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Sundried Tomato & Pesto Chicken
Sabrina N.

Located in downtown Alhambra, is a cute little Taiwanese Inspired Cafe. Walking in, you first order at the counter and you're given a number for your table and they will bring over your order. It's very casual and plenty of people come here to chat or do some work. There's plenty of outlets available. I ordered a black tea, popcorn chicken rice plate, and a sun-dried tomato pesto chicken. The black tea tasted like a regular black tea, not watered down at all. Definitely refreshing. The sandwich was very filling! It looks like a regular sized sandwich but I was not able to finish it! The chicken was very moist and soft, not dry at all. The pesto had a really good flavor, and the bread was really soft and crispy for a sourdough bread. I love when a sourdough is done right. It came with a salad and a red dressing, I forgot whether if it was tomato or strawberry, but I really enjoyed it all. I also took a bite of the popcorn chicken rice plate and never could have thought to eat it with rice, corn and cabbage. Chicken was again, most and soft. It was also flavorful with a bit of kick. It goes really well with rice and felt like a really cozy meal. I really enjoy the food and atmosphere. I'll definitely come back to try the other items on the menu! Highly recommend this place if you're near here.

Earl Grey Milk Tea and Ube Milk Tea
Archie S.

A cute and nice little tea shop in Alhambra. Very hip decor and style with a decent amount of seating area. Parking in the area can be tricky sometimes so plan accordingly. They have a nice selection of drinks from tea to fruit drinks and more. I always love trying a milk tea when I go to new places and here I had to try the Earl Grey Milk Tea. For toppings they were out of grass jelly so I did Lychee jelly and Boba. Along with that I also got to try their Ube Milk Tea as well. The Milk Tea was ok in my opinion. I think it lacked depth and the after taste of Earl grey and the boba could have been a little more fresh. The Ube was ok as well, once again felt more watery and lacked depth even though both drinks were with easy ice. Still a great place to get some tea and relax in Alhambra. I'd still come back here to try other things out but as for now it's industry average.

Milk Tea with Pudding
Teeling L.

Bon Appetea is a charming Taiwanese inspired cafe located in downtown Alhambra, housed in a building over 100 years old. It's popular for its extensive tea selection, Taiwanese street snacks, and as a study spot with free WiFi. Interior is casual, cozy, and trendy with "old world charm". It can get busy and loud in the evenings with students. Popular drinks include Hokkaido Milk Tea, Potted Milk Tea, Green Milk Tea and Lavender Milk Tea. Popular favorite food are Popcorn Chicken Rice Plate and Sundried Tomato & Pesto Chicken Sandwich that served on sourdough, you can swap the side salad for sweet potato fries. Some popular and savory munchies are garlic fries, spicy wontons, and Taiwanese sausage. Free street parking is available and there's a free parking lot located across the street.

Sweet Potato Fries
Lourdes I.

Cute and cozy spot, I love to come do work on my laptop here because it's so chill. Drinks are great, I've been very much on this Peach Green tea and then I add the Sea Salt Cream -- tastes divine, truly Service is nice too, staff is super friendly and always make the drinks to the best quality. The bites are really yummy too, my favorites being the sweet potato fries (pictured), fried tofu, and the fried mushrooms (actually the best).

Sundried Tomato & Pesto Chicken (recommended) $13-15
Mr. W.

Price: Low to medium. The sun dried tomato pesto chicken sandwich with substituted fries runs about $15. Drinks range around $4-$8 depending on what you order. Location: Located among other businesses worth visiting nearby, including the local library and surrounding shops. Parking and traffic are generally relaxed. There is 2 hour parking available in lots on either side. Ambiance: Feels more "home like" than a typical chain coffee shop. Seating includes couches, bar seating with a street view, and tables with outlets. A restroom is available, and the space tends to attract a calm crowd. Menu: There's a solid range of options without being overwhelming. The sun dried tomato pesto chicken sandwich has been choice and why we revisit. Self serve chilled water is available. Service: Consistently kind and welcoming.

Lychee Oolong Tea
Hieu H.

One of the best Popcorn chicken place in town. It is crispy outside and soft inside, the batter has nice flavor. Lychee green tea: 3/5, lack of lychee flavor, tea is quite watered down. Otherwise, I'd come back here to study and work, it has quite cozy environment. Service is good as well. Parking is located to the right.

Tracy D.

Came here for some boba but was surprised by the delicious snacks (sweet potato fries, fries, calamari and fish cake). Very tasty! I also ordered the drink with avocado and mango. That was also a pleasant surprise. Pretty good. Fast and friendly service. The place was clean. It was a bit stuffy inside, but we opened the door to cool down. Highly recommend .

Daniel

My go-to location for boba tea when I'm in the area! They have many different varieties of pearls and flavors for your choosing. My personal favorite is their lychee boba!

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Kay M.

There's free parking in the back. Still a great place to study. Got the strawberry yogurt $5. It was not good. Also, got the taro milk tea $5.25. It also was not good. Tasted very powdery. Used to come here for their popcorn chicken. I'll stick to their popcorn chicken next time.

Earl grey tea
Francisco M.

This cafe is a great place to study for students. There's plenty of seating and tables but they go fast. Inside is very chill and not too noisy. I've tried a few drinks and most of the food menu thus far. The food has always been tasty. And the drinks consistent. Although the menu can be tricky to read at first. There's different locations to find what tea drinks they have but it's manageable.

Chrysanthemum milk tea and sea salt green tea
Selene S.

Tried their other locations before so knew this one would be pretty dependable. They have seats inside and outside. Staff was okay and took our order very quickly. The chrysanthemum milk tea and sea salt green tea were both good. We adjusted the ice and sugar levels. The price for this size is good compared to other places.

Tim T.

Great milk tea offerings and snacks like popcorn chicken, Taiwanese sausage and others. Service very prompt and relatively spacious interior environs with plenty of tables. Recommended!

Jeff H.

Happy hour combo from 2-5pm is only $9.99. Includes a drink and popcorn chicken. Great deal!

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Do they still have all-day happy hour?

As of 12-21-20, their rotating $2.99 drinks are all day. I believe their combo deal ( drink and snack) is still 3-6pm.

Do you allow dogs inside? Especially good to know on such hot LA summer days

No but they will provide your dog with water outside

Do they let dogs inside?

Yes as long as they're on a leash

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