nana's green tea (Tokyo Dome City LaQua) — Restaurant in Tokyo

The experience at this establishment provided more than just a delightful meal. First and foremost, the quality of the food was exceptionally high, with the matcha parfait standing out as incomparably splendid. The flavour had a depth that seemed to capture the essence of matcha, combined with a refined sweetness that was truly striking.

Furthermore, the hidden charm of the restaurant lay in the service provided by an elderly gentleman with a 'lovely' smile. His warm approach was as enthusiastic as the tropical sun, leaving an unforgettable impression on the visitors, including his guidance to the seats. Particularly memorable was his fair admonition to a young person trying to take a seat ahead of others. This incident was a perfect example of the respect for customers and proper training that is well established in the establishment. Overall, this eatery offers more than just a place to dine, providing a heartwarming service and a marvellous dining experience in an 'unforgettable' manner, making it a very special...

Loved, loved and absolutely loved the green tea and the cheesecake

After a wonderful dinner, we wanted to stop by at one and only Nana's tea (in the mall of course :) ) to grab as much desert delights as we could.

Warm welcome and extremely amazing customer service is what defines them in totality. In addition to that some top notch deserts, tea et al make the visit so much more worth while. We ordered a Matcha cheesecake, mochi parfait , green tea and matcha latte. The green tea definitely balanced out the sweetness from the parfait and the cheesecake and was prepared with just the right amount so as to not overwhelm you, rather let you enjoy with the dessert.

They have some tables inside the cafe and we were able to park ourselves towards the very end and it gave us a bit of intimacy as well though there is no intimate/private seating available.

Amazing experience and its an absolute absolute must do if you happen to be...

I needed a cafe to rest & sugar up my kids around 3 pm or so. I also wanted to try some green tea desserts. First-time tourist, to the area, the staff were very patient & kind. I couldn't get full enjoyment as my kids ate the bits they wanted & left me to finish the left overs 😅. For tourists, please note that most drinks in Japan aren't sugared up. Look around and add the "sugar gum syrup". I apologise for the eaten photos: like a lot of foods, it's best to mix up the mouthful. My kids ate all the creamy & sweet bits & left the bland & dry bits for me. The cake looks a little dry, but it WAS served with cream to balance it. Each item is served with balance and I would come again to try other menu items. It's not 5 star hotel gourmet but it's still good &...