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    Nana's Green Tea

    4.7 (370 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:45 pm

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    Dogs allowed
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    Basic Matcha
    Dani J.

    After eating an udon lunch I needed a little pick me up. The girl who made my drink was really sweet and very efficient. The drink was pretty strong, heavy on the matcha. There no where to sit in this area of STIX Asia. So i just took it to go and walked around Waikiki.

    Larene U.

    Got to try their hojicha with Azuki/mochi balls soft serve and it was delicious! I usually opt for the matcha but the sweetness melds in with the earthiness of the hojicha perfectly. I tend to like sweet things so I don't mind, but I also appreciate a deeper and more bitter hojicha/matcha taste as well. Service is takeout and efficient - you can try and find a table around Stix or in the newly renovated area when you go deeper into the plaza. Ambiance is a quick takeout vibe. Definitely a very great idea after dinner and looking for a solid dessert place to talk and chill! I always love coming here. I do also remember when they did the Sakura ice cream with gold flakes and the cherry blossom displays. Overall definitely a solid place to get your matcha fix! Pro Tip: Order it in a cup for the soft serve to prevent it melting and being able to avoid spillage so you don't dirty your outfit.

    Matcha Warabimochi Parfait
    Chantal C.

    Stay for Parfait . Located in the heart of Stix Asia, this counter is great for a post-dinner dessert -- if you're in the mood for green tea or matcha flavors. Wasn't quite full after a quick YEE so decided on picking up a well deserved sweet treat from somewhere new (for myself). Their 1 size parfaits are well worth the price and served in a LARGE cup. I'm admittedly not a parfait connoisseur but will say that the soft serve, scoops of matcha and azuki, and hard to reach matcha jelly i scraped up from the bottom of the cup tasted delectable. The unexpected Frosted Flakes threw me off but also added a crispy textured crunch I can appreciate. Honest take, it was kind of hard to dig through the toppings just to get some soft serve. And bummed it only comes with 2 pieces of mochi...but am grateful for the content amount of the dessert. . ありがとうございます for the dessert, Nana!

    Iced Matcha (w/oat milk)
    Emerald Zenelle P.

    The matcha was good, it was on the sweeter side but I got it with oat milk (which explains the sweetness). But service was nice and efficient. The employees were kind! The store is situated in STIX so do expected foot traffic and lines especially during dinner time. There is ample seating and two photo booths, and is a great dessert after a heavy meal at one of the restaurants in STIX:) The hojicha ice cream was very sweet and it had azuki beans. Parking IS a bit of a pain in the butt but I recommend parking at ROSS and buying something, of any amount, and they will validate you for 3 hours!

    dessert menu
    Nhi L.

    The matcha here is earthy, strong, and nutty. It is the perfect sweet treat after a meal. I got the matcha with soft serve with 50% sugar, and it was perfectly balanced - sweetness wise. The people are friendly and very patient in explaining the different toppings in each parfait. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for some good matcha!

    Matcha I w cream on top there
    Francine L.

    Nana's Green Tea is a popular chain in Japan and there is one in Honolulu, Hawaii. Located in the underground shopping center this place is a small store with just a place to order. I got a green tea float and it is not sweet at all. So if you want something sweet you need to pick a different item to order. I like my desserts to be light and not too sweet and this was good. Fast and tasty, with plenty of options for everyone.

    Front register and menu
    Laura H.

    From the light green color of the matcha soft serve, I thought the flavor would lean more towards milk rather than matcha. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how potent the matcha was in this cool treat. The earthy bitterness punched its way through my palate after the initial milkiness; it lingered for some time without leaving a medicinal or grassy aftertaste. It's more bitter than sweet and milky but in a good way, and I've never had anything like it. Service was fantastic. The gentleman who rang me up patiently answered my questions and kindly gave me the kama'aina discount, even though I wasn't a Hawaiian resident. My matcha soft serve was brought out very quickly after ordering, and I was happy to see a heaping swirl of it in the cup. Nana's Green Tea can be found on the lower level of the fun STIX ASIA food hall. I enjoyed walking through this ethnically decorated food court, window shopping for things to try. It definitely has something for everyone.

    Raeann Y.

    I do think this place is worth the hype. They had lots of options so we were a bit overwhelmed but I believe we tried the matcha soda with soft serve. The pricing I thought was pretty good, matcha tends to be on the pricier side. This one wasn't bad at all. I would like to go back to try their hojicha or one of their azuki lattes. Service was quick, we didn't wait too long for our drink. Lots of places to sit as their are located in the stix Asia food court,

    Melanie B.

    My first time enjoying Nana's Green Tea was in Las Vegas. It is easily one of my favorite places for café food and dessert. So, when I saw this one in the Stix basement of eateries, I was delighted to to try their current specialty parfait. Indeed, a big hit with the people I was with that day. My friends and I went back several times during our vacation as it was a great way to get out of the heat and relax for a while.

    Matcha Shiratoma Float
    Jennifer T.

    I kept hearing about this place and finally got a chance to try it when I was in the Waikiki area. Located in the Waikiki Shopping Plaza, it is located downstairs by the restrooms. We came here on a very hot sunny Saturday, craving for a refreshing treat. I ordered the Matcha Shiratoma Float which is made with matcha green tea, matcha ice cream, and topped with mochi balls. This drink did not disappoint! It was not overly sweet and had a very rich matcha flavoring. It was so filling that I couldn't finish it all at once. We got here a little before they opened at 11:00 AM and there was already a line! Can't wait to try the other flavors. It's a great refreshment to get while walking around Waikiki on a hot sunny day. Might also want to take advantage of the AC and sit at the tables inside the food court.

    Iced matcha with oat milk
    Jennifer H.

    Decent matcha place if you're craving it and in the middle of Waikīkī strip. They are located on the "Asian" side of the food court. While the drink was good, I didn't like that the sugar couldn't be adjusted since they prewhisk the matcha in batches.

    Truc L.

    Good matcha latte, not very impressive but not bad. They have a lot of selection of matcha dessert inside of an asian food court.

    Sophia

    LOVE, LOVE LOVEE this matcha spot! Staff are SO nice and kind. Matcha comes out pretty quickly and the hojicha is tasty as well. Also love the location as it's close to other restaurants. The ice cream is delicious.

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