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    Taro milk tea with no boba
    Phillip T.

    i-Tea was my favorite boba place pre-quarantine. When a lot of them closed during the pandemic, I was really bummed out about it. I found myself in Pleasanton on a hot day, so I decided stopping by an i-Tea, something I had not had in a long time, would be a good way to cool myself. FOOD: I ordered a Taro Milk Tea with no boba as that is my old go-to. The drink came out much more purple-ish than I was used to for i-Tea, which was the first red flag. It usually means that they use taro powder rather than fresh taro. When I took a sip, my suspicions were confirmed when it was overly sweet. The drink normally has taro bits; this drink had none at all. Regardless to say, I was very disappointed with my drink since it tasted nothing like the i-Tea taro milk tea that I was used to. +0 SERVICE: You place an order with the cashier, pay, and get an order number. Once your order is ready, they will call it out for you. I didn't have any issues with the service since there wasn't really any other customers while I was there. +1 COST: The taro milk tea was $5.25. If it tasted like it normally did, I'd say it was fairly priced. But for what I got, it was a big letdown. +0.25 SETTING: i-Tea is located on the edge of downtown which is convinient if you are walking around the area. There is also a small parking lot so you can easily park. There is no furniture inside as it has been closed off. You can't really hang out here with friends at all; just grab your drink and go. +0.5 X-FACTOR: Other than nostalgia, I don't think anything stands out about this place. i-Tea used to have so many stores and I'm very surprised this place is still open. +0 Basically, got a taro milk tea that was overly sweet and had no taro; nothing like what I was used to. I'll round up here for the official rating. 1.75/5

    Ada F.

    Out of all the boba places in Pleasanton, i-Tea is still my fav! I won't list the other competitors, but there's just something about this place (value, price, toppings, flavor) that keeps me coming back! My go-to is the matcha milk tea with red bean and matcha pudding. Yes, MATCHA pudding. It's so delicious and the price is a little over $5, not too bad considering other places would charge that price for just the matcha milk tea drink itself! If you're a matcha fanatic like me, this is your drink! It's pretty much the only thing I order, so I can't say much for the other flavors. I might have gotten milk tea once, but seriously, order the matcha milk tea with red beans and matcha pudding (I personally do 30% sweet and 30% ice), and this is the best combo! Also add $0.50 for boba, which I did once and you can go without.

    Panda Boba turned plain Jasmine Tea.

    I was so excited to try this place but was pretty disappointed. Not at the boba- that was hreat and the only reason it deserves a star. It was the service. I perfectly understand they were busy but we waited about an hour. We ordered Panda boba but they didnt tell us they were out of regular milk, almond milk, or tapioca balls. Thos was after 30 minutes after our order when we went to check on the order. On top of that, when we decided to wait outside they kept putting down our orders to accomidate changes to other people's boba. When a friend went back in to keep an eye on thrm, only then did they tell us about yet another thing they didnt have 45 minuted after our order! They only told us stuff after we asked, which means they didnt eveb START our order until 45 minutes later, while people who ordered much after us were long gone. Overall, the boba was good (tho at this point it was just Jasmine milk tea with soy milk since they didnt have regular) but the service was the worst o've ever experienced.

    Happy hour drinks every evening.  Not all drink are discounted, but generally drinks under $4.75 have a discount around $0.50.
    Candice F.

    We typically frequent the I-tea location in Dublin, however, on a recent evening we were in downtown Pleasanton and decided to try out the recently reopened I-tea under new ownership. Not much has changed since the last I remembered. We were pleasantly surprised that this location offers nightly happy hour specials on many of their drinks. They don't clearly indicate anywhere what drinks are discounted. You need to ask. And even the staff isn't very clear until you actually place your order and the system will automatically discount the drink. I'm guessing based on our order, the typical discount is about 50 cents. The taste is pretty standard, however, the boba is still sweeter than we prefer and is reminiscent of how it tasted under the previous ownership. This location offers a whole host of food options including ramen. So this is definitely a good option if you are looking to have a meal and a tasty drink with it. Overall, we will still go back to our favorite I-tea location in Dublin given the better tasting boba and friendly service there.

    Golden Oolong & Roasted Oolong both w/ Sea Salt Cream and Boba
    Danielle P.

    Located next to Amador Valley High School and local restaurants, I-Tea is located in a prime location. The place is in the heart of the mini plaza and is next to Mathnasium. With a clean, large space and plenty of tables for groups (and a restroom equipped), this boba place is the perfect spot for a hang out or a chill study date. The menu is located to the very right next to the cashier. One of things I liked about this particular I-Tea was that they have unique offerings such as having the Golden Oolong or Iron Buddha as brewed tea, or topped with sea salt cream. I am a huge fan of these tea flavors, so I was very happy about this "new addition." They have a variety of options for newcomers, such as the classic 3G Milk Tea (regular milk tea with grass jelly, pudding, and boba) or fresh fruit teas like the White Peach Oolong. There is also smoothies (Black Tea & Oreo Creamy, Matcha & Red Bean, etc) and specials (Mango Sago and Taro Sago). In general, I-Tea's diverse menu is one of their key assets as a boba place. You'll definitely find an option you'll like on their menu! My family and I have came here only two times. Both of our visits became relatively busy after we walked in, but their tea quality was still up to par. However, the first time we came, we have ran into minor issues with the snacks. We waited a long time (20 minutes) the first visit. Honestly, this is probably because there were only two workers and couldn't keep up with the amount of orders (reasonable). But, the real issue was with the amount of servings of the snacks. We ordered popcorn chicken and Taiwanese tempura. We ended up paying $5-6 for 7 pieces of them?! We were really saddened by the amount we were given, but we decided not to worry about it and give the place another try! Here we are back and ready to give them another chance and they didn't disappoint (: My sister ordered the Roasted Oolong topped with cream and I got the Golden Oolong topped with cream as well. The main difference between these two was that the roasted Oolong had a stronger tea flavor and was very crisp. The Golden Oolong was on the delicate and sweeter side, while still maintaining that subtle strong tea flavor as well. Overall, both were very heavenly on its own and paired with the smoothness of the cream. The sea salt cream has a HINT of a salty taste to balance the sweetness. It has a texture of milk foam, where the milk appears as a denser (but lighter in taste) whip cream. For snacks, we got the popcorn chicken and curly fries. The amount of fries we were given was generous and enough to fill four people's stomachs. The popcorn chicken doesn't have the prominent garlic and basil leaf flavor like most I-Teas. I don't know if it was just this time they forgot to add it, but it was missing the classic I-Tea Popcorn Chicken flavor. Because of that, I had to knock down a star. Overall, I recommend going here if it is your first time trying boba or even just for a late night hangout.

    Elijah B.

    Beware of the time you come, especially during school times. Because it's right next to AVHS, students often go here after school ends, and the line can become extremely long. Otherwise the service is pretty quick and you get your drinks quickly. Snacks here is good, and I recommend the popcorn chicken. They have good fruit teas and toppings as well. Because of covid there used to be no indoor seating, and if there was a long line because of students it would become EXTREMELY cramped. But they have recently opened it up so there is space to sit and enjoy your drinks.

    Looks like someone took a big three sips from my cup.
    Iris C.

    While I wonder why this place is so slow on a weekday afternoon, until I open the lid of my hot taro milk tea. No joking, the cup is not all the way filled. It's not such a big deal, but I do think it's not very honest. $5.14 for a not full cup of hot taro milk tea. That's more options in the area.

    Crème brûlée milk tea with almond milk
    Nadia I.

    Was craving boba a few nights ago so we stopped here. Parking was easy, it is in a small shopping center with a parking lot. We had never been to iTea so we had some questions about what their popular drinks were or what certain items tasted like but the employees said "I'm not really sure" or "I don't know" to almost every question. The drinks do not have any sort of description on the menu so we were basically shooting in the dark at this point. Also, they were out of all of the sea salt kreme items which is what we both wanted so we wound up with other items. My friend got a honey brown rice drink with agar boba in it, she didn't like it much. I chose the crème brûlée milk tea. I thought it was going to have a crème brûlée flavor or topping but I was very wrong. Also, I paid extra for almond milk (which there was barely any of in my cup). Since I chose a milk alternative, I think most employees would have realized that this was a good time to warn me that the drink was going to be mostly full of actual custard/crème brûlée. This warning did not happen. I couldn't believe it when I received a drink that was less than half a cup of tea and more than half custard. They made an attempt to blow torch the top like crème brûlée... After drinking the tea portion I couldn't even access the already small amount of boba in the drink because the custard (which I was avoiding) was in the way. I threw the drink away and am so confused about what I paid $7 for. By the way, when ordering, you can also you can choose the level of ice and sweetness, the default is 100%. Thankfully, I chose 50% on each because I barely had any tea to begin with (ice would have made it even less) and my drink was extremely sweet even at 50%, I can't imagine what the default tastes like. We really wanted to like this place but unfortunately, this experience will be our last.

    Honey Brown Rice Milk Tea
    Emily C.

    I-tea is one of my favorite go-to boba places. I like their Mango Saga Drink and when it's cold outside, I love to get the Honey Brown Rice Milk Tea. - The guy at the counter was very nice and friendly. Great experience overall.

    Nice and clean store.
    Kev H.

    Okay, iTea's drinks are sooo good. I found myself craving for their matcha milk tea because their matcha milk tea is super good, creamy, the green tea flavor comes through, and the boba is perfectly sweetened and soft and chewy. I'm so mad we closed so many iTea shops in the Bay Area, I think they serve some of the best boba drinks I've ever tried. $4.95 as of August 2021.

    George F.

    There are a couple i-Tea shops around the Tri-Valley area. This i-Tea location is strategically located next door to Amador Valley High School. They get the after school and the teen hang out crowd in Pleasanton. I stopped in after having sushi in the same shopping center at sushi Hanabi. Their menu not only has boba drinks, but they have slush desserts, and ramen. I ordered my usual passion fruit green tea with boba pearls. The drinks were made very fast but the boba pearls could have been more Q. Not bad. Limited parking in the strip mall.

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    I love coming here for a kinako kakigori, both the food and the service is refreshing and calming…read more Kamurocho is a small shop and the ambiance reminds me of small town shops in Japan. Their coffee drinks are strong enough to wake up Snorlax! The cost is relative to its location, so be mindful that the South Bay and the peninsula may have more economic and competitive pricing.

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    An absolute vibe!…read more This new coffee house is a great addition to downtown. First off, staff was so sweet and welcoming! Ordered an iced lavender latte w oat milk and a dulce de leche pastry (which was recommended by the lovely cashier). If you're looking for a cozy place to study, do some work, along with enjoy small bites and coffee -- this is your new go to!

    I came to this cafe after the Saturday morning farmer's market. Beware that the parking situation…read moreis street parking and Main St. is often BUSY, so allot time to find a spot. The decor is super cute and there is plenty of seating. The staff were kind and welcoming. The menu is a bit limited and their items are a bit pricey. Their drink menu is short and sweet, with basic espresso drinks and a matcha offered. I landed on a simple oat milk latte. The latte was ready before I finished paying, as the barista listened to my order as I gave it to the cashier. It was nothing special. I did appreciate that they used Califia farms barista oatmilk. I tried a medialuna pasty. It is a sweet , moist version of a crossaint. The inside was almost caramelized. I did not expect to enjoy it as much as I did. This place is very aesthetically pleasing and a good place to sit and enjoy, without feeling rushed. If you don't mind the prices, it's a good option for a quick snack or caffeine boost!

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    My first time at this Mall, I hit the jackpot of coffees. This coffee shop is a find!!! Tucked away…read morein a mall, by Macy's men's section.. I walked into a roomy, well lit, clean tables, vast menu, pleasing decor kinda coffee shop. They have a wide range of beverages to select from. The staff is kind and receptive - I tailored my beverage so I can avoid sugar - and they did just that. They made my Triple Chocolate Mocha to my order request. Woot woot!! It tastes good! There's lots of food and you can feel peckish cause the food here will meet the needs! They also have a fun set of coffee and tea mugs displayed! Slightly expensive but hey worth it. The prices are reasonable. Give this place a chance, and you'll go back for more. The only thing about this place is they don't have paper straw. (Plastic is no good for the ocean).

    It's hard to.access if not going to the mall but needed, $Bux is long gone, but this is so much…read morebetter and even though it's a Franchise...it works as basically nothing else w Espresso machine in the Mall. Macy s had a cafe and it is also closed at time of this Writ. One of the unique tastes here, is it's Chai although known for it's many mixed coffee drinks and flavours having ample enough syrups to enjoy whilst shopping the Mall inside. In San Leandro is an older one but have seen these around over the years alike Tully's and/or Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf now left in The City. That major in iced coffee drinks famously. I had a similar experience couple times I went since grand opening last year to, AnaSofia Z.'s I believe it's okay and food odors mix in a higher ceiling and kept even in a 1st floor setting here. By men's macy's doors down towards center court. Kinda pricey for a Breakfast burro but expected for Mall Lease prices increasing due to less vendors currently renting space differences. Traffic is less except on the weekends, they always have enough staff at this location inside but still training and different persons and like the options on the shelf, but don't know how long it's been there, especially loose leaf tea. Cups are unique and tasteful. I will return for the 5th time, next time and will try a different drink. To us the avacado bagel toast and the quesedilla had more value, than burrito pricing as much as the flavors. My accompanier had the Hot Nutty Cow which was unlike other drinks. So kudos DESI for them for that on the nationwide menu. Another good thing is sugar free hot and cold drinks upforth on the menu giving others a chance to enjoy a beverage while others only use a sugar free syrup only change to anything, ALWAYS defaults Vanilla. Seating is usually full, good for them, but we occasionally found out of the door seating chairs to enjoy our food and beverage seated there. Only a 3*5 due to box chai and the tables dirty but I asked someone they came around the corner and cleaned as we appreciated that. Don't have any photos today, but you will see for yourself next time you go to Stoneridge Mall across from Game Stop, that closed and was vacant blank black on our last visit last week. Ume was around the bend but favors bobba tea and their drive thru closed to re-open as Cowboy Coffee this week.

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    Finally got to have a boba drink after passing my glucose tolerance test!…read more Decided to come here since being pregnant means avoiding caffeine. They have a coco series that's really good. Normally I'm used to seeing mango coconut. But this place had banana coconut and it was delicious. You could taste both banana and the coconut. The sago is cooked perfectly and same with the boba. The sweetness was perfect to my liking too! My only suggestion would be to use more ripe bananas since some banana pieces were clearly not ripe ones. Service wise, they work pretty quickly so my husband and I didn't have to wait long. All in all, probably coming back here given the chance.

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