Nana's Green Tea - 60B Orchard Rd

Tried desserts here and will return for main course next time. Nice food, nice ambience and great customer service. Saw the menu, they have many variety of Japanese fusions food.

Udon was quite good; potato salad was peppery (and onion taste was quite strong). Hot Matcha latte was alright too, it comes without sweetness, so u can choose how much sugar to add. Genmaicha tea was very fragrant and soothing.

Ordered the dinner set (2 main courses, 2 drinks and 1 dessert) and had a wonderful albeit very filling experience. The main courses were tastefully curated, each complimenting well with each other. Enjoyed the cold hojicha latte, neither too sweet nor bitter. The hojicha waramochi parfait dessert was a treat to the eyes and to the stomach. It consisted of different textures and flavours.

We ended up dining here though we actually wanted to get curry rice at a nearby restaurant but found out they actually close between lunch and dinner hours... Nonetheless, it was still an enjoyable late lunch. We had beef ochazuke and tofu teriyaki rice. Beef ochazuke - served with dashi instead of o-cha, which does make the meal generally more flavourful. It was pleasant and satisfying. The rice, notably, was Japanese mixed grain rice, not plain Japanese rice. Tofu teriyaki - silken tofu was deep-fried well and fried with a mixture of vegetables and generous amounts of teriyaki served with mixed grain Japanese rice and miso soup. The teriyaki sauce was a little on the sweet side, but still enjoyable nonetheless. Miso soup was a little thin, but it was still acceptable. Apart from the food, the service could be a lot better. Considering it was not during lunch or dinner peak periods, the floor staff took a long time before they responded. When we caught the attention of a floor staff member, be beckoned to a colleague who basically ignored the gesture. My table was not the only one that suffered. One other table actually walked to the front counter, where staff were chatting and handed the order sheet over.

Food: Decent Japanese food, ordered the chicken Nanban which was quite good! Chicken cutlet was crispy and flavourful. As for the drinks, got the macha latte which was thick and nice! Ambience: Dining experience was okay, queue time was also moderate. Price: Decent pricing, but is more affordable during lunch time as there are lunch sets.

Both the Matcha and Hojicha Shiratama Parfait rocks. Unagi don portion was kid size. Curry udon was too watered down. Food choices seem to be standard fare but definitely come here for their parfait desserts.

Been there a few times. Green tea lovers should go and see see. Non green tea love should also give a try as good chance will like it as the taste is very mellow. Food can consider abit, as it seem more of a healthy side. If you want something healthy can try. But we do eat there as well.

Went there during peak hours (noon). The place is crowded and the table is quite close to each other. It is giving vibe of family restaurant, but still giving cozy ambiance. It takes a while for the food to be serve and there were only 3 or 4 wait staffs working. It takes time for them to attend you, please be more understanding cause they are doing their best to give you best dining experience. During weekday lunch time, they offer set luncheon menu that consist of 1 main and 1 drink for < 20$. The drink (matcha latte, hojicha, ujicha) are not diluted version. It is properly prepared. Food wise, it is surprisingly good and they arrange it in good presentation. And of course the highlight if the meal is the dessert. We ordered parfait and it was amazing.