This place is a hidden gem. They don't skimp on the tea and they don't put too much ice in it. And they're good with the bobba portions too. Other bubble tea places always try to skimp on the actual tea part.
Gordon L.
I have never been to a place that give so little meat in a sandwich and noodle soup. That has been a common issue with many customers. Quality of drinks are not HK style. Their soup base is ok but overall is not top quality. There are many new HK style restaurants now so many other choices going forward...
Christine S.
Stopped by for a quick bubble tea when I spotted it driving by. Small but quaint. Nothing really to rave about visually. Good prices. No menu on the walls so the woman pulled a random, written on, paper menu for me to order. I got the Japanese Green Tea with bubbles. I LOVE bubbles....but these not so much. They were soggy and slimy. Ultimately couldn't stomach them and spit them out. The tea was great though... just don't think I'll be back.
Ingrid E.
Only went there once for a mango milk bubble tea. But it was very good. Loved the designs on the cup as well. I saved and and still use it. I havent tried food there yet but will go back soon. Did not like that they didnt take card but overall nice place and people.
Rita T.
Food is mediocre, but it's closer than going to flushing and portion sizes are good. But they close sometimes for weeks at a time which is kind of inconvenience because most restaurants don't close for that long if ever
Sol G.
Pretty good food for the price. Had the beef fried rice and honeydew milk tea. Both were very good.
Robb N.
Hands down the best Chinese Food in Queens. I've been fortunate enough to travel throughout Asia and experience the cuisine first hand. I'm blessed this great restaurant has captured similar tastes and dishes outside your regular Chinese Food spot. Top notch. Always clean and beyond friendly. I ran into a friend here and we both agreed Hi Tea is #1 spot.
This place is a hidden gem. They don't skimp on the tea and they don't put too much ice in it. And they're good with the bobba portions too. Other bubble tea places always try to skimp on the actual tea part.
I have never been to a place that give so little meat in a sandwich and noodle soup. That has been a common issue with many customers. Quality of drinks are not HK style. Their soup base is ok but overall is not top quality. There are many new HK style restaurants now so many other choices going forward...
Stopped by for a quick bubble tea when I spotted it driving by. Small but quaint. Nothing really to rave about visually. Good prices. No menu on the walls so the woman pulled a random, written on, paper menu for me to order. I got the Japanese Green Tea with bubbles. I LOVE bubbles....but these not so much. They were soggy and slimy. Ultimately couldn't stomach them and spit them out. The tea was great though... just don't think I'll be back.
Only went there once for a mango milk bubble tea. But it was very good. Loved the designs on the cup as well. I saved and and still use it. I havent tried food there yet but will go back soon. Did not like that they didnt take card but overall nice place and people.
Food is mediocre, but it's closer than going to flushing and portion sizes are good. But they close sometimes for weeks at a time which is kind of inconvenience because most restaurants don't close for that long if ever
Pretty good food for the price. Had the beef fried rice and honeydew milk tea. Both were very good.
Hands down the best Chinese Food in Queens. I've been fortunate enough to travel throughout Asia and experience the cuisine first hand. I'm blessed this great restaurant has captured similar tastes and dishes outside your regular Chinese Food spot. Top notch. Always clean and beyond friendly. I ran into a friend here and we both agreed Hi Tea is #1 spot.
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