Tea Station

Price :$$$ Atmosphere Volume: Mid-High Tea: Good Overall it was nice studying here, power is available on wall seating. Food was a bit pricey, but you get a lot. So you get your money's worth . Only a handful of items under $9, and they where instant noodles with some added thing like egg. Wi-Fi is available, consistent, slow-ish but enough to watch YouTube videos with out buffering.(4mbs/s) No real complains about service or food.

I was pretty disappointed after having visited tea station for many years and finding out that the items we ordered weren't made as it was ordered. For example if you order an almond milk tea, its wasn't actually made with almond milk, it was made with organic fresh whole milk. It was interesting to find out the the description of what you order isn't necessarily what you get, I mean honestly , I'll probably still go. But, its a good thing to know for people who may not drink dairy and are ordering something they may believe to not contain whole milk..its just a little misleading.

We like visiting when we're in town. I did notice that there could be confusion on almond milk, which someone else mentioned in a review. The hot milk tea portion on the menu has a list of teas and they pretty much all end with the words "milk tea". It seems one of the flavors is almond and could easily be interpreted as containing almond milk. For the lactose intolerant, one might just choose to ignore all the milk teas. Overall, we enjoy going. Can get loud when it gets busy.

My friends and I decided to stop in here for some hot milk tea after dinner nearby and it turned out to be a pretty nice place to hang. It's new and spacious, with nice decor. The way they serve their drinks are pretty interesting too--my hot milk tea came in a ceramic bowl with a ladle. It tasted good and hit the spot on a chilly night. We ended up having a nice time sipping our tea and chatting. Even though it was a weeknight there were quite a few people in there (mostly college student types)--looks like a popular place. The young waiters seemed a little inexperienced and overwhelmed and kept forgetting our requests for various things, but since we weren't in a hurry we were in an understanding mood and didn't mind too much. I wouldn't make it a destination, but if I'm in the area I wouldn't mind stopping in--as long as it's not too crowded, that is.

LOVE AT FIRST SIP!! ♥️ I'm hooked. The cup was blazing hot, so we had good convo over steaming cups. The tea aroma is therapeutic and yummy. The first sip was heavenly. Tea Station is my new go to. This is a true, authentic Chinese tea house down to the "Ni Hao" you hear when the door opens. I will definitely be back! 😍😊 Introduced to Tea Station on a first date. We went at 10pm after a movie and there were no open tables. Crowded at 10pm on a Wednesday night is a great indicator of a good experience. Even though we couldn't really enjoy the environment, the waiting area where we sat was cool just the same. I enjoyed looking at the tea sets and accessories. They have snacks to-go like matcha caramel popcorn. The menu is huge! Hot tea, iced tea, Thai tea, Boba and a bunch more. Not including all the hot food snacks that come from the kitchen. I ordered the mango black tea with 1/4 sugar. My date ordered passion fruit black tea with regular sugar. Two teas, regular size was $11 and some change.