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4.5 (123 reviews)
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Valerie K.

We stopped by, intrigued by the Filipino food offerings and bubble tea/matcha offerings. Everything was GREAT. I loved the matcha lavender drink and it tasted very similar to the one at Starbucks, only better. The service was also top notch even though we arrived late at night. I'm certain the matcha wasn't ceremonial grade, but it was still quite good and I'd definitely come back for it again. The adobo with quail eggs was also really good.

Irah L.

Got some refreshers after playing golf and this place is exactly what we need. Super friendly staff and very attentive. We ordered the Mango slush and buko pandan sago drink. It's so good and we were able to modify the sugar to keep the calorie intake which I love. Also they have milk substitute. I'm glad their hours are longer now and now I know where to go this summer to get some great food, desserts and drink.

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Vanessa S.

We came here for the first time as we heard that it's owned by some nice people my parents know. We brought my parents here for lunch after attending mass and to celebrate my dad's birthday (he loves Filipino food). We were pleasantly surprised by the variety of Filipino desserts they have and other lunch options. We ordered a plethora of items from the silogs, 2 pancit molos, hubby ordered the palabok and parents got the cold desserts. I ordered one of my faves, the Taho! Kuya Fred was kind enough to give us complimentary fish balls on the house. Everything was tasty, wish they had a water station available! Prices are on the higher end, the drinks were around $10+ and up. I look forward to coming back again and trying other items! Great hospitality and customer service.

Paula C.

4estea is such a wonderful addition to the area -- finally, a spot offering authentic Filipino snacks near Sunrise! It's a small place, but the moment you walk in, the cozy ambience and forestry-style décor make you feel right at home. You can tell it's a small start-up business built with passion, and I truly appreciate being able to support our own community and enjoy flavors that remind me of the Philippines. The food brought back so many memories. The ube champorado with salted fish was absolutely delicious -- warm, creamy, and perfectly balanced. It had that comforting, nostalgic taste that instantly brought me back to mornings in the Philippines. The kwek-kwek was another highlight: flavorful, freshly made, and so satisfying. The sauces, especially the vinegar and the sweet sauce, tasted exactly like the ones we grew up with. One bite and it felt like being transported straight back home. The arroz caldo was decent, though it could use a bit more meat and seasoning for our taste -- it leaned on the bland side. The chicken inasal had a strong ginger and garlic profile, which wasn't quite the traditional flavor you'd get in the Philippines, but it was still good in its own unique way. It's not the exact "home" taste, but you can tell they're putting effort and heart into their dishes, and that means a lot. Staff here are friendly, patient, and attentive, which made the experience even better. You can feel the hospitality and warmth -- something that's such a big part of Filipino culture.

Sisig bowl its so small for almost $20
Robin V.

I really wanted to like this place because I always try to support Filipino businesses, but overall I left pretty disappointed mainly because of the pricing and portions. The sisig bowl was a 1/5 for me. It was almost $20 for a small bowl and it didn't really taste like sisig. It leaned more toward bopis and just didn't match what I was expecting. The portion size also didn't feel worth the cost at all. The pandan sago was a 4/5. It was on the sweeter side but still good and enjoyable. The calamansi drink was a 2/5. I even ordered it with 100% sugar but it still didn't really taste like calamansi to me. The mango sago was good, but also a bit too sweet for my preference. Overall I like the idea of supporting the business and the menu has potential, but I personally can't justify the pricing. Almost every drink is close to $10 and the portions don't really match what you're paying for

Kwek kwek & the best mango sago!

My coworkers and I love ordering from this place! Their food brings back childhood memories every time we eat it. The kwek kwek and fish balls are really good, but our absolute favorite is the mango sago--it's a must-try. You should also try their halo-halo pandan or the original one--it's delicious. The servers and owners are very kind and welcoming. We usually order ahead when it gets busy, and they're always very accommodating.

Sly C.

In a nutshell; Great drinks to go, food is ok, pretty neat place. Not the biggest establishment , so there can be times when youre sitting down you could be literally next to the line, still, a lot of good drink choices that may stand out compared to a typical boba shop, it's also very well made. The food I've tried was rather underwhelming though for the price it's offered so Id say stick to the drinks. Still the lady at the desk was friendly and accommodating. Lots of parking around. Overall a nice spot but would rather have their drinks to go.

Mango lush
Jasmine V.

OKAY 4ESTEA!!!! Honestly, I didn't think much about this place before I came. I had it on my list but I'm happy I was able to try it! Inside is super well decorated & the service was really good! I was excited for the menu and it didn't disappoint. I ordered the Mango Lush drink and it was I'm not a fan of green tea but the cashier told me to increase the sweetness and that should help. OMG I didn't realize I've been drinking green tea wrong this whole time lol. I came in with a larger group of 6, and they forgot one of our drinks but they were quick to correct it. I'm excited to come back here. I wish they were closer to where I live lol.

Buko pandan halo-halo & lychee ka!
Gillian A.

!!!!! PSA to the Filipinos of the Sacramento area: you have to try the buko pandan halo-halo!! Maybe I'm just overly biased because I'm a big pandan flavoring fan, but this halo-halo is sooo goooood lol. Super bold pandan taste as there is no skimping on the silky pandan ice cream. Nice added texture from the jelly and the pinipig. The shredded cheese on top is *chef's kiss.* It balances the sweet drink with some saltiness (same functionality as the shredded cheese on top of ensaymada, IYKYK). As for other things that I tried here, the lychee ka! is alright; tastes pretty much like milk mixed with lychee juice drained from a lychee fruit can (a tad too sweet for me because of the syrupy taste). Average tofu bites with sriracha mayo dipping sauce. The banana turonitos are very cute lol miniature turon pieces that actually quite pack a punch in banana taste (so flavorful that I didn't even really need the accompanying brown sugar langka dipping sauce). Small and clean interior. Ample parking in this rather quiet plaza off of Sunrise Blvd.

Halo Halo!!
Ken L.

Easy five stars. This new Filipino-inspired boba shop, which opened in May, has quickly become a standout spot in town. The menu offers a great variety of milk teas, fruit teas, and bobas, along with an impressive selection of halo-halo--some of the best I've tried anywhere. Each version is thoughtfully made and full of flavor. In addition to drinks and desserts, the food menu features delicious fried favorites such as lumpia, chicken wings, and french fries. Everything is prepared with quality ingredients and served fresh, making it a perfect place for both sweet treats and savory bites. The shop is run by a young couple whose friendliness and dedication create a welcoming, family-like atmosphere. Their hours are also very convenient--open until 9 pm most days and extended until 11 pm on Saturdays and Sundays (closed Mondays and Tuesdays). Overall, it's a simple concept executed very well: excellent flavors, warm service, and a comfortable space. A place definitely worth supporting--they are here to stay!

Halo-Halo today! Next trip - tocilog & taho...?
Michael C.

3rd time here... still going through the menu. Went for the halo-halo espesyal . Took me all the way back home to Manila with my driver & me sitting on a curb in some side street dipping my spoon in some halo-halo... Wahw! Next trip - probably tocilog & taho. To be continued......

Matcha haze
Ivy Q.

Today was my 2nd visit since they were first fairly newly opened. After my first visit I wanted to wait till I came again before doing a review because I ordered drink for others instead of myself. However, I did ask how the drinks were for those I bought it for. I will say the drinks were mid/bland at the time & only the matcha latte was given a good review. I remember purchasing a fruit tea & a mango sago. Fruit tea was watered down and mango sago was eh.. Not to mention, they are SLOW! I can see they would get busy with a flow of customers coming in but they are lacking a swift service. This second visit I would have to say the same slow service. When arrived there was another couple in front of us. They seemed to have been waiting a bit for an employee to come out to take their orders. Idk how many workers were working in the back but I've had to at least seen 3 for the amount of time I waited for 1 singular drink. Really not sure how things are being ran back there?? But definitely my biggest complaint has to be they are slow. If they moved a little more fast I would have an overall better experience. I waited 15 mins for 1 drink. There was the couple before me who did order 2 snack items & drink so I get the wait but still... what???? I been elsewhere where snacks would normally take longer but at least drinks are being pushed out first for quick service & customer satisfaction on wait times. Today I ordered a matcha haze. Matcha was incredibly yummy! It was def on the stronger side & a fine gritty texture, if you're into that. Perhaps the matcha could be mixed more to not have the texture with the aftertaste. It wasn't too sweet but the lavender foam placed on top was where the sweetness. Good balance esp with it being strong matcha taste. Workers are lovely though! They will walk out with your drink & hand it to you personally than the traditional counter area where they call out your name & hand you off.

Eric C.

Charming Boba Tea place in Rancho Cordova that we recently visited and were awed by its cute and quaint aesthetics. Run by Kate and hubby, this place gets busy especially in the summer time. We tried the Turon Matcha Latte and it was absolute perfection. We also ordered the Longsilog Bowl and the Chicken Inasal Bowl and they were delicious and bursting with flavor. Ordered some Taro Milk Tea and Mango Sago to take home to try it out. This place is a hidden gem for sure. Come check them out, you won't be disappointed.

House milk tea with coffee jelly, 50% sweet (TOO SWEET!). Don't recommend, or just get like 10-25% sweet

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