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The milk tea wasn't amazing but wasn't bad either. I got 50% sugar and I felt like it tasted a little watered down. The prices were fair and there was seating in there to hang out which was nice. It's not my go to place but can be worth checking out if you're curious!
Came in after having a quick bite near Seattle University and I was craving some boba. Hi Tea Cafe was one of the few boba places I have yet to try in the Seattle area, so I wanted to cross that off my list. To be honest my expectations weren't too high since this place is basically unheard of amongst the sea of other boba shops that exist in the city. The interior of the shop was quite tacky, I was kind of getting the "middle age suburban mom" decor type of vibe. Random positive affirmations written around the place like "Dream Big" or some other uplifting quote. I don't know, that kind of vibe just felt outdated to me. Anyways, I ordered their Mango Sago Pomelo drink which was one of their specialty drinks here. My first sip I thought it wasn't too bad and I could maybe enjoy this drink. But after a few more sips my face started to make that sour look you get after tasting, ya know... a very sour taste. I didn't realise the pomelo part of the drink would be pomelo pulp bits rather than squeezed pomelo. And that pomelo pulp was SO sour it just completely ruined the drink for me. And don't get me wrong I like pomelo, but with this drink it was just not it. I still drank most of it because the rest of the drink was okay, but I repeatedly made that sour face every time I drank it. I'm sure the other drinks has got to be a little better, but I'm not that hopeful. It makes sense why this boba place isn't talked about a lot, it's just not worth going to when you have so many better options not only in Seattle, but in Capitol Hill alone.
Okay drinks, nothing special but nothing terrible. Maybe a little watered down? I'd come back if in the area because there are a ton of great restaurants, but would not go out of my way to come. This was over the summer when they had no dine in and you ordered through a window, so maybe the consistency was off for other reasons. Mango Sago Pomelo - sweet with a fair taste of mango, it was still pretty smooth and liquidy. The sago was typical. I would say this is comparable to most other mango sago drinks you might find at boba spots. Nothing too special about it, so just average. Cookie Milk Tea - I added crystal boba here, I don't remember why but I want to think they ran out of boba. The crystal boba was fine, pretty standard so no comment. The cookie milk tea is a sweeter drink with crema and cookie crumbles on top.
On my mission to try as many boba places as I could during my month in Seattle, of course I couldn't leave out Hi Tea. I lived across the street and noticed a fairly steady stream of clientele, which gave me hope. When I visited, there was no access inside (I'm sure things have changed now). You order yourself on the iPad and wait on the sidewalk. We were asked to wait a few minutes before placing our order, maybe because they were a little backed up? Our drinks were a bit delayed coming out, so that would check out. I tried the mango yakult. Not my typical tea order, but no time like the present to try something new, right? It was okay. Good in a pinch, but not too memorable. I like that you can adjust sugar and ice levels. My friend had similar sentiments about her drink, too. Overall, I'd prefer to make the small trek over to Tea Addicts instead.
Love this place! I've been needing more boba spots in Capitol Hill and this is definitely going on the favorites list. I ordered a jasmine milk tea with boba and it was delicious! I wish it was a little more sweeter so I'll ask for higher sugar level next time. The boba itself was the perfect consistency of not being too chewy or hard with a good level of sweetness. It was under $6 which I feel like is a super good price for boba these days. Next time I want to try the coconut milk tea or almond mlik tea, those are some of my favorite drinks!
Cute inside, friendly staff. We just ordered a bubble waffles and the flavor was sweet and surprisingly good. Would try again and get drinks.
I am from the bay area, so my standards for boba may be a bit high. Overall, I thought the boba here was decent. I got the lavender milk tea with 75% sweetness. I barely tasted any lavender flavor, and it was still really sweet, so I'm glad I didn't get 100% sweetness. The texture of the boba was mediocre: it seemed overcooked and wasn't that chewy. That said, it comes in a pretty big size and is in a good location, so I'll probably be back.
A cute, little boba shop located right on Broadway -- it's super easy to order on the touchscreen and they text you when it's ready. I love all the customizations you can make around sugar level, ice, and if you want the drink warm or cold. They are super reasonably priced and have lots of great snack foods too! I got the cookie milk tea and was pleasantly surprised -- I feel like I usually don't stray too far from the classic jasmine ones, but this one was super tasty and had crumbled Oreos on top! I'll definitely be back to try more things on the menu.
Got the Peach Roselle Tea. Good tea. On the sweeter side and I ordered with no ice initially but I immediately regretted it when I took a sip so they were super nice about putting ice in it for me and resealing it.
The perfect snack!! I was walking around capitol hill, pretty hungry from a full day of activities and we say Hi Tea right in front of us! It was the perfect midday snack! I was super impressed. I have had yakult drinks at other places and they sometimes give me a weird aftertaste. This didnt at all. I do suggest getting Less Sugar though since I think that contributed to the flavor. Also the waffle fries are BOMB. Crispy and well seasoned :) I wish we got another bag
This is a limited review as we only had one drink, and we enjoyed this one drink. It's one of their new drinks - Mango Sago Pomelo. This mix is fairly common in especially Cantonese oriented drink stores (vs. Taiwanese) so I was quite familiar with it. Flavor wise, it's a bit light in mango taste but mango isn't in season, so I'm not faulting them. The sago is very tender and soft. That was good. The pomelo is just a small amount for a touch of citrus, which is as it should be. Overall, the creaminess is what I enjoyed, very well blended vs. icy bits. I ordered this drink at 50% sugar, and it was just right. If we're in the area again, I'd certainly try more items.
4 months ago
I finished eating lunch nearby and Hi Tea Cafe was the closest boba shop, prompting a quick visit. Boba Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, 30% Ice ($4.50) - What!? Only $4.50 for a standard 22 oz drink, with boba included? Let me tell you, I've had thousands of drinks from hundreds of boba shops all across the US and I have to say - that's a killer price. I haven't seen boba so cheap in maybe a decade for an actual standalone boba shop. With the price comes some apprehensiveness. Can this place actually be any good? The answer is a surprising yes. The milk tea actually tastes like black tea. Quite heavily in fact - while the drink is a milky creamer color, it's very light in taste and instead seems to be only there to add body. The sweetness is pretty much on the dot not-too-sweet, which is a huge bonus given that 50% sweet at a lot of places are tad too sweet for me. I actually recommend getting this drink with more ice than 30%. The amount of ice added wasn't enough to cool down the drink fully, resulting in one that was only slightly under room temperature. Now the boba isn't the best, but for only $4.50 I'm not complaining too much. The pearls are kind of on the firm side, with a decent chew on the exterior but a unpleasant harder pebble-like texture in the center. Not the most pleasant boba texture, but I've had way worse. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 3/5 There are better boba shops down the road, but the drinks served at Hi Tea Cafe are a steal for people who are price sensitive. The drinks are essentially ~40% cheaper than competitors, so yeah, I'll be back when I'm looking for a cheap boba fix. Bathrooms - One unisex room that requires a code read more
The milk tea wasn't amazing but wasn't bad either. I got 50% sugar and I felt like it tasted a little watered down. The prices were fair and there was seating in there to hang out which was nice. It's not my go to place but can be worth checking out if you're curious! read more
2 months ago
3 years ago
Came in after having a quick bite near Seattle University and I was craving some boba. Hi Tea Cafe was one of the few boba places I have yet to try in the Seattle area, so I wanted to cross that off my list. To be honest my expectations weren't too high since this place is basically unheard of amongst the sea of other boba shops that exist in the city. The interior of the shop was quite tacky, I was kind of getting the "middle age suburban mom" decor type of vibe. Random positive affirmations written around the place like "Dream Big" or some other uplifting quote. I don't know, that kind of vibe just felt outdated to me. Anyways, I ordered their Mango Sago Pomelo drink which was one of their specialty drinks here. My first sip I thought it wasn't too bad and I could maybe enjoy this drink. But after a few more sips my face started to make that sour look you get after tasting, ya know... a very sour taste. I didn't realise the pomelo part of the drink would be pomelo pulp bits rather than squeezed pomelo. And that pomelo pulp was SO sour it just completely ruined the drink for me. And don't get me wrong I like pomelo, but with this drink it was just not it. I still drank most of it because the rest of the drink was okay, but I repeatedly made that sour face every time I drank it. I'm sure the other drinks has got to be a little better, but I'm not that hopeful. It makes sense why this boba place isn't talked about a lot, it's just not worth going to when you have so many better options not only in Seattle, but in Capitol Hill alone. read more
4 years ago
Okay drinks, nothing special but nothing terrible. Maybe a little watered down? I'd come back if in the area because there are a ton of great restaurants, but would not go out of my way to come. This was over the summer when they had no dine in and you ordered through a window, so maybe the consistency was off for other reasons. Mango Sago Pomelo - sweet with a fair taste of mango, it was still pretty smooth and liquidy. The sago was typical. I would say this is comparable to most other mango sago drinks you might find at boba spots. Nothing too special about it, so just average. Cookie Milk Tea - I added crystal boba here, I don't remember why but I want to think they ran out of boba. The crystal boba was fine, pretty standard so no comment. The cookie milk tea is a sweeter drink with crema and cookie crumbles on top. read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
On my mission to try as many boba places as I could during my month in Seattle, of course I couldn't leave out Hi Tea. I lived across the street and noticed a fairly steady stream of clientele, which gave me hope. When I visited, there was no access inside (I'm sure things have changed now). You order yourself on the iPad and wait on the sidewalk. We were asked to wait a few minutes before placing our order, maybe because they were a little backed up? Our drinks were a bit delayed coming out, so that would check out. I tried the mango yakult. Not my typical tea order, but no time like the present to try something new, right? It was okay. Good in a pinch, but not too memorable. I like that you can adjust sugar and ice levels. My friend had similar sentiments about her drink, too. Overall, I'd prefer to make the small trek over to Tea Addicts instead. read more
Love this place! I've been needing more boba spots in Capitol Hill and this is definitely going on the favorites list. I ordered a jasmine milk tea with boba and it was delicious! I wish it was a little more sweeter so I'll ask for higher sugar level next time. The boba itself was the perfect consistency of not being too chewy or hard with a good level of sweetness. It was under $6 which I feel like is a super good price for boba these days. Next time I want to try the coconut milk tea or almond mlik tea, those are some of my favorite drinks! read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
I am from the bay area, so my standards for boba may be a bit high. Overall, I thought the boba here was decent. I got the lavender milk tea with 75% sweetness. I barely tasted any lavender flavor, and it was still really sweet, so I'm glad I didn't get 100% sweetness. The texture of the boba was mediocre: it seemed overcooked and wasn't that chewy. That said, it comes in a pretty big size and is in a good location, so I'll probably be back. read more
5 years ago
A cute, little boba shop located right on Broadway -- it's super easy to order on the touchscreen and they text you when it's ready. I love all the customizations you can make around sugar level, ice, and if you want the drink warm or cold. They are super reasonably priced and have lots of great snack foods too! I got the cookie milk tea and was pleasantly surprised -- I feel like I usually don't stray too far from the classic jasmine ones, but this one was super tasty and had crumbled Oreos on top! I'll definitely be back to try more things on the menu. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Got the Peach Roselle Tea. Good tea. On the sweeter side and I ordered with no ice initially but I immediately regretted it when I took a sip so they were super nice about putting ice in it for me and resealing it. read more
5 years ago
The perfect snack!! I was walking around capitol hill, pretty hungry from a full day of activities and we say Hi Tea right in front of us! It was the perfect midday snack! I was super impressed. I have had yakult drinks at other places and they sometimes give me a weird aftertaste. This didnt at all. I do suggest getting Less Sugar though since I think that contributed to the flavor. Also the waffle fries are BOMB. Crispy and well seasoned :) I wish we got another bag read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
This is a limited review as we only had one drink, and we enjoyed this one drink. It's one of their new drinks - Mango Sago Pomelo. This mix is fairly common in especially Cantonese oriented drink stores (vs. Taiwanese) so I was quite familiar with it. Flavor wise, it's a bit light in mango taste but mango isn't in season, so I'm not faulting them. The sago is very tender and soft. That was good. The pomelo is just a small amount for a touch of citrus, which is as it should be. Overall, the creaminess is what I enjoyed, very well blended vs. icy bits. I ordered this drink at 50% sugar, and it was just right. If we're in the area again, I'd certainly try more items. read more
3 years ago
I love the inspirational signs around the store, which gives positive vibes in the heart of Capitol Hill. I went here after exiting the light rail station (pretty much across the street) to get some boba as it has been a month since I had boba (my 2nd boba run total in 2022). I got the classic milk tea with boba half sweet less ice, and the order was fairly quick despite it being a bit busy. The milk tea itself is decent, a little bit uneven in sweetness, but it did the job in satisfying the cravings. The boba is very good - it has a nice chewy texture that is just perfect! One small hiccup is that the drink was not filled all the way - perhaps because less ice? Though it make sense but it's a little pet peeve of mine. Otherwise, this is a solid, somewhat underrated boba place in Capitol Hill. read more
Hi Tea is super underrated in my opinion. Every time I've gone, the boba is always the perfect softness/chewiness. The one downside is that I always find the drinks too sweet, even at 25% sweet. I'd definitely recommend going down on the sweetness if you don't want your drink overloaded in sugar. read more
Matcha Cheese Foam is my jam! The foam can be really salty sometimes but I use a spoon to move it to the side to get a better balance of tea and foam. Its all in the technique lol. I've been here twice and enjoyed my drinks both times. They can make almost any drink hot : ) Stay safe in the snow everyone! P.S. This place is SUPER cute! White marble decor with gold accents. read more
This is a cute boba shop on Broadway. It is always moderately busy. I love everything on their menu. But the best part is the drinks with season fruits and so many options. You order on iPad and wait inside. Their service is pretty quick. Also, you can customize sugar and ice level, which made me super happy since I am not a sugar person. I am definitely going back. read more
5 years ago
Hi Tea is one of my favorite boba places in downtown Seattle! The location is super convenient since it's near the middle of Cap Hill and it's right next to the Link station and a bus stop. I also really love the variety of drinks they have - my go-to drink is their Lychee Yakult with Crystal Pearls, but this isn't listed on the menu. If you want a yakult drink you might have to ask an employee directly! Their egg puff waffles are also really nice, especially fresh. If you're feeling peckish, I def recommend getting the combo with cookies and cream ice cream. read more
3 years ago
It appears as though this place is a hit or miss based on the Yelp reviews. I decided to give it a try anyway because I was in the area and I am always down to give new tea/boba shops a shot! Upon stepping in, I immediately liked the decor as it's very cute/modern/clean and most definitely welcoming. They also have a lot of selection on their menu from milk teas, to cream foams, chocolate, coffee, etc. I ordered the Cream Foam White Peach Oolong with light ice. The tea was great, 4 stars for sure. The flavor was very distinct and you could taste the tea, so it wasn't watered down in the slightest. The cream foam was good, but not particularly memorable. However, the temperature was a complete miss. I thought my tea would have been chilled at least, but my drink came out lukewarm and that ruined the whole drink to say the least. Perhaps 3 stars is generous, but I want to give them credit for having solid tea and cream foam. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
After changing owners earlier this year I think Hi Tea Cafe has a nice place on Capital Hills busy intersection of John and Broadway. I haven't had enough of the bubble teas to really make a proper review, but from what I did try so far was A-OK. Their tea isn't that strong, but it could just be due to the amount of milk/dairy in the drink that masked the strengths of the tea flavour. But I do appreciate how they are bringing a bunch of the typical Asian snacks to eat along with your tea. Hi Tea Cafe has kept the nice clean interior from the previous owners of Yoyo and long with their WIFI. I will be back to try some of their other drink items and the bubble waffle next time. Also get yourself a stamp card, while you're there. If you're a avid tea drinker you'll thank me for it later. Keep up the good work Hi Tea Cafe. Look forward to my next drink! read more
Came here yesterday with my mom and I'm really digging the interior decor! I really like the theme of the place. It's clean and cute and has that kind of high end feel to it with its white theme. My mom ordered the brown sugar milk with pudding (50% sweetness) and I ordered the Lychee yakult with basil seed. Mom really liked the brown sugar milk and with the 50% it was perfect because sometime that drink can be too sweet if you keep it at 100%. For me, I really enjoyed my lychee yakult. It was good blend between the two. I've had it at other places, where the fruit flavor would overwhelm the yakult so it wasn't as tart as I'd like it to be. Will come back again to try the other flavors and snacks that they offer! It's a cute place and service was pretty decent :) read more
Saw this boba spot open up recently while in Cap Hill. It's where the old Tea Republik used to be, off Broadway & John, near the Link Light Rail Station. It's pretty minimalist decor as your walk in, some friendly greetings as you enter. There's some hi-top tables to sit at, some small couches to lounge at, and some tables to sit with a friend. No menu board but there are a few menus on the counter (in English and Chinese). I decided to try their milk tea and got the "Yoyo Cream Foam Milk Tea" (add boba and only 50% sweet). It was ok, wished it was more tea flavor, the foam was pretty good being slightly sweet & salty, boba was fine. It takes a few extra minutes to get your drink as when there was only 1 dude making all the drinks and 1 person trying to assist and also work the register at the same time. They don't give you a number or call you by name, so be sure to REMEMBER what you ordered because they will call that out. Trust me, sounds simple but it's complicated for some people and there was a bit of a confusion of who ordered what (not sure how people do not remember what they ordered). I think they are still working out some kinks, there were some drinks that had to be re-made, some drink orders that missed some items that were supposed to be included and some drinks had items in there that people didn't order. Overall, it was ok, fine & dandy, staff was friendly, worked hard to get the drink orders out, pricing is what I figured it would be..... glad there's a boba spot in Cap Hill, I would come back to try some other drinks and give them a chance to work out the kinks etc. read more
My friends and I came to yoyo station back in the summer and I have mixed feelings. First I absolutely adore their decor. It's so bright, neutral, and extremely spacious. It has the aesthetic of an "up and poppin Cap Hill cafe/coffee shop". There's plenty of seating as well. They have a cute quote up on one of the walls, and some plants for some added greenery. We ordered three of their earl grey teas. However we were confused on the difference between the cheese foam and cheese cream options. Although the barista attempted to explain them to us, we still didn't understand. I'm just not a fan of the flavor. The tea was alright, but the tapioca was underwhelming and left a sticky residue and taste in my mouth. I've had better salted cheese elsewhere. I'd like to give them another chance, maybe next time. read more
5 years ago
It has plenty of choices for bubble tea. I got mango seasonal drink which I was not expecting. I ordered 25% sweet level but tasted really sugary. Maybe I made wrong choice. Tornado potato with cheese tasted yummy but I wish they sprinkled littlebit salt. To give it more flavor. My bf got regular oolong tea overall good places. BTW they offer only take out. read more
5 years ago
Got the classic milk tea with boba and waffle fries, both were great! I like that the boba is not too hard and chewy and the tea was delicious. Waffle fries were also great! Everything was COVID safe, we ordered by the door and waited outside to pick up our order. read more
Really great service and atmosphere. The service was amazing, they were so nice and sweet. The store itself is also super cute and cozy. I love the colors and the whole place just makes me happy. Their drinks are also super good!! I recommend the Passion Fruit Teaa it's SOO good and it tasted so fresh and real. Check out more on insta @LetsEatWithRahma !! read more
6 years ago
Definitely loving the Thai tea here!!! It's perfect for my taste. Been here 2 times. And both times we had Thai tea. My sister head a mango smoothie I believe. we feel in love with the egg waffle. With strawberry ice cream and chocolate. The first time we bought one to share and. Said we needed to buy one each next time. So the second tiMe we bought one each and since it was sweet we couldn't finish it and said we would share again next time lol. Overall it's a cute place. Nice customer service. Clean. Can't wait to go next time to try something different read more
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