Teazu is an okay choice for late-night boba/viet snack cravings. They close at midnight and are located in San Jose's Vietnam Town Plaza. There is also plenty of parking, especially during the later hours.Ordering is a breeze, whether directly with the staff or their kiosk. The menu has an extensive variety of drink and snack options. On my most recent visit, We ordered the Garlic Noodles + Steak and the Butter Wings.The food itself was decent. For the price, I feel like it is great value and the portions are generous. The garlic noodles were stuffed with green onions and fried onions and had a hint of sweetness in the sauce. The steak was a bit tough but well-seasoned. The Chicken Wings are also packed with whole pieces of chilis and green onions. Flavor-wise, they were a tad too salty for me. Unfortunately, the chicken wins have seen a decline in quality. The chicken meat was dry and the honey butter glaze was hard and it seemed to be overcooked. Service was below average. I was surprised to find that additional sauce was an extra charge now. Something interesting I noticed was the difference in listed prices between the big TV menus and the kiosk, the chicken wings were $3 more than what was shown on the TV, what??
Mai H.
the wait is sooo long omg. I have waited for 30 minutes for one fried corn. ridiculous.
Christina
I feel like this place is just okay. Even though we were the only customers there, our orders took a bit longer than expected. While I understand there has to be a wait for fried food, I felt that our calamari and takoyaki still wasn’t hot like it was freshly fried. The drinks were cool but just average compared to the other many choices for boba within Vietnam Town.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Gina Valencia
Loved the boba drink I choose 25% sweet with light ice.Drink: TuttiFruittiBest drink. Very fresh with what it comes with alreadyParking: Vietnam Shopping Center Mall
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
Gina N.
Stuck together like glue. Recommend sauce on the side or don't order at all... No bueno.
Just a Visitor
Inconsistent open hour, waste of time making the
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Alex R.
Teazu has a nice selection of signature teas, house specials, frappes and smoothies. I ordered their signature Offwhite drink and it was really refreshing. It is a bit small inside, but the ambiance is very relaxing. They have very friendly service and are willing to answer any questions you have about their menu.
Rosey Y.
Located in Vietnam town of San Jose, there is plenty of parking.The store is quite small but the inside decor is cute.I love the logo of the shop because it's a French bulldog! The service is quick.The drink, I wasn't much of a fan.It was extremely sweet despite adjusting it to only 50% sugar.It tasted very artificial.
Alberto
Very clean good portions very tasty reasonable prices
MoonRule
The boba is huge, which is surprising. Though, the service kinda slow, but I don't mind. The lounge is spacey with a TV that plays The Loud House. I enjoy it. For the drink, I love it. They taste amazing. It has a kick to it but no overly sweet. Luckily, they're open until 12:30 am. I would go back here again! ✨️
I love Teazu's snacks, and I love how there are so many traditional Vietnamese snacks, like banh trang tron! My boyfriend had never tried banh trang tron until we got it here, and he ate that shit UPP. Takoyaki fries are also really good and crispy. The drinks are pretty solid. My boyfriend and I love the Baby Yoda drink - the matcha flavor is very prominent and is well balanced by the sweetness. The Off White drink is also super refreshing (love that there are basil seeds inside). Most of their drinks seem pretty heavy on toppings, so might not be for you if you're looking for some simple tea drinks.Only downside is it doesn't seem like they always open on time, I came at 5:15 one time and they weren't open.
Regina D.
If you're looking for a late night boba spot with yummy authentic Vietnamese snacks, Teazu is the place to be! Teazu is a cute little boba spot with great customer service.I ordered banh mi nuong muoi ot, banh trang tron (not pictured), and the PeachCloud. Let me tell you, everything was BOMB. It makes me really sad that there isn't a Teazu near me. Teazu is a MUST whenever I'm in SJ!
Michael A.
I went to try teazu because my friend came to visit and he was craving something similar to boba sweet teas and popcorn chicken. We went and I ordered a very unique meal. The meal included calamari and a Vietnamese rice paper salad with beef jerky and garlic rice paper shredded with egg. It was weird, it coat about 18 dollars for the concoction and the calamari was about 7 dollars. The calamari was really tasty a bit sweet and salty but it was delicious. I'm sure it had bad stuff in it and fried in inflammatory oils and also had been drenched with MSG because I had a stomache problem the day after. The food itself was okay the rice paper with beef jerky was strange but it tasted decent. The texture was odd though. It was like eating paper but had flavor. The overall price for value was crazy. It was like the size to feed about a family of 6 people I got it in a tray. And that was a medium! They had a large and I couldn't fathom how huge that could be. Probably a huge storage box full of that stuff. The ambiance was in a strange parking lot surrounded by building that look like it came from 200 BC and was the only place one past midnight. The service was antisocial. The workers never talked in the front, they prepared the food in the back and person quickly gave out the food after it was made. The bathroom is hidden on a dark corner without any light. The food in terms of value was good, defintely one of the strangest foods I ever had. I never seen this type of food before but they really cater to boba drink lovers. Since I didn't have any boba I cannot judge, however, when reading the menu I saw that the boba drink ingredients were towards the sugary side so I defintely want to stay away. It was worth coming once, but if I had to come again, defintely get the small size of the garlic rice paper noodle box because I couldn't even finish a 4th of it on my own and I ate a ton of that stuff. The texture was off and seems like it should have been boiled prior to serving but I guess you eat it like that. The total was about 30 dollars.
Elizabeth L.
Teazu is located in the San Jose Vietnam Town plaza with plenty of parking in the lot. I like how it is a late night spot in the area (closes at midnight). They have a kiosk where you order and someone behind the counter makes the drinks, and puts it out when it is done. The drinks took awhile to come out, and they forgot to call out our drinks when it was ready, so it was sitting there for a minute. I ordered the DaynNite, which is their jasmine milk tea with boba (it comes with butterfly tea on top), while my bf tried their Chamango (mango smoothie with Chamoy and Tajin). The milk tea tasted a bit different from what I remembered, the butterfly tea did not mix that well with my drink and overall, it tasted the milk tea tasted a bit bitter and off. The mango smoothie was a bit sour/tart with an after sweet mango taste.
Jon P.
I've been coming here since high school and this place has never disappointed. Haven't been able to come back much since moving away but whenever I come back, it feels nostalgic. Good drinks and good customer service
Teazu is an okay choice for late-night boba/viet snack cravings. They close at midnight and are located in San Jose's Vietnam Town Plaza. There is also plenty of parking, especially during the later hours.Ordering is a breeze, whether directly with the staff or their kiosk. The menu has an extensive variety of drink and snack options. On my most recent visit, We ordered the Garlic Noodles + Steak and the Butter Wings.The food itself was decent. For the price, I feel like it is great value and the portions are generous. The garlic noodles were stuffed with green onions and fried onions and had a hint of sweetness in the sauce. The steak was a bit tough but well-seasoned. The Chicken Wings are also packed with whole pieces of chilis and green onions. Flavor-wise, they were a tad too salty for me. Unfortunately, the chicken wins have seen a decline in quality. The chicken meat was dry and the honey butter glaze was hard and it seemed to be overcooked. Service was below average. I was surprised to find that additional sauce was an extra charge now. Something interesting I noticed was the difference in listed prices between the big TV menus and the kiosk, the chicken wings were $3 more than what was shown on the TV, what??
the wait is sooo long omg. I have waited for 30 minutes for one fried corn. ridiculous.
I feel like this place is just okay. Even though we were the only customers there, our orders took a bit longer than expected. While I understand there has to be a wait for fried food, I felt that our calamari and takoyaki still wasn’t hot like it was freshly fried. The drinks were cool but just average compared to the other many choices for boba within Vietnam Town.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Loved the boba drink I choose 25% sweet with light ice.Drink: TuttiFruittiBest drink. Very fresh with what it comes with alreadyParking: Vietnam Shopping Center Mall
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
Stuck together like glue. Recommend sauce on the side or don't order at all... No bueno.
Inconsistent open hour, waste of time making the
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Teazu has a nice selection of signature teas, house specials, frappes and smoothies. I ordered their signature Offwhite drink and it was really refreshing. It is a bit small inside, but the ambiance is very relaxing. They have very friendly service and are willing to answer any questions you have about their menu.
Located in Vietnam town of San Jose, there is plenty of parking.The store is quite small but the inside decor is cute.I love the logo of the shop because it's a French bulldog! The service is quick.The drink, I wasn't much of a fan.It was extremely sweet despite adjusting it to only 50% sugar.It tasted very artificial.
Very clean good portions very tasty reasonable prices
The boba is huge, which is surprising. Though, the service kinda slow, but I don't mind. The lounge is spacey with a TV that plays The Loud House. I enjoy it. For the drink, I love it. They taste amazing. It has a kick to it but no overly sweet. Luckily, they're open until 12:30 am. I would go back here again! ✨️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Strawberries N Creme
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I love Teazu's snacks, and I love how there are so many traditional Vietnamese snacks, like banh trang tron! My boyfriend had never tried banh trang tron until we got it here, and he ate that shit UPP. Takoyaki fries are also really good and crispy. The drinks are pretty solid. My boyfriend and I love the Baby Yoda drink - the matcha flavor is very prominent and is well balanced by the sweetness. The Off White drink is also super refreshing (love that there are basil seeds inside). Most of their drinks seem pretty heavy on toppings, so might not be for you if you're looking for some simple tea drinks.Only downside is it doesn't seem like they always open on time, I came at 5:15 one time and they weren't open.
If you're looking for a late night boba spot with yummy authentic Vietnamese snacks, Teazu is the place to be! Teazu is a cute little boba spot with great customer service.I ordered banh mi nuong muoi ot, banh trang tron (not pictured), and the PeachCloud. Let me tell you, everything was BOMB. It makes me really sad that there isn't a Teazu near me. Teazu is a MUST whenever I'm in SJ!
I went to try teazu because my friend came to visit and he was craving something similar to boba sweet teas and popcorn chicken. We went and I ordered a very unique meal. The meal included calamari and a Vietnamese rice paper salad with beef jerky and garlic rice paper shredded with egg. It was weird, it coat about 18 dollars for the concoction and the calamari was about 7 dollars. The calamari was really tasty a bit sweet and salty but it was delicious. I'm sure it had bad stuff in it and fried in inflammatory oils and also had been drenched with MSG because I had a stomache problem the day after. The food itself was okay the rice paper with beef jerky was strange but it tasted decent. The texture was odd though. It was like eating paper but had flavor. The overall price for value was crazy. It was like the size to feed about a family of 6 people I got it in a tray. And that was a medium! They had a large and I couldn't fathom how huge that could be. Probably a huge storage box full of that stuff. The ambiance was in a strange parking lot surrounded by building that look like it came from 200 BC and was the only place one past midnight. The service was antisocial. The workers never talked in the front, they prepared the food in the back and person quickly gave out the food after it was made. The bathroom is hidden on a dark corner without any light. The food in terms of value was good, defintely one of the strangest foods I ever had. I never seen this type of food before but they really cater to boba drink lovers. Since I didn't have any boba I cannot judge, however, when reading the menu I saw that the boba drink ingredients were towards the sugary side so I defintely want to stay away. It was worth coming once, but if I had to come again, defintely get the small size of the garlic rice paper noodle box because I couldn't even finish a 4th of it on my own and I ate a ton of that stuff. The texture was off and seems like it should have been boiled prior to serving but I guess you eat it like that. The total was about 30 dollars.
Teazu is located in the San Jose Vietnam Town plaza with plenty of parking in the lot. I like how it is a late night spot in the area (closes at midnight). They have a kiosk where you order and someone behind the counter makes the drinks, and puts it out when it is done. The drinks took awhile to come out, and they forgot to call out our drinks when it was ready, so it was sitting there for a minute. I ordered the DaynNite, which is their jasmine milk tea with boba (it comes with butterfly tea on top), while my bf tried their Chamango (mango smoothie with Chamoy and Tajin). The milk tea tasted a bit different from what I remembered, the butterfly tea did not mix that well with my drink and overall, it tasted the milk tea tasted a bit bitter and off. The mango smoothie was a bit sour/tart with an after sweet mango taste.
I've been coming here since high school and this place has never disappointed. Haven't been able to come back much since moving away but whenever I come back, it feels nostalgic. Good drinks and good customer service