
Nana’s Green Tea is a modern Japanese cafe specializing in green teas, Japanese comfort foods and desserts delivered in a modern fashion. We are a global matcha brand originating from Tokyo, Japan. Our full menu is available via takeout or delivery on our website or in person walk-in.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6925 S Buffalo Dr unit 140, Las Vegas, NV 89113
Phone: (702) 725-1368
Website: https://nanasgreentealasvegas.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
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.
Spacious and efficient service! Highly recommend this spot if you ever want a good matcha spot to study!
This spot is worth a visit for their $6.25 for a matcha or hojicha soft serve (“ice cream”). The flavors are spot on, though they lean toward the sweeter side.
If you order it in a cup, the portion is definitely enough to share.
There are plenty of tables, making it a good place for studying, getting some work done or playing board games.
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!