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    4.2 (403 reviews)
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    Victor Adriano C.

    My girlfriend and I recently visited this location for tea and ice cream. The food and drinks were very good, and the employees who initially served us were pleasant and professional. I also used my Moorish appellation, Meddah El, during the transaction, and there were no issues whatsoever with the staff who assisted us. Unfortunately, the experience changed when I needed to use the restroom. I no longer had my receipt, which apparently contained the restroom access code. When I asked a male employee for assistance, I explained that I had already made a purchase but no longer had the receipt. Rather than trying to assist me or verify that I was a paying customer, he responded in a very cold and dismissive manner that I needed the receipt in order to use the restroom. His attitude made me feel as though I had simply walked into the establishment to use the bathroom rather than having just spent money there. Afterward, I told him directly that I was a paying customer and that I felt his customer service was extremely poor. Instead of acknowledging my concern or showing any empathy, he simply repeated the same response. My issue is not with the other employees, who treated us well, nor with the quality of the products. My concern is both the way this particular employee handled the situation and a restroom policy that apparently requires customers to retain their receipts without clearly explaining that requirement at the time of purchase. If customers are expected to keep their receipts specifically to access the restroom, that should be clearly communicated before they throw them away. A paying customer should not be treated like an outsider simply because they no longer have a receipt in their hand. I would appreciate contact information for the store manager, district manager, or another member of management who can address this experience and clarify the restroom policy. Unfortunately, despite enjoying the teas and the service from the other employees, this interaction left such a negative impression that I do not plan to return to this location.

    Sakura Strawberry Soft Serve
    Mary L.

    Their ice cream is consistently good. I always like getting their matcha flavored things here because it's actually a strong matcha flavor.

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    Neha G.

    Located on the corner of 32nd St as you enter Korea town, Nana's is the spot for green tea/matcha lovers! Spacious and bright. Step in and order at a kiosk. There were so many options to skim through on the kiosk...from soft serve to hot or cold drinks to green tea infused desserts. I wanted to try a parfait, but I think they have gelatin. Opted for the soft serve as its vegetarian friendly. A little on the pricer side for soft serve, but a nice treat. Once you order/pay at the kiosk, they will announce your name at the counter for pick up. My soft serve was ready fairly quick. I got this with red bean paste (loved this) and mochi. Very good! Seating is plentiful. Restroom available too. A nice dessert spot or if you want to enjoy a green tea!

    Josephine C.

    Came in with a friend after having lunch. The last time I came in here, it was so packed. So I didn't try anything. This time, I am glad that there were some empty seats for us to sit after ordering our items on the kiosk. I believe there are 3 kiosks machines for you to order from. We got cold hojicha latte with oat milk and matcha mochi parfait with matcha basque, red beans paste and matcha ice cream. I can taste the roasted tea, it is light yet nutty, mellow yet slightly smokey. It tastes refreshing after a brisk walk to quench the thirst. The portion of the parfait was a bit bigger than I thought. There were some cereal pieces in the middle layer so it gave our taste buds a break from the sweetness. The matcha basque was tough to bite on, not sure if it is supposed to be like that. There were also matcha jelly pieces toward the bottom of the parfait. My friend ordered coffee latte and she said it was one of the good ones she had (she is from another country, came here to visit). I recommend to share the parfait if you don't want to get sweetness overload or if you are not a big eater! There is a restroom for customers to use, however, you need to enter a code to enter. The code is on the receipt.

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    Bing R.

    This place reminds me of the green tea parfait I love in Kyoto. However it is very big. Located in the corner building on Broadway but the entrance is on 32nd Street deep. Almost like going inside a building. You order from any of the 3 kiosks and choose your order and pay. Get your ticket and your order will be announced. Most places go sit is communal with some tables around for 2. I ordered the Matcha Warabimochi Parfait and it was delicious like being in Kyoto. It had the green tea jelly which I enjoyed in Japan and all the other items. They also offered green tea drinks. The parfait is layers of jelly, soft serve ice cream, mochi, green tea syrup whipped cream with green tea syrup on top and also green tea ice cream. Next best thing to treat yourself close to being in Japan

    Hojicha Nama chocolate berry parfait
    Gina D.

    It's packed-- be prepared to hunt down seats. This place is located right at the entrance of Korea way in Manhattan and it's big but there's always a crowd. Personally, I wouldn't put this anywhere near my favorite places to grab a quality matcha latte, BUT I LOVED their desserts. 100% a dessert spot rather than a cafe spot. I got the hojicha berry parfait and it was delicious too to bottom! Comes with some Nama chocolates and hojicha ice cream with berry compote and it's just all around delicious. This is an order and pick up at counter joint so not much to say about the service itself. Would recommend to go and try and revisit for new seasonal treats whenever they pop up. For the friends with me they preferred the matcha soft serve most on the menu~ the parfait was fun and still my personal favorite but the hojicha ice cream was "ok" on its own.

    Ximena L.

    Cute place! Decor is still pretty simple but it's a nice place to sit and hangout on hot days. We got 2 parfaits, which is enough for 3 people. The matcha ice cream is intense but still very creamy. The gateau/cake is really dense and it works well in this. The flakes add a nice crunch in both parfaits. The yuzu one is seasonal and so refreshing. Highly recommend.

    Christian Z.

    The green tea is a main event. The quality of the tea captivates the palate. Theres a light earthy finish for your post dinner dessert. My daughter enjoy a vanilla ice cream as well and there was no shame to her game. We all were happy that evening.

    Aditi R.

    This is a late review. We went here during fall and tried their matcha cheesecake and their matcha soft serve. We both shared a matcha latte as well. The matcha latte was good. The desserts, however, were brilliant. If you like matcha and prefer strong matcha desserts, this place will not disappoint. The soft serve was very very good. The cheesecake was better than we imagined. We also combined the two together - and found it delicious! This place is always busy and seating can be tight.

    L: my cone with red bean and mochi C: hubs' matcha twist cone (it is a twist, bad pic me) R: friend's matcha red bean latte with mochi
    Lisa S.

    More than 4*, but not enough to round up to 5*. The experience was solid and I'd recommend it, but I wouldn't put it in the "you absolutely have to try them" category. Hubs & I went with a college friend of ours, and providentially it was quiet enough when we arrived that we could take our time with the touchscreen menu and leaf back and forth through all the options without worrying that we were holding up a line behind us; with three kiosks people were moving through without wait. That was not the case a bit later when we were picking up our desserts to sit at the last available table (squeezing three into a 2-top); there was a queue at the kiosks by then and people perching on every available stool, step, and bench by the time we finished our cones. Hubs got a matcha twist cone, I a cone with red bean and mochi, and our friend a matcha red bean latte with mocha. And I think we all thought what we ordered was the best of the three.

    Yuzu black tea parfait- pretty delicious
    Sandra S.

    The seasonal yuzu black tea parfait was our favorite so far! We tried the mstcha & hojicha one and they were ok. This one was amazing!

    Matcha Soft Serve W/ Gateaux Chocolate
    kristin c.

    3.5 Finally went to Nana's. On a really cold day but it was ok bec. 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 with my husband and it 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.

    strawberry sakura soft serve
    Caroline S.

    the ice cream was wayyy too sweet and honestly it was hard for me to finish. waffle cone was nothing special. it looks really cute and that's the only redeeming factor cuz it also cost $10.50 my friend got the hojicha and that was somehow worse than the ice cream it tasted like dirt water. i'm not the biggest fan of tea usually but i've had better iced teas that i have made at home lol. if you can get seating the vibes are pretty good. i will say i have never tried the matcha/matcha desserts here so it's hard to anti-rec this place, but i definitely would not go for the strawberry soft serve or hojicha

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