Complete waste of money.Nice cashier but I have to say that the drinks are so watered down and not as good as the one in the Brooklyn location. Mochis are great for the kids and a great variety of teas sweetened and non are excellent. (Unfortunately, the Ten Ren here in Los Angeles' Chinatown is a bit worn around the edges and they just don't know how to make it right like NYC.)
Bebidas a base de té, sabores variados y toppings increíbles para mejorar tu día~ I'd go with 50% sugar next time as it was kinda unsweet.Got the fresh taro milk tea at 25% sugar with pearls. Is that with ginseng?Yes , I think so. Smelled a nice lapsing souchong and yunnan black, but she wouldn't prepare a taste which should have been a red flag. I'm always hesitating to get a drink from here whenever I'm in Chinatown because my drinks would always come out bad. Is that with ginseng?Yes , I think so. seem super cold and doesn't really make me feel comfortable or wanted when i go into this shop but that won't stop me from getting this awesome bb tea!Solid bubble milk tea, kind of pricy, however the ingredients taste fresher. They have some tasty treats as well. Chatswood Shop. As a bubble tea fanatic I've tried pretty much all bubble tea stores including the typical chains as well as pop up tea places in NYC, and I have to say Ten Ren never goes wrong and still makes consistently great bubble tea. That was great as well, and I would go with the black tea. This product is also suggested for home preparation bubble tea (tapioca tea). I was impressed that the cashier handled the whole thing with grace, a smile on her face the…""Saw this and it looked like a legitimate boba place. I'd go with 50% sugar next time as it was kinda unsweet.After a nice filling meal in Chinatown one day, my group and I were all feeling some bubble tea.
Mom and I were attracted by their poster on the door advertising mango snow ice, and it was sold out the first time we tried to get it. If in the area check it out.My boyfriend is from Taiwan and recommended this place for high quality bubble tea.
Walking in right away you get the aroma of the tea they have displayed on the wall. Prices are steep, but the drinks are refreshing on a hot, summer day.
Bebidas a base de té, sabores variados y toppings increíbles para mejorar tu día~ The bubbles tasted super fresh as I've tasted some pretty bad Bubbles in NYC.
Their bubble tea are made of REAL tea, which I love.
I come to buy drink, not to ask for free drink. It reminded me of Chinese herbal teas, not the usual milk tea taste I'm used to. Highly recommend! It tasted very different in comparison to places I like (gong cha, kung fu tea, mi tea). We finally tried it the other day, and it was $7.50 for such a tiny cup. They use real loose leaf teas to brew their teas and back in the day they had a separate tea house from their bubble tea spot that was originally down the block from this location.
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