I come here all the time to make my own teas and grab their amazing beef bulgogi…read more It's a great serving size for the price. I add spicy mayo to mine. The rice is so good. The service is fast, efficient, and kind. The atmosphere is big, quiet, and cool enough to eat inside I recommend their passionfruit tea

Big store with three kiosks to order from, a lot of different options. The boba was soft but not…read morereally tasty, and the almond tea left a bit of aftertaste that was very different than other shops versions of this. Tea not too expensive, but everything is an add-on price, including boba. Big tables and back long area for seating. They serve food, too. Parking lot shared with ShopRite.

I've tried a dozen other boba places in north jersey and nothing compares to cafe teasia. the…read moretapioca is perfect; super rare for it to be too chewy/soft or sweet/bland. Amazing milk teas and fruit flavors (i love the almond milk tea, and strawberry fruity tea). The atmosphere is cozy which is great in an era of everything turning fluorescent and cold. The workers are all sweethearts. they should add real matcha to the menu tho. i don't even like matcha but i know that'll bring in more customers. The new addition of ramen is a really cool touch. The best boba establishment nearby in my opinion. Dino Boba in cranford is good but way less options and i don't like the vibes in that place.

I'd just been unceremoniously tacitly rejected as a solo patron at a local ish place named after a…read moresevered appendage. A famous one, I hear! But every door that closes gives us an opportunity to go somewhere else. Cafe Teasia this arctic Sunday night during the fallow holiday period was surely spartan ,modest in size and devote. There was a fellow with a backwards baseball cap on speaking with another someone far away on a laptop, mimicking the illusion of companionship. Another pair playing at the same human game we all play at was doing it in person as a couple or couple to be or two who were to have but these evening. The beau or fella was brashly loud which soon grew charming as I recalled when I used to try to wow girls with tales of meditation tricks and bragging I'd be dead in 2031 when the next Avatar comes out (or the equivalent in my time). So here I was coming in out of the cold playing the same innocent game for human connection. I wish I could warn him that her politely laughing may not be a good sign! Or maybe assure him it is - ah, but who knows what love is or indeed even what fun is. All i know was the last joint wasn't putting out any such vibe. Ah the severance. So I got two coffees to go because that's what coffees are for. But I also got my first ever "bubblentea". The mango bubble tea had these little pearl-like bubble balls that mash like tiny grapes in your mouth. Delightful candified moment. But here's what I'll always remember. The second i walked in, the cashier warmly greeted me and welcomed me with but three patrons here on a Sunday night - and the heat was out. She wore a coat. I didn't remove mine. Our breathe was nearly white but you know what? Not nearly so cold an experience as the last joint.

Located near the edge of the Food Court in Menlo Park Mall is the Athena Greek Cafe. If memory…read moreserves, this location used to be a place that served different kinds of tea, but that was quite some time ago. Athena looks to set itself apart from many of the other eateries in the mall. It has some nice lighting, a counter on the right with baked goods showing through glass cases in front and to the left are some nice shelves featuring various items including books. There are a few seats (no more than eight I believe) so this is really meant to be a "to go" spot. I wound up ordering my usual, a Dirty Chai and I decided to try their Orange Cake as well. The Chai was good, not great. I would put it at about the same level as Starbuck's, just not as sweet and you got a bit more of a spice hit. The Orange Cake was fantastic, with a nice, soft texture with a sweet, citrus hit in every bite. I would definitely get it again. Service was good. The baristas had quite a line when I went and they handled it without any problems. If you need a coffee or some nice dessert while you're at Menlo, this is a good place to check out!

Terrible coffee. Nothing even reminds A real greek coffee…read more It's just a water. Everything is overpriced. Doesn't worth to spend money here

I absolutely love everything about this place. It's honestly hard to come by authentic and good…read morequality Matcha. Most of the time I end up making it at home because places don't serve it at the quality that I usually get. The quality of this Matcha is insane and they have so many different varieties of it as well as different drink types, such as Matcha with fruits or lemonade. They also have different Matcha ice cream creams! I will definitely be back for the Matcha ice cream. This place was packed so be aware of limited seating. They do have an abundance of seating. It is just very popular! The staff was so great and helpful and describing each variety of Matcha and what their recommendations are as well!

Machapresso might be one of the best matcha spots I've tried in NJ…read more The drinks are well made and not overly sweet. Hojicha float was excellent, and the ube matcha latte had a really smooth flavor combination. The matcha parfait was fun and packed with toppings like mochi, red bean, strawberries, and sea salt cream. Nice touch that you can choose how strong you want the matcha ice cream. Space is spacious and nicely designed, good for hanging out or working. Weekends can get busy, but understandable.

Avocado toast was amazing I like what they did to the egg lol, latte was fantastic. Service was…read moregreat super nice. Ambiance pretty fire I had a business meeting here and my client said that's there new spot lol.

The drip coffee here is surprisingly AMAZING!!!!! I had the salmon avocado toast with a poached egg…read moreon top TWICE in one week bc it was soo delicious. It also comes with a fresh salad with balsamic glaze. Their cookies are also enormous, soft, and delicious. I also ordered a chai latte and a matcha latte which were very good but really pricey, basically a dollar per ounce. The café itself is cozy, modern, and lively without being boisterous. It's a great vibe for working or relaxing and there's a pile of games patrons can play during their visit. Service here is also great! I had noticed my salmon toast was missing the avocado I ordered and that was very quickly corrected. The baristas are very friendly and it helps add to the comfort of this place. I already can't wait to go back

This cute little cafe for Asian-inspired sweet treats and drinks is located just down the street…read morefrom Fanwood Train Station. There is street parking but there's also a small municipal parking lot in the back. I didn't see a sign saying to pay (it was night when we went and I could have missed it) but we parked on the side by the stores that said 2 hour parking. There's plenty of tables and seats - ideally for both work and friends. If you enter from the back, you'll have to walk to the front in order to order. The owner (?) is super nice and friendly and ready to answer any questions. The menu isn't extensive (maybe a few options of each category) and serves drinks from milk tea (choice of green or black tea) to milk drinks (mixed with milk so non-caffeinated other than the earl grey), lemonades, sodas, and more dessert drinks. They also have a hot drinks menu and I was pleased that they offered "throat friendly" options - especially with the cold weather. They also have soft serve, egg bubble waffles (HK style), Bingsu (Korean shaved ice), and croffles (which I assume are croissant waffles). As it was late, I opted for drinks and my daughter chose a plain egg waffle because that's how she usually rolls. The drinks were: BLACK SESAME BUBBLE MILK TEA: I chose black tea for this at regular sugar and I actually really enjoyed the black sesame that came through on this. The last time I ordered this elsewhere, it let me down, but the intensity of this was quite good. The boba itself was cooked fine (not undercooked but also not all that chewy either) BUT it definitely wasn't cooked in brown sugar and had no flavor of their own. If you don't like Black Sesame, don't get this. If you're not sure... it's up to you. It has an aromatic nutty-earthy flavor. MANGO COCO SAGO: I got this drink because I love the mango pomelo sago drink at Hui Lai Shan and I missed it after I moved and I discovered the jellies they use contain gelatin (we're vegetarian) and it seemed similar enough. This is very coconut-y as that is the base and it definitely has the mango puree, the occasional mango chunk, and sago (the tiny clear balls made from sago palm trees)... but I don't recall the lychee jelly the description listed. It's also topped with a small segment of grapefruit. It was overall very coconut milk forward, the mango sorbet lacks much mango flavor, and the sugar level was very low even though I didn't adjust the sugar level. I was told that some people like to increase the sugar and if I ordered this again, I'd definitely increase the sugar which is something I would never do. I prefer Asian levels of sweetness. This drink was ... okay. The layers of the milk and the sorbet weren't mixed; I felt like it was a bit too much milk for the flavorful bits in there (mostly just the sorbet) that it overwhelmed it. The black sesame drink was sweeter than the mango one, which is rather surprising. The recipe for the mango coco sago could do with an update as that is a good base with great potential. The bubble waffle was good; I didn't get to eat any, but my daughter finished it. Nice and crisp on the outside, soft and pillow on the insides. Yum! Despite the let down in regards to one of the drinks, it certainly isn't a deal breaker for me. Prices were reasonable and place was fairly clean and tidy. There aren't many (any??) other Asian cafes in the neighborhood so I'll be back to explore more of the menu... and this time, I'll bring an appetite and my other kid (he was napping in the car with my husband as this visit) - who has multiple food allergies.

Came here to try the cookie butter croffle. It was wonderful. I wish it has a bit more cookie…read morebutter though. But it was still good.

Came here with my wife after grabbing lunch. We had grabbed some street parking and figured might…read moreas well stop while we had a spot on the street. This is a small little shop that has a little bit of seating. There is outdoor seating if you would like to sit outside. The staff here was very friendly and helped us get a deal they were currently running which is always appreciated. The service here was pretty quick. We ordered two drinks and got them fairly fast. The drinks were pretty good and I really enjoyed what I got, was a tea with tropical. I would definitely come here and order again. If you're a local and this is walking distance for you, this place is definitely worth checking out.

Located on the main strip of Highland Park, it's a very cute place for college students to come in…read more And, I know it's a very popular destination for bubble tea. Just keep in mind, there is no/limited seating inside. However, they do have an outdoor bench, but it is unusable based on how cold jersey gets. It's more of a grab and go situation. Inside there's a lot of flavors and options, and they do bubble tea very well. There's different types of cheese, foams, flavoring, and aesthetic colors and cups. Inside you can order via kiosk with all of the pictures and the menu, or you can order at the front with the servers. All the flavors are extremely delicious, and they have a lot of variety. That I don't think that you could go wrong. If you're more into fruity or classic milk tea, they have a lot of ways that you can make a match as well. The only issue is that it's on the more expensive side for bubble tea, with a cup being around seven dollars. But for New Jersey, those are kind of typical pricing for Boba.

I came here with my friend because we were in the area…read more Customer service: They do not welcome or greet you when you walk inside this bubble tea shop. They refuse to have any interpersonal interaction with customers. They inform the customers to use the kiosk machine instead. Cleanliness: The store is clean with no garbage or debris left on tables, chairs, floors, or near the garbage can area. Pricing: The drinks and snacks here are decent prices from $5.00 and up. Ube Coconut Vietnamese Coffee: This drink was a little different and it just did not taste great. My friend stated that he was glad he added sugar, but he felt like this drink could have been better as it was not to his liking. Mango Matcha: I have mixed feelings about this drink as it tasted a little weird. One sip it tastes a little sweet and another sip it tastes a little bitter. I think I should have stuck with some mango drink instead. Chocolate Egg Pancake: Last time we got this item it did not have any chocolate filling inside of it. It was just a regular egg pancake but chocolate looking. They perfected this with the chocolate filling inside and it definitely tastes better now. Overall: I do not think I would come out of my way just to come here to get bubble tea. If I am in this area again next time, then I may give it another try with a different drink. They should also start to communicate with their customers because some customers love to interact with people.

Finished lunch with friends and they said we had to try this bbt place which I've also heard great…read morethings about from a Yelp friend! We got brown sugar boba tea, coconut matcha tea w boba added (only comes in small), a mango pomelo sago tea, and the Alpine oolong tea. Everything.....was SO GOOD. I haven't gotten bbt in a while but I'm really happy to have a new place to try different flavors at! They have so many good choices, with a very extensive regular menu and some exciting specials featuring ube and pandan. The indoor seating is also very nice and can support small groups. We stayed at the bar on the side. Service was all touchless-- you order via touchscreen and someone rings a bell to announce your order is ready, which happened pretty quickly for us. Overall I like this place, but I wish there were some additional customization options like choosing a size and offering milk caps/cheese foam. It's also very pricey so keep that in mind!