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Tealicious

3.8 (445 reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Happy hour specials
Good for kids

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Kerry W.

We were brought here for lunch by friends. I'm not sure about everything that was ordered, but I must say the duck was absolutely phenomenal. If you're ever in the area stop and grab some. Every table was filled, and so many people were waiting just to get in.

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Chad S.

I was craving Tealicious the moment arrived in Sac for my cousins wedding weekend. My last visit we got take out. They have two entree option that pick from all typical classics. The roasted duck, and roasted pork. So good! Two of my favorite dishes whenever crave Chinese food. The restaurant has in dining but only gotten taken out. I also got boba drink that was delicious. I be back again.

Two Entrees: Empress chicken & crispy pork
Tiffany B.

I finally got to try the food at Tealicious through Door Dash. I'm actually pleasantly surprised at the amount of choices and items on the menu. I went with the 2 entrees plate. It's a very full plate. The empress chicken and crispy pork were delicious. However, I felt like it was too much rice for the amount of protein given. I do like the fact that there are vegetables included in the plate. I do think the food is yummy and the prices are fair. I would get this again.

Roast duck rice plate
Chris T.

A very busy lunch spot for Chinese food with a nice variety of lunch/dinner/plates and family style dining available. The food is pretty good, fresh, and reasonably priced, and I like the large selection on the menu. I had the duck and rice plate of which came with cabbage. It was very good, with an abundance of rice. Our table also ordered the Singapore noodles with shrimp, which I liked with a curry flavor to it. Though the food was very good, and very authentic, the service quick bit sparse, especially when they get busy. They get your food out to you quick, but you may not see them again til they bring the bill unread you catch their attention. The store front window, the only window in the small restaurant, can use a good cleaning, as does the wet bathroom floor, is my only complaint.

April F.

This restaurant in a busy strip mall is a great place for lunch or diner if you love roasted/ bbq'd traditional style. We ordered the roasted duck lunch over rice and it came with a veg on the side. It was an ample serving and the succulent duck is delicious. We offered a side order of roast pork belly, and it was equally delicious with a juicy texture and the crunchy traditional pork skin. So Yummy!! When we arrived there was only one other person eating, by the time we left, the place was packed! Service was efficient and kind. Please note that there are two spotless restrooms for customer use. Today the floors leading to the restrooms were scary slippery!! Almost felt like it was coated in grease.

Roasted duck
Eva W.

Update: We decided to try their menu and stayed to eat at the dining room. We of course ordered duck. My husband loves roasted duck. The duck was good. The duck was too greasy. Not sure why, it was like they poured oil over it. The duck skin was a little chewy, the skin lost its crisp. We also ordered some Yang chow fried rice, Wonton soup, and pork chow mien Hong Kong style. All the dishes were pretty good. They staff was nice. Overall, I would eat here again. Everything tasted good.

Rice plate with roasted duck and crispy pork
Dang Y.

Our boss introduced us to this place and I really enjoyed the food. You have to go early before the lunch rush because you can tell they get easily packed. On our way out there is already a wait. After seating, they ask you if you like tea. I asked instead for hot water and they complied. Ordered their BBQ rice plate with roasted duck and crispy pork and it was served with napa cabbage. My coworkers mentioned they change up the veggies. Enjoyed the pork and duck but coworker said normally there is more meat on the pork than what we had which had more fat. Enjoyed it nonetheless. Space is enough for me but because a lot of people go there so it gets packed. One request will be to go easy on the msg. I can really feel it after eating.

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Pui-See Y.

First time here and it didn't disappoint. Table of six, pretty much max seating, others are 2 and 4 seaters. I don't know about their roast duck, but the Hainanese Chicken plate was on par with what I'm used to. We had two orders of those and we basically got half the chicken or at least it seems like it. I got the breast, which was great - no dry at all. The rest of the fam got fried rice and chow mein (for the kids) and 3 item combo - consist of BBQ pork, BBQ pork neck meat, and roast duck. Mom liked it, but the pork neck meat wasn't what she remembered the first time she had it. It wasn't as "crunchy". Pork neck it a bit fattier and supposedly a bit of a crunch. Another dish was soy sauce chicken plate - that was devoured quick style. We had two other side dishes - Fried intestines and green mustard with salted and thousand year old egg. The fam enjoyed the intestines - it had a nice crisp to it. The green mustard dish was okay. Nothing to rave about. Wouldn't order it again.

Pork Belly and Duck Plate
Mary N.

Our go-to spot for a quick lunch and/or dinner. Service is pretty fast even when they are slammed with togo orders and filled tables. Their roasted duck and crispy pork is always a hit for me. Pig ears are a must when you visit. The 2-item combo plate is so large I'd have enough to take home for lunch the next day. Parking lot is a bit small as they share with all the other shops in the complex, but you can easily park on the street.

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Zin M.

Bought tea bc toddler had to use the restroom. $6 + tax for the large egg pudding tea... not sure that the cup i got was large... it's those skinny tall ones. Egg pudding was good and the classic milk tea was good. Overall i guess the price isn't bad since the egg pudding is usually a topping that costs extra. The tea came out within 5min of me ordering. Seemed pretty busy at around 2pm on a Saturday. Had a lot of different food u can order.

Roast duck and soy sauce chicken over rice . $16.29

I had a two item rice plate with roast duck and soy sauce chicken that came with a side of greens. It was delicious. $16.29. I added a large lemon ice tea $2. Very reasonable price for lunch

Sweet and sour pork
Mai X.

I ordered online for pickup, so I can't comment on customer service, but here are my thoughts on the food: - Fried Pig Intestines: Crispy and easy to chew. It's a bit greasy, but still good. I dipped it in chili oil for a better taste. Good portion size. - Sweet and Sour Pork: Tender and delicious. Flavor was on point. Decent portion for the price. - Roast Duck: Aside from it being greasy, this is one of the best duck I've had so far. Very flavorful. My favorite roast duck is the one at Youyu at Hard Rock. - Beef Chow Fun: The noodles weren't that flavorful, but still good. The beef was tender and flavorful. I'd get it again. - Mango Pomelo Sago: So good! It already came with the little white pearls so I only added egg pudding and not boba. The egg pudding gives it a sweet taste since the mango is more sour. I would get this again and again. Overall, Tealicious did not disappoint. I can't wait to try other items.

Soy sauce chicken
Manda N.

The soy sauce chicken and salted chicken are SCRUMPTIOUS. That's all I have to say. Call 24 hrs in advance if you want the whole salted chicken.

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Must try: sichuan pork ear...Droool! The Chow fun, roast pig, wonton mein and roast duck. Very good food. Didn't try the tea lol

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Their two item meal is a hit. And don't forget their lemon drink. I haven't had a bad dish yet which makes it difficult to choose from.

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Food here is extremely good! workers are friendly and accommodating, with the space being well decorated. I return often.

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Food was amazingly authentic. Service fast and from the heart. Ambiance like a cafe. Wife is Chinese and was so impressed with their food.

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The portions are getting smaller and smaller. I wonder if the chef is eating while cooking in the back?

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1 year ago

Amazing duck. The best I've had anywhere from San Francisco to Seattle. I recommend getting the soy braised duck

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