Wattanachai CH

A true heaven for matcha lovers. Bright, airy space with a relaxed vibe. The matcha is the star—bold, fragrant, and not overly sweet. Tons of options from soft serve and parfaits to lattes. My favorites were the Matcha Parfait (with matcha nama cubes, red bean, and tea jelly) and the Iced Matcha Latte—a perfect combo. A must-visit if you love green tea.

+7

Jacky Lam

Nana’s Green Tea is a dessert lover’s dream! Their matcha soft serve is unbelievably smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced—not too sweet, just pure matcha goodness. The texture is so creamy and refreshing, and the presentation makes it even more enjoyable. Easily the best matcha soft serve I’ve had in New York, and absolutely worth the trip!

Isabelle Cho

Came to try their desserts for the first time. I ordered the matcha soft serve with mochi and red bean. It was pretty good, not too sweet, a bit pricey though. Menu was extensive, I’ll probably come back for the parfaits next time. Store had seating but it was packed when I went. Service was good, did it have to wait long.

Nick S

Nana's Green Tea is a popular Matcha dessert place serving many things all based around matcha, such as soft serve parfaits, drinks, and more. This place is very similar to other Matcha dessert places, there are multiple self order kiosks and a lot of seating. There is a bathroom here as well, but it is locked with a code. It didn't take long for us to get our order though. We got a matcha soft serve parfait, lowkey looked a bit underwhelming because they only put 2 mochi balls and a tiny amount of red bean. The flavor was just alright, not very strong.

+4

Selina Oeien

Nana’s has my favorite iced matcha latte in all of New York — the vibrant green color alone tells you that it is rich in matcha flavor, not watered down like some other spots! I always order it sugar-free and with soy milk, especially when craving a refreshing beverage in the heat of summer. I found their other desserts to be far too sweet but definitely recommend the soy milk matcha latte!

Margaret M

Nana’s Green Tea in Nomad is such a delightful little spot — the perfect place to unwind after a meal, especially if you’ve just had something spicy. My family stopped by right after eating Korean food nearby, and it completely hit the spot. The drinks were light, refreshing, and exactly what we needed to cool down. The menu offers a great variety of matcha-based drinks and desserts, and everything looks beautifully presented. I ordered one of their iced drinks, and the portion was surprisingly generous — a big, satisfying cup filled with smooth matcha and plenty of ice to keep it cold without watering it down too quickly. You can tell they use quality matcha because the flavor was earthy, rich, and not too bitter. The café itself is adorable — clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed. There’s a calm, relaxing atmosphere with soft jazz playing in the background, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. It’s a great spot for a casual hangout, a quiet date, or even just some alone time with a good drink and dessert. Overall, Nana’s Green Tea is a gem in the Nomad area. Refreshing drinks, cute ambiance, and great service — I’ll definitely be coming back.

Karina Vargas

Nana’s Green Tea has one of the best matcha ice creams I’ve ever had! I do think they’ve been skimping on the matcha a bit lately since it used to taste stronger, but it’s still really good. I try to stop by every time I’m in K-Town, and it’s always busy, which says a lot. Definitely worth a visit if you love matcha!

francesandfrancis

Their black sesame and matcha parfait options are way better than others in the area. They have good areas of sitting too but the place can easily be filled up in minutes especially during peak hours. Service is just average at best.

KarenY NYC

Excellent parfaits - had the matcha and horjicha ones, both came with mochi, red bean and ice cream. I prefer the horjicha since I’m not a big fan of matcha. Nice spot to meet up with friends over dessert… not so sure about drinks, since I got the horjicha latte and it was gross. (Tasted like some powder ovaltine). Staff are helpful - self service via kiosk to order - grab your seats - careful to hold onto your parfait glasses to the lower seating area. Pretty parfaits, pricey dessert but great for sharing tho.

Veronica Leong

Spacious, but packed spot right on the corner of Ktown. The desserts here are all pretty solid - the matcha taste is distinct in the ice cream and it's not overtly sweet. For their soft serves, you can opt for a cup instead of their cone. The parfaits are pretty; a bit impractical to eat, considering the shape of the tall cup and short spoon. They call your number out when your order is ready to grab from the counter. The bathroom code is on the receipt. There are tons of seats, but they're always taken, since there's no seating limit, so you'd likely get a table once you see a party leave. Overall, a decent spot for a post-meal treat!

The frappe was nice and the sweet potato latte tasted like red bean. The girl at the counter wasn't friendly she had a attitude but the drinks were fine you can order at a kiosk.

K VC

3.5 food Finally went to Nana's. There was a lot of space/seating and was warm inside. Can order at one of 2 kiosks or at the counter. Ordered the Matcha soft serve with gateau chocolate in a waffle cone. Around $10. Shared it and was enough. Soft serve is creamy matcha and was good (though I prefer stronger matcha flavor). The gateau chocolate was very dense and dry, not really flavorful so would have skipped that. Restroom available.

Ella

If you like matcha, it's worth a try! We ordered a parfait. Price point I could say it's expensive for a dessert but it sure does have a lot of toppings and ingredients. Place is crowded and sometimes filled with people. It's located in a very busy street so understandable in a way. Service was quick. You order via a kiosk, so its easy to pick what you want to order. The menu is quite extensive for a matcha place!