Nana's Green Tea

If you’re a fan of authentic Japanese matcha and dining this place is for you. The earthy and umami flavor is strong and reminds me of japan. The energy of the space feels calm and very zen. And love that this matcha place has actual food and not just croissants and muffins like other matcha cafes. I Will be back soon!

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

Saved this spot from my last adventure in Vegas. Worth it! Friendly study spot with free WiFi with purchase item. Matcha, excellent! So good and delicious! It did not taste water down. Spacious and efficient service! Highly recommend this spot if you ever want a good matcha spot to study!

Excellent Soft Serve & A Great Social/Workspace 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.

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.