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    Nana's Green Tea

    4.2 (211 reviews)
    ModerateDesserts, Japanese, Cafes
    Closed 8:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Quiet
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    Good for kids

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    william ky auyeung

    Great Ambience, a little cozy place for tea and cakes at this hidden area. A cake shop that is unique and made to order style. Very comfortable environment and quiet atmosphere for gatherings. They have variety selections on their menu. It is definitely worth to try everything they offer.

    Matcha latte
    Peter H.

    A friend who has fond memories of the old location recommended the matcha here, while another chimed in and sang praises of their NYC location. It seems their Yelp page still largely has images of their old spot. The new neighborhood seems a lot quieter in comparison. Walking here from the Olympic Village station was roughly 15 minutes, as the path goes through some busy intersections. As we walked in, I remember hearing a song from Ikimono Gakari as well as of J-pop rock tunes. The interior is decorated beautifully with wooden furniture and comfortable lighting. Through their kiosk, I ordered a hot Matcha Latte and a warabi mochi, while my friend ordered a matcha soft serve. As touted, the matcha flavors were deep and rich even with milk, which neutralized in any excess bitterness. The mochi was light though didn't add much as a standalone snack. I tried a bit of the soft serve, and the bitterness came through a little more and wasn't too sweet.

    Julio L.

    Tried their sweet potato series! The Doriyaki was delicious and a must get! The tables are a bit too high due to the place being a ramen restaurant before but they will be doing renos soon to make it more cafe like staff was nice and generous.

    Julienne P.

    Ordered a matcha ice cream and a parfait. They were both delicious! After a lot of heavy foods, it's always great to end the evening with desserts.

    Hojicha Shiratama Parfait
    Wei-Hsin L.

    The interior has a very rustic vibe with communal tables. Upon entering you create your order on one of their tablets and pick up your order afterwards. I wanted to try something different so I got the hojicha shiratama parfait. They have a deal with $5 off right now on selected items, so it came up to around $12 before tax. The flavor of the hojicha ice cream was quite good, with a nice roasted tea flavor. The cereal flakes are also a nice contrast of crunchy texture in addition to the soft mochi.

    Cynthia S.

    A perfect way to end the night: cold brew hojicha and matcha tiramisu! The tiramisu was perfection. A blend of sweet, creamy and earthy flavours while the hojicha has nuttiness! Excellent pairing at a reasonable $12

    Matcha soft serve in a cup
    Sara A.

    Seriously the best matcha soft serve in the city. Perfect sweetness, I absolutely love the texture. No one does matcha soft serve like Nana's Green Tea. The new location is a lot larger and has self order & checkout machines at the entrance. You'll just have to pick up your order at the counter.

    Ikura & salmon donburi, sakura & strawberry latte w/ soft serve
    Dana S.

    They moved out of Kerrisdale into a new space in Mount Pleasant recently. The new cafe probably has about the same amount of seats, but with a smaller number of large communal tables, so it feels a less intimate, but there are some very nice design touches on the windows here that I really like. I still have a positive impression of the food, same as my previous review. The unagi chazuke remains the superior savoury option, at least among the seafood choices. The ceremonial-style matcha (called "matcha espresso" to draw parallel with coffee preparation - it doesn't actually contain espresso) is prepared well here. I tried the vanilla soft serve in the seasonal sakura & strawberry latte, which was my first try of the ice cream. It was average vanilla soft serve, and of course wonderful in the float, but I wouldn't be compelled to order just the vanilla on its own or even in a parfait, but if matcha were added that might change things. Anyway, the sakura latte that the ice cream was served in had a very pronounced floral flavour that I really enjoyed; very unique. Since moving to Mount Pleasant, they have introduced kiosk ordering, which I'm not usually a big fan of, but the kiosks here are at least organized and easy to use. The staff was polite when I picked up my order, so you still get a bit of nice service. No line, but I had to wait about 20 minutes for my order to be ready since they're still popular and there were a lot of people who ordered ahead of me.

    Michael L.

    Walked by Nana's Green Tea enroute to dinner and stopped on the way back for dessert. Opted for the matcha cheesecake. The presentation and taste were excellent...not overly sweet and the matcha was nicely balanced. It was a very positive dessert experience.

    Beef sukiyaki udon
    Nancy L.

    I'm never going back to this vendor after being here so many times in the past. Nanas is part of the dine out Vancouver 2024 vendors. Upon seeing their dine out menu, a couple of us decided to go try. I haven't been here in a couple of years but it looks like the owner has changed and the way the business operates has also changed. At the counter, we were displeased to find out that the menu they offered in store was different from the dine out menu. Dine out menu had more menu choices and did not specify that the parfait would be a mini one. We felt deceived but couldn't change location now as it was a group gathering. When they brought the food, they brought matcha latte instead of hojicha which was the one we ordered with the staff. She insisted that we ordered matcha and couldn't change. Then the manager(?) Came and said the staff said she had repeated the order twice and we had agreed to it... What a lie! The main entrees didn't taste good either and was so expensive considering what we were getting. I could have gotten a bowl of ramen elsewhere for the same price with bigger quantity and quality. The matcha soft serve and the matcha pudding in the parfait were also off. Legit Japanese matcha food items have strong matcha taste. I could barely taste the matcha. My friend's shiratama mini parfait didn't even come with shiratama. It only had the red beans on top. Like seriously... Nanas is an actual Japanese matcha chain which I have frequented while living in Japan. The quality is no longer the same as before and definitely not how a legit Japanese chain should be like in terms of food and customer service. I'm never coming back to this place.

    Green tea soft serve
    Thu P.

    Just had their matcha soft serve and it was great! The matcha flavour was very good and the ice cream was a nice consistency for soft serve. I wish it was a little creamier but that's just my preference. The cone is crispy, and it had good flavour! Service was really good and there's ample seating in the back. Water is self-serve but they bring your food to you after you order. Nice casual and quiet spot to enjoy an ice cream.

    Josephine M.

    I'd been curious about the food at Nana's Green Tea for quite awhile so I was quite excited to see that it was one of the restaurants participating in Dine Out Vancouver this year. As soon as the snow let up, I went out with a friend to Nana's Green Tea for lunch. Their Dine Out Vancouver menu was $28 and offered the choice of a hot or cold drink, main course and dessert. We ordered the following: Azuki Latte (cold) Hojicha Latte (hot) Ikura and Salmon Chazuke Matcha Warabimochi Parfait Matcha Nama Choco Parfait I wasn't too crazy about the cold Azuki Latte but everything else was delicious. We both ordered the same dish for our main course. I had half expected to see raw salmon in my bowl but was elated to look into my bowl and see pieces of cooked salmon instead. This is a place I could bring our daughter to as she doesn't eat raw fish. The salmon was very moist and tender, and the texture of the Ikura really complemented the dish. I think it would have been nice if the server had taken time to explain how to eat our food. Our main course came with a teapot containing broth to pour over the Ikura and Salmon Chazuke. My friend and I both knew either from a combination of Google research or from past experience that the broth needed to be poured over the food. However, I can easily imagine other people sitting down to this meal, and not realizing that there was a broth in the teapot that needed to be pour over their food. Both desserts consisted of matcha soft serve twisted with a vanilla soft serve, and accompanied with various toppings. Pairing the matcha soft serve with vanilla is a brilliant idea as the matcha soft serve is on the bitter side. Our daughter would love this matcha ice cream as she has a liking for bitter matcha ice cream. I'll be back here sometime for sure so that I can treat our daughter to the matcha ice cream! Service: Could have been better Parking: Mostly paid parking on the streets but there are a few free spots on the side streets Location: 2135 W. 41st Ave., Vancouver, BC

    Edward W.

    I was surprised that this dessert chain had a location in Vancouver so we decided to check it out. We ordered the matcha azuki swiss cream roll to share and I got the black sesame shiratama frappe. The matcha azuki cream roll was light and fluffy and full of matcha flavor. Thumbs up! The shiratama drink came with a scoop of black sesame ice cream and 3 small mochi balls in a matcha frappe. So refreshing! It's definitely up to par like its Tokyo counterparts!

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    2 years ago

    Is it nice? Yes. It's it worth the money? No. $18 parfait and $18 donburi. It's gonna be close to like $45 per person after tax and tip

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