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    Hey Tea

    4.0 (57 reviews)
    ModerateBubble Tea
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Lisa Z.

    Standard Heytea location in Chinatown. You can also order your drinks ahead of time on the app since there's usually a long wait time for the drinks to be made. The drinks taste good, same as other Heytea locations. It definitely is crowded inside but they have a decent amount of seating.

    Constance L.

    Wait time when ordering online is often inaccurate, staff are not friendly (but undeniably efficient), and and pick up process is quite chaotic, but the tea is consistently and reliably solid. I got the brown sugar milk tea and the pearls were perfectly sweet and chewy; definitely the highlight of the drink!

    Mrs.Mike B.

    Came to visit my brother this week, feel thristy and yet end up try this famous matcha tea , so yummy.

    Brown sugar boba milk tea
    Emina S.

    Super busy store on a weekend evening even with all the other options nearby (HY is classic ) but service was still quick yet friendly and the operation was efficient. Got a brown sugar boba, warm, because I get intimidated by all the other options but really want to try the Mango Grapefruit Boom that I've seen a few Yelpers rave about. They have seasonal specials + a tooon of fruit tea-based options + a long list of toppings s and mix-ins.

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    Hank C.

    A Heytea located in Chinatown. AC hits right at the doorway, but is weaker in the middle of the shop and seating area. One ordering kiosk and no one manning the counter register. All three employees working on drinks. And no real announcement when my drink was done - it just sat there and I figured I had the only grape juice so went up and asked them (the TV said I was still in progress, 10min to go..) guess they need a new system? At least they weren't out of anything. The fruit tea - nicely you can order it without the Jasmine tea. So basically turns into a fruit slushie (the crisp grape bloom). That was tasty.

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    Christine L.

    This location is not as busy as the other location on Grand Street. Very quick to order and receive drink. There was only one other person ahead of me. Drink was made quickly and didn't have to wait around much. Ordered the special Wicked drink and love the colors and the dragonfruit taste and the fusion with the matcha. I believe the drink is for this weekend, am not sure if it will be sticking around on their menu. I dined in at one of tables with my drink. No one bothers you. By the time I was done, the whole place was pretty packed. Cant wait until they do other specials because they always come up with unqiue ideas.

    Lizzie Y.

    There are sooo many tea shops in Manhattan's Chinatown... I wanted to try them ALL! BUT, of course, our first stop had to be HeyTea because they're so consistently good! We ordered our usual, the mango grapefruit boom, with less ice & less sugar. I noticed that they have bigger cup sizes here available to order, compared to the Boston locations. So, with ended up getting the XL size for a little more $. The drinks were delicious as always. Love that every other sip you get a chunk of fresh mango! It meshes well with the coconut milk, sago, & mango jasmine tea! + the tartness from the grapefruit, SO YUMMY. Highly recommend swinging by to try their mango drinkie! Their matcha is also out of this world!

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    Wilson H.

    My go-to matcha spot for get that matcha fix, great quality drinks and has the matcha flavor unlike many other places. The matcha jelly in the triple supreme matcha latte is my new favorite (can't go wrong with the coconut milk jelly either) The service is like any other mobile order type place, but during promotions like BOGO, they app is always out of service. The stores themselves give a very open concept and clean feel, the all white design looks nice

    Eunice C.

    Decided to try Heytea on their matcha promotion day of buy one get one. Terrible idea. It was a disaster for me and success in some ways for them. I came at 2:30. They told me 2 hours wait. I had things to do so I ordered and came back. 2 hours later, I'm still waiting. My number popped up later than numbers assigned after me. Now they're telling ppl who want to order that it'll take one hour. Despite my dissatisfaction with the wait time, I finally got my cloud coconut blue matcha and the cloud matcha latte at 5pm. The cap of the cup is pretty nifty, it slides to the side to open and close. It's a way to preserve your drink from spilling, as well as tasting the layers of the cheese foam and your beverage. The drinks were overall good. I enjoyed the coconut pudding on the coconut blue matcha. I hope the overworked staff were paid extra beyond tips, due to the volume of orders and handling of disgruntled customers. I also found it humourous that their website advertised a zen environment but it was anything but for this day.

    Yumberry Boom
    Andy L.

    Rating: 6/10 Date Last Visited: 8/23/2025 I ordered the Yumberry Boom ($8.50). I normally really like drinks from Heytea, but the one I ordered from this location did not hit the same. It didn't feel too much like a slushie, and the yumberry flavor wasn't very strong. For $8.50, I am expecting a lot more from the drink. This location is a lot smaller than other Heyteas, so maybe the quality control is a bit lacking. Overall, I would recommend Heytea in general, but it felt like this location wasn't very good.

    Alex M.

    Overall: A // 5 stars My new favorite HeyTea location. It combines the convenience being located right in Chinatown with the added benefit that there isn't a massive line of people, since there's so much competition nearby. I tried their new Matcha Coconut Bobo which is the definition of a performative male drink, which balances the aesthetic with a novel flavor palette. The expansion of their menu beyond milk-based drinks has been great, and now their menu is full of good drinks beyond the OG Mango Coconut Boom. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

    Supreme Brown Sugar Boba Milk Tea ($7.99+)
    Sawako Y.

    4.5 / 5.0 - I love boba tea and finally tried Heytea for the first time yesterday. It was amazingly delicious. When I first saw the size of the drink, it looked large, but it was all gone before I knew it. When you enter, they have a digital kiosk where you can order or you can go to the counter. For seating, they have a small space which was full when I arrived, but I was able to grab a chair while waiting for my drink. I ordered a Supreme Brown Sugar Boba Milk Tea ($7.99+) with less ice and less sugar, which was the perfect level of sweetness for me. It was so creamy and delicious. The boba was stuck together so it was a little hard to drink, but besides that, it was the perfect drink. Highly recommend for boba tea lovers.

    Joyce C.

    Not bad, quality delicate ingredients, a bit expensive, overhyped with lines. Was in the neighborhood and early enough in the day to have caffeine (before 3pm) & finally tried HeyTea to see why it's so popular. Have passed by a few locations in Flushing & Herald Square. Someone in my Queens Foodie FB group who teaches in Flushing and is constantly gifted bakery items and bubble tea; swears this is the best place for bubble tea. I got the 2025 summer special Matcha blue coconut drink (about $8). Was there around 12 PM on a weekday and there were only 1 or 2 people in line. About 6-8 people in the shop waiting for their drinks. The workers are constantly but calmly busy! Kiosk ordering only. It was about a 10 minute wait for my drink. The drink is coconut water, with layers of butterfly pea leaves coloring (not much flavor), matcha cloud foam, and coconut jelly rectangles. The one size is like a St-rbucks grande. It was very coconut forward & the matcha cold foam was very nice. The lids are a little bit awkward, you slide the pie slice shape over to open the lid. There was also a sticker telling you to sip out a 45° angle and enjoy the layered drink. I didn't realize this and started stirring it with a straw. I also didn't realize that it would have jelly in it, it was a nice surprise for a 85°F day. Overall, a nice once in a while treat, but not something I would constantly go back for - cost-wise. It seems like they have a lot of repeat customers, in addition to new customers. The person behind me told me that this was his 3rd visit. HeyTea changes their specialty drink menu a lot and I think this is what keeps people coming back. I wouldn't mind trying a regular bubble tea for comparison or the oolong flavor. The person in my Food group highly recommends the Crisp Grape Boom (it might still have a tea base). The stores and graphic design is sleek and minimal and matches the quality of the ingredients. However, the long lines and crowds of people waiting affect the experience. There's usually a few low couches and stools with counters, but the doors are always open and on a hot summer day it feels more like a to-go only business. The Experience is waiting in a room with a lot of other people for their bubble tea... The only criticism and suggestion is to have more details of the ingredients for each drink on the menu or on signage. I had no idea that my drink had coconut jellies in it. And this may affect people who have sensitivities or textural issues (maybe they just want a plain tea or slush). This Chinatown location doesn't have much detail in their kiosk either. The Flushing location did have more detail in the kiosk, but that makes the decision making & ordering process even longer. Is this is why there's always a line?

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