Tan-Cha Doraville

I had a great time visiting Tan-Cha!!

The overall atmosphere was quite pleasing due to the simple but cute decor as well as the cleanliness🙌🏾

Customer service was great, we were a bit indecisive when ordering but the woman who took our order was very patient and gave us plenty of recommendations.

We didn’t order any food unfortunately. As for the drinks they were delicious and refreshing, you’re definitely going to be paying around $7-10 alone and that’s just for a drink but I will say that’s pretty standard pricing for these cafes

Overall I had a great time and I will definitely be returning to try more of their unique drinks

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When it’s good, it’s great. But recently, they’ve been out of stock of the famous tiramisu foam and sometimes the drinks don’t match an +$8 price tag. Attached is my most recent drink for reference.

This place is alright. The drinks are outlandishly expensive, especially for what you get. I ordered an Oolong tea (literally just brewed tea, no Boba or milk), and it cost me over $6.40. It felt a little ridiculous to pay that much for a 16 oz cup of iced tea - which is all it was.

The atmosphere is okay. The pictures on the walls are pretty and there is a van inside the shop where you can sit if you want. It's creative.

The service is hit or miss. Sometimes, the people working are attentive, other times not as much. I come here from time to time because it is open late, but I often choose to go to other places if it's still early in the day.

All in all, it's just okay. There are better Boba tea shops in Metro ATL and there are worse. It falls in the middle. The biggest downside is how much they charge for very basic drinks.

Great drinks!

Don’t do it. Just don’t. The girl working the register had a stank attitude. The boba is so sweet it could’ve given you a cavity (and I got 25% sugar). One of our “teas” was basically a large glass of milk. So nasty I threw it away after a few sips. Don’t waste you’re gas, time, or energy. They’ll ruin your mood and appetite for boba. Avoid.

I came here today for a cup of tea, because, well, I just wanted the tea. Haha. But seriously, I spent some lovely time at this place, writing and sipping on the healthiest and most delicious peach tea I’ve ever had. I asked their manager for which she thinks was her fav and didn’t disappointed. It’s infused with watermelon, lemon, and lychee jelly, and it gave me a boost of energy to keep writing. And don’t even get me started on the price. It was surprisingly affordable too. Highly recommend it!

make plenty of time to look around

I wish they update their quality
flavorless not on my top list anymore

Great place for variety of drinks, including milk teas, cheese foam drinks, smoothies/slushies and other non-caffeinated options. Their drinks are definitely more on the dessert side, but the size (one size only) is pretty generous. There’s also a decent amount of seating options, including some seats inside a van.

I really like the flavors here, but when I last visited it was 2.5 hrs before 10pm (when they close) and the employees were already getting ready to close up shop. When we went to the counter to order, the cashier told us as we were ordering that they were sold out of boba... If it were a holiday or closer to closing, or if the workers had kindly mentioned it as we walked in, I could be more understanding. We had came all that way anyway, so we got drinks anyhow. We didn't try the drinks until we got in the car, when we realized it was way too sweet to be 20% (what we ordered). Overall a pretty disappointing experience.

Super cute, super clean, a little van kids can sit in, and delicious boba tea. The owner herself was working Wednesday—you can tell she really cares!

My favorite boba place and only place I'll drink a classic brown sugar milk tea. Always consistent

Bought a brown sugar milk tea with crystal boba, came with no boba, the brown stuff was super goopy and slimy it literally busted in my mouth when I tried to suck it out the straw, the milk tea tasted fine but I couldn’t drink that brown stuff cuz it wouldn’t dissolve it was like gorilla snot, now I’m fighting demons on the front lines of my toilet

With all the new boba places opening in Atlanta, Tancha reigns as my favorite. Each drink is a different desserty flavor, from tart and light or rich and decadent, or a combination if you're feeling adventurous!

I always get the mango creamio, a thick mango slush with agar boba and grapefruit at the bottom, topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It is the perfect balance of sweet and tart that doesn't leave you with a toothache after. My friends let me try their lemon yakult and orange green tea slush, two of Tancha's lighter drinks. I really adore the thought into packaging for a really lovely picture. The yakult adds a slight creamy flavor that is complimented by the lemon well. And honestly, how could you go wrong with a green tea slush?

If you're craving a basic boba or a dessert, I recommend making the trip to Tancha. They have plenty of seating and wifi, so you could come and camp out if you'd like. They are quick as they can be when dealing with many customers, which I appreciate the urgency. It is newly refurbished which I like, and they kept their signature mini van seating (you'll have to see what I mean)! I would love to get their fried fishballs with passionfruit/tamarind sauce the next time I'm there.

My husband had a royal Ceylon milk tea with boba and I ordered a brulee Thai milk tea. They were both so good but we definitely enjoy the Thai tea a little more. Pretty nice inside other than the booth seating is a little uncomfortable. Definitely come as a treat as it was expensive almost $20 for 2 drinks.