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The meal was just like common food in Japanese restaurants, and more in a sweet style. Matcha tastes really good in desserts, but I am not a fan of Japanese sweets...what a pity

Nana's Green Tea first started off as the Japanese version of Starbucks in Jiyugaoka, Japan. It all began when the owner (a Japanese man) was worried that the culture of drinking tea would be overtaken by coffee. Hence, he started Nana's Green Tea and concentrated on Japanese green tea and Japanese Food. Nana's Green Tea has many outlets in Japan. Besides Japan, they have also expanded to China, Hong Kong and even Singapore. Nana's Green Tea opened its first outlet in Singapore at Plaza Singapur

After painting lessons, I met PJ for lunch at Nana's Green Tea restaurant. It's a modern looking Japanese restaurant with a yellow lighted theme. By the time we finished our food, there was a long queue of people waiting for seats.Anyway, I liked the design of the restaurant, plus the chairs, goodness, it was very comfortable to sit in.Privacy for people sitting in the middle of the restaurant, as tables are separated by a makeshift wired wall.Cool tables with no legs. Hangs from the ceiling.I w

For full review - http://midas400.blogspot.sg/2014/03/new-menu-at-nanas-green-tea.htmlI'm back again at Nana's after I spotted new food items on display at their entrance.The restaurant was already crowded at 5.40pm as school holidays has begun. Lotsa youngsters having desserts here. I got a table after about 10mins wait. They have a brand new menu with bigger and better pictures. Check out their new Hamburg rice sets and Millet rice bowls.As I don't eat beef, I decided to try the new Millet ric

On a hot Sunday afternoon, we are looking for a place to cool ourselves down. So decide on here which is well known for its drinks and desserts. The place is quite crowded but we are showed to a table very quickly. Service is fast.Matcha Kanten Slushy ($7.50++)Cool Matcha slushy topped with Kanten Jelly & Black soybean.Served in a small glass, tastes quite cooling and not too sweet.Azuki Kuromitsu Latte ($7.50)Azuki latte topped with whipped cream & drizzle of caramelized brown sugar syrup.The s

The restaurant sits are very nicely decorated with light tubesThe teriyaki don is quite yummy with lots of seaweed and spring onion which is my favoriteThe teriyaki hickey don is delicious and the portion is bigThe set lunch comes with a drink of your choice. I chose hot green tea Green tea is a must try as it is their signatureMy friend ordered the ice green tea which is equally delicious

Nana's Green Tea finally comes to Singapore! Open concept and interesting seating! Service is good too with their manager being a Japanese.Beef Curry Udon is super nice! The meat is very tender and sliced thinly! The curry is really not the average Japanese curry found in supermarkets or other low-level fake-Japanese restaurants!Berry Parfait is really very smooth! Not too sweet and full of ingredients!! The corn flakes add crunch! Interesting!Wakatama Udon is really fragrant and the egg is PERF

The Everyday Set Lunch promotion from 11.30am - 2.30pm (on weekdays) and 11.30am - 2pm (on weekends & public holidays) is a real awesome deal! You get a choice of a main course and a drink from the selected menu at only $13.90++ at which an alacarte main course already cost around that price. My Chicken Nanban Don was the right choice, fried juicy chicken with a whole lot of greens and salad on a big portion of very delicious japanese white rice. My friend also enjoyed her Salmon & Maguro Chiras

For full review - http://midas400.blogspot.sg/2013/12/lunch-at-dome-cafe-dessert-at-nanas.htmlNana's Green Tea is just a few steps away from Dome cafe at the same level. I ordered an impressive looking chocolate parfait and an appetizer to munch on.Teriyaki chicken roll (4pcs) $4.80++I wasn't expecting the portion to be big but it was! The makis were huge and thick and packed with generous ingredients. Taste wise was not bad but I would have preferred that they give me more teriyaki sauce as the

Nana's Green Tea is better well known as Japan's answer to Starbucks. Its menu has an extensive list of Japanese beverages such as matcha (green tea), azuki (red bean), hoji (roasted green tea) and coffee, with prices starting from $5 for a cup of Red Bean Soup.The restaurant is decorated quite uniquely with square frames enclosing each table, allowing one to feel private while dining in a rather open area. At every table, there is this stand, where one can press for service from the staff. Quit

Being a fan of green tea desserts I had to try Nana's Green Tea. I got a matcha parfait which has green tea ice cream, red beans, crunchy cornflakes, vanilla ice cream, and green tea jelly at the bottom. Portion is huge so share among 2 or 3 people. It is actually the closest to the matcha parfaits I've tried in Japan; strong matcha taste for the ice cream. I would prefer a chewier jelly to the agar agar-like green tea jelly at the bottom though. Bill amounted to $13+.

Was looking for a quick bite (late lunch/tea) at Plaza Singapura and chanced upon Nana which wasn't crowded and was still open at that time. I ordered the ebi chili don i.e. prawns in chili sauce with rice and yakitori chicken. With the ebi chili don comes a bowl of miso soup if you are ordering as a set. Frankly speaking, there aren't that many items to choose from if you are looking for rice/noodle choices as compared to the galore of green tea drinks and desserts on offer. I can't blame them

Japanese Matcha has long been associated with many heath benefits. Reputed to be an amazing natural metabolism booster, a great way to reduce your cholesterol and even said to hold more antioxidants than berries, dark chocolate and spinach, this fine ground high quality green tea from Japan is indeed a superfood for anybody and everybody!Nana's Green Tea Cafe, one of Japan's pioneer Matcha cafes, with 32 outlets all over the country and even earning the status of 'Japan's Starbucks' has recently

this is my second time here,i come around 5pm for early dinner,it was not crowded ,I had the katsu curry chicken ,which come with a bowl of miso soup alsoi would say that their katsu curry was very normal,doesn't worth the priceTheir dessert was nice,especially the green tea ice creamtheir staff doesn't really automatic top up customer water,so we had to call them for few times,the button service on the menu was quite convenience,just press bill and they will come with the billfood wise just nor

This restaurant offer very affordable set lunch at only $13.90++, I get to enjoy this bowl of delicious curry chicken cutlet rice with a cup of fresh brewed coffee. The chicken was really impressive, meat is very juicy and tender. The outer crust is very crispy and not salty as well. The rice is not soggy and very fragrant too. Curry is thick and spicy, goes very well with the rice. Coffee was quite bitter but is really fragrant. The restaurant is very cosy with very spacious furnishings.