinks and food in a timely manner. Employees were all very nice. Interior was clean. Parking is plentiful but can get crowded depending on time of day. Highly recommend. I hope you decide to check them out :)

I would always drive by here, excited for a new matcha spot in the city and now that they finally opened here's my experience-- their concept is very similar to urban matcha- on the brighter side they actually sell food plates including all kinds of matcha drinks and soft serves. It is also spacious on the interior allowing a capacity of 78 persons. i ordered the " matcha latte with red bean and mochi" , The idea sounds good and i really was looking forward to it-- however i have to say the presentation of the drink does NOT look like the picture, it is a big rounded lid for just half a side of whip cream at the top?.. and the red bean and mochi are just all the way at the bottom. On the picture it looked different and was looking forward to a nice photogenic presentation. On my matcha latte, the matcha wasn't fully whisked and i had tons of chunks of matcha powder bits in my sips which was not enjoyable at all. When i came in they seemed pretty busy but not that busy to the point where you rush to whisk my matcha.. not giving me a nice first impression of this place. Overall, i like their concept but the presentation of their drinks needs more work to become photogenic and appealing to the eye, and most importantly properly whisking their matcha?!

We finally go to try nanas green tea and it did not disappoint! It was pretty packed in there do we decided to grab to go, we got a couple drinks and love that they were too sweet and strong tasting!! The kids loved the vanilla soft served and the yuzu cheesecake was super refreshing. Def need to come back to try the food.

Thurs, July 11th @ 6:35pm....it was a 1-hour wait from when we stood in line to receiving our drinks. Was NANA's GREEN TEA in Las Vegas worth it? Most definitely, especially if you're a ceremonial matcha lover! Plus, you can dine-in to enjoy Japanese food, like Chicken Karaage Curry! I feel like Nana's Green Tea has followed me over the years (LOL!). I used to frequent NGT weekly at More's City in Yokosuka, Japan, back in 2011-2015. Then in Honolulu when it opened at the Waikiki Shopping Plaza. Now, it has opened its first shop on the mainland, right here in Las Vegas!!! Of all places...how lucky are we?? Thank you, NGT, for choosing the entertainment capital of the world! We will not disappoint you!! My family and I wanted to enjoy our matcha beverages with curry dinners, but sadly, they were all sold out of all curry entrees by the time we got to the counter [insert crying emoji here]. That's quite alright though. We will definitely be back!! We thoroughly enjoyed the Vanilla Soft Serve, Matcha Float w/ Mochi, Matcha Red Bean Latte w/ Mochi, Cold Brewed Hoji-cha, and even an Americano! I absolutely loved my matcha float! I knew I'd drink it so fast, so I ordered a 2nd drink to enjoy the next day, the cold brewed hochija (roasted green tea). The parking lot has been pretty full the last two times we have visited...great new shops here like Pipeline Malasadas from Kaimuki on the Hawaiian island of Oahu! Plus, the newest Costco is being built across the street! NGT is in a great location...right off of the 215 freeway!