TeaWood Cafe
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Came here for the first time with friends. They have a massive menu so there’s something for everyone, even the pickiest of eaters.
It was a little difficult to figure out the system here, you order via your phone but once you figure it out it’s fine.
Everyone enjoyed their drinks and meals. My bear milk tea was the cutest and so tasty!
Bathroom was nice and clean.
I did have to flag a server down, so that we could pay as it had been awhile. However they...read full review
It was a little difficult to figure out the system here, you order via your phone but once you figure it out it’s fine.
Everyone enjoyed their drinks and meals. My bear milk tea was the cutest and so tasty!
Bathroom was nice and clean.
I did have to flag a server down, so that we could pay as it had been awhile. However they...read full review
Very cute bear themed. Half boba/tea shop with kiosks and half bistro with many options.
The osmanthus sour plum tea was refreshing and not crazy sour. I got it with Boba and the pearls were soft and chewy.
The noodles had a nice chew to them and didn't break easily, popcorn chicken is always good, and fried cutlets were served super fast. My party can confirm the Taiwanese flavors.
I will definitely return!
The osmanthus sour plum tea was refreshing and not crazy sour. I got it with Boba and the pearls were soft and chewy.
The noodles had a nice chew to them and didn't break easily, popcorn chicken is always good, and fried cutlets were served super fast. My party can confirm the Taiwanese flavors.
I will definitely return!
Tried some of their dishes, desserts and drinks.
For the main course we ordered Taiwanese fried pork chop noodle, clams & salmon in creamy mentaiko sauce, fried calamari and cucumber beef roll. My favorite was the creamy seafood spaghetti. I love white based sauce pasta in general so I knew I’d like this one off the bat. The salmon itself was cooked perfectly and I was surprised at how big of a piece they gave us! They definitely don’t skimp on their seafood!
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For the main course we ordered Taiwanese fried pork chop noodle, clams & salmon in creamy mentaiko sauce, fried calamari and cucumber beef roll. My favorite was the creamy seafood spaghetti. I love white based sauce pasta in general so I knew I’d like this one off the bat. The salmon itself was cooked perfectly and I was surprised at how big of a piece they gave us! They definitely don’t skimp on their seafood!
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Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
TeaWood Cafe is a bright and clean restaurant that offers a wide variety of Asian dishes, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai flavors. The menu is extensive, colorful, and filled with photos that help customers choose their meals. The staff are friendly, quick, and helpful, providing good service and a welcoming atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy hot tea served in large mugs, and the dessert menu features treats like creme brulee, which is creamy and tasty, despite a slight burn on the sugar crust.
The restaurant also features fun promotions such as a scratch card for a chance to win a blind box with a cute stuffed animal or other coupons, making the dining experience more enjoyable. The food includes popular dishes like the braised beef noodle soup, which is flavorful with tender beef and chewy noodles, though some find the broth too salty. Other options like Minced Pork in Thai Spicy Spaghetti are well-seasoned with a spicy kick, and Fried Tofu is crispy and light.
Parking is convenient on the street and side streets, with metered options available, and the restaurant can be easily reached by public transportation. Overall, TeaWood Cafe offers tasty food, friendly service, and a fun, inviting environment, making it a great spot for those craving comforting noodle soups or exploring a variety of Asian cuisine.