The Alley
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Crunchy Tiramisu Milk Tea
Deerioca Puff
Royal No
The Alley Reviews
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One of our favourite bubble tea shops in the area. I’ve been getting their deerioca ube puff since they debuted it. They also have a pretty good winter melon latte!
Keep ordering the same drinks few years :)
Cozy and welcoming bubble tea shop with a warm atmosphere. The staff were very friendly and helped me choose a drink when I couldn’t decide. Great service, tasty drinks, and a nice little spot to cool down during the summer. Would definitely visit again!
Hours
| Monday | 12 - 11:30PM |
| Tuesday | 12 - 11:30PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 11:30PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 11:30PM |
| Friday | 12 - 11:30PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 11:30PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 11:30PM |
The Alley offers a diverse menu, including the popular "crunchy tiramisu," which provides a unique twist on the classic dessert. Many customers praise the overall texture and flavor of the tiramisu, even though some find the tapioca pearls less appealing. The restaurant's bubble tea selection, which features the Passionfruit Green Tea and Royal No. 9 Milk Tea, is well-received, though some think the drinks can be too sweet. Customers consistently appreciate the amazing customer service and the fast and efficient service, with drinks often made in under a minute. The Alley also has a rewards program that gives discounts on the Royal No. 9 series. Recently, the Alley introduced the spooky thai sip, which is delicious, though some prefer it a bit less sweet. The drinks from the Alley x My Hero Academia collection were well-liked, and the Thorn Princess's Berries Frappe and Twilight's Passionfruit Orange Soda were noted for their great flavors and cute sleeves. Although some found the regular drinks a little small, the overall atmosphere of the store is enjoyable. There have been some issues, such as drinks being forgotten, leading to a wait, and a leak in the ceiling, but the positive experiences often overshadow these concerns.