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Food : My favorite is the popcorn chicken and fries! It is my go-to! Tea : Their teas are fairly priced, some of their teas taste a bit powdery such as the Taro and Thai tea; so I often opt for the kreama teas! There are many workers and it always is ready in a timely manner. There is seating but it is often occupied.
Stopped here because I was in the area visiting a different business. Came because I wanted to try the Boba and ended up getting the garlic short rib noodles just to try them out. The noodles came with a lot of food so I was able to share with someone else and was still full. The honey, brown rice milk tea was really good and not super overwhelming and sweet. My husband got the Taro milk. Tea was probably my favorite perfect balance of flavor and the boba with it wasn't too mushy or hard. Literally perfect consistency. The staff were really nice and you could tell that they enjoy their job because they were working hard but also vibing to music.
I was in Milpitas for an event and was looking for a place to grab a snack, perhaps a popcorn chicken. Looking through Yelp, I found i-Tea, which seemed like a try-able option. My friend got a boba tea drink, and I got the popcorn chicken. He liked his drink, but the popcorn chicken was kind of a let down. The popcorn chicken was basically a lot of chicken bits in a heavy coating of bread crumbs. The layer was so thick that it felt like I was just eating breading with a side of chicken. You can see in my images that each piece of chicken has the same uniform cylindrical shape, reminiscent of a potentially frozen or highly-processed chicken nugget. And not to totally bash the efforts of the dish, but it was just lacking in flavor. Visually, you can see there are bits of garlic, and basil. However, my guess is that they were more of a garnish, or tossed together at the end. Inside the restaurant, there was plentiful amounts of seating. It almost felt like there was too much seating which made it feel more crowded than it actually was. On the TV's there was some sort of anime being played. Overall, my experience could have been better, and perhaps my bar for popcorn chicken is set too high for what we got that day.
Had a quick late lunch here, but unfortunately it was disappointing. I ordered the pork curry rice, and it really missed the mark -- the curry portion was very minimal, and the pork was so dry and chewy that I had a hard time finishing it. I honestly wouldn't recommend this dish. The tea I ordered was just average as well. Overall, not the best experience.
This place is always a good option for a quick lunch or pick up to meet with friends. The popcorn chicken is fried and seasoned really well, but I do wish they go back to using whole garlic or large sliced garlic. Still ordering it every time though The boba drinks are also done well and consistent! I love that! My go-tos are the Panda drink or Milk tea tofuhua. There seems to always be a line when I go but it's not a problem. The wait isn't very long. There are a few tables outside to sit and wait, and the tables inside are clean to sit at while waiting for my order. I've probably tried everything and I can say they make drinks and food consistently well
I really like this place! I mostly just get food here, recently got the popcorn chicken again, which flavor wise is great, and also got the egg tofu, which was really tasty and well made. The tofu is super soft while the outside is crunchy and flavors are similar to takoyaki. I'm guessing they just add similar sauces The menu is genuinely huge! I definitely haven't tried all their categories of foods and drinks, but it's impressive they're able to provide all of that. Service is efficient and there was plenty of seating when I went. Parking is also pretty easy, there's a large parking lot to the south of the series of businesses there if the limited spots directly in front are filled.
I've been to iTea a few times, and the drinks and food have always been consistently good. What really stood out during my last visit, though, was the exceptional customer service from one of the young gentlemen working there. He greeted everyone with a genuine smile, stayed patient even when it got busy, and made sure every customer felt welcomed instead of rushed. You can tell he takes pride in his work and genuinely cares about creating a positive experience. It's not often you come across service that leaves such a lasting impression. Employees like him are a big reason I'll continue coming back. Great job to the whole team!
Came here on a Tuesday evening. The store was quite empty, but a couple of groups came in for to-go orders. There were a few tables for dine in. The staff were nice and attentive. Ordered the tonkotsu ramen, popcorn chicken and beef rice bowl, and each item was good. The popcorn chicken had the texture closer to nuggets than actual chicken pieces, but it was cooked well with good seasoning. There's quite a lot of parking next to the store. Would come by if I'm in area again!
Since I am from out of town, I am not sure if this place is in a popular area. The spot itself was in a weird corner so parking is very limited. I am just glad to see an I-Tea here because the one from my city has permanently closed, so I was thrilled to purchase a couple of their drinks. Very similar menu; so many yummy things to choose from. Overall, good experience, but parking is my only thing I had to mention.
First time at this location so I don't normally come here but I was meeting up with friends. I ordered the popcorn chicken, my usual, I asked the worker if I could get the garlic cooked because they serve it raw which is disgusting.. the worker said no, they couldn't do that and when I mention the other location doing it when asked, they asked one of the other worker and they said they could. When I got my chicken, most of the garlic was hiding at the bottom and wasn't even cooked when I asked. Just cook it with the chicken, is that so hard? I gave 2 stars instead of 1 because they do serve other food like ramen and onigiri but I won't be coming back to try.
Double Chocolate Tea Bobaccino Judgment: high B- honestly a lot lighter and more balanced than I thought it would be trades a bit of the tea's presence for a better overall experience with some dark, nutty chocolate flavor and a touch of crème brûlée the chocolate syrup/crème brûlée compensates for the watery texture/taste of the cream that the signature boba mt suffers from not super heavy but on the sweeter side and leaves a bit of sugar feel behind for a specialty drink, has a pretty competitive price especially in this economy carries iTea on its back to a high B- $5.95 + tax 2/24/25
i-Tea has been here for over a decade. I think I've only tried it once. l've gone to the one in San Jose off of Capitol Expressway. This location serves a bit more than the other store does, like Ramen, Onigiri, in addition to their usual fried appetizers. The service was nice and friendly. The tables are closer together here. Both inside and outside seating. I ordered the Khoyo Grape Fruit Tea with grape jelly. I got it their regular way. It was so refreshing, but it was too sweet for me. I'd get it less sweet next time. The grape jellies were good.
5 years ago
I have been craving popcorn chicken for the longest time and after seeing pictures, my friend and I came here to eat a little snack! We ordered the popcorn chicken and some boba tea. I got the matcha green tea while my friend got a black tea with no sugar. We ordered in and it was a nice surprise to have the servers bring us our food and drinks. The matcha green tea boba was so delicious! I definitely recommend ordering the boba, it was soft and sweet. The matcha was pretty strong and I really liked the balance between the sweetness of the milk and sugar with the matcha powder. The popcorn chicken was salty and a little spicy from the heat. It was just the right consistency with the breading and the chicken meat. It was very tasty and there were herbs that complemented the chicken. Definitely can't wait to come back to get the matcha boba! read more
9 years ago
This rating applies to their drinks only, I haven't tried their food yet. Great selection of milk teas, pearls, and other concoctions that have several different toppings. Their crema drinks are around $4.75 with 1 topping. It is a good size and the flavors taste delicious! The other regular milk teas like Taro milk tea is $4.25 with 1 topping. They have an attractive menu and if you're a fan of these drinks you'll have hard time picking what to get because they all look so good! I've been to other places where it's just different flavored teas and everything seems basic but this place gives you so many options. They even serve ramen soups and other food items which I will have to try next time. Parking is decent, but near a busy intersection where there is a Yougurtland and Greek restaurant. read more
4 years ago
I'm a bobaholic, I really think itea tastes much better than sharetea. This location has really good popcorn chicken and crystal mango. Don't tell me it's all the same, not true, there are inconevery itea location. always order the Hokkaido milk tea. read more
This place always has a huge line and wait, which means it has to be good. So, after a long wait, I will just go all out on toppings. For my recent visit here I got the matcha milk tea which comes with red bean and pudding, but I added honey boba. It was pretty heavy and worth it. It came out to be around $5. The tea quality and flavor is better than some other boba locations. It definitely tastes fresh. Parking is pretty easy in the lot right outside with people coming in and out. I've had popcorn chicken and ramen from here which are good snacks too, but expect to wait longer. The kitchen is small in the back, but they move quickly. read more
First of all, Happy Holidays to you all! It is a family tradition that we celebrate Christmas Eve at my cousin's place in Fremont. The extravaganza usually starts in the early afternoon with non-stop mahjong, movies, and board games with a rolling buffet that runs from 6:00pm to midnight. The buffet, or protein orgy as I call it, typically features 4-5 different types of animal protein. Trust me, it's great fun! I didn't get home until 2:30am this morning. After dropping mom off so that she could play mahjong with family and friends, my brother and I decided to meet a couple friends at the Great Mall. After walking around for a while, we were hungry and decided to try out i-Tea nearby since they have both bubble tea and ramen on their menu. This i-Tea is located in a small retail center near the Highway 680 on ramp. We walked in at around 5:45pm and the place wasn't too busy. The interior was clean and the setup appeared similar to other i-Tea locations. There were seven or eight tables and some counter seating for those dining in. The decor was simple and minimal. There was a big screen TV on the wall but it was off during my visit. The four of us ordered the following: - Tonkatsu Ramen x2 ($9.99 each) - Miso Ramen x2 ($9.99 each) - Popcorn Chicken ($5.50) - Fried Calamari ($6.50) - Panda Milk Tea ($4), 3G Milk Tea ($4.25), Mango Sago (price unknown), & Apple Cider Vinegar Green Tea (price unknown) The two appetizers arrived first. Both were excellent! The popcorn chicken was made with white meat and garnished with raw garlic chucks and fried basil. It was moist, crispy, and flavorful. The same could be said about the fried calamari. The squid rings were fried to perfection and were just as delicious as the popcorn chicken. I had the tonkatsu ramen and it exceeded my expectations. The ramen was nicely presented. It was topped with three slices of chashu, some bamboo shoots and corn, a halved egg, two pieces of nori, and sliced scallions. The milky white broth was mild but flavorful. Noodles were cooked well and had a nice chewiness in them. Chashu slices were delicious. They had a nice fat/meat ratio and were charred slightly before service. The egg was done nicely as well. The center was creamy. I asked the others about what they thought of the food. They all replied positively. As for the drinks, my 3G milk tea was pretty good. Bobas were cooked well but the tea taste was a bit weaker than the one at the Oakland i-Tea. It's possible that my taste buds were off since I just got over a cold. The friend who ordered the apple cider vinegar green tea said her drink was awful. Service was okay. Nothing extraordinary to report. My first experience with this i-Tea was a good one. It satisfied our cravings of bubble tea and ramen all at the same time. I will go back again for sure. BONUS MATERIAL: - Small private parking lot on site. - Major credit cards accepted. - Ramen served from 11am-3pm & 6pm-15 minutes prior to closing. read more
6 years ago
Came by for the very first time with a friend. It took workers a bit to decide who was going to take our order. I got the C10 reg sugar no ice. It was ok but it tasted like there was too much syrup in it. read more
5 years ago
3 years ago
Wanted some small late night snacks and drinks, thought about iTea. They have the tempura that I like which is hard to find nowadays! Ordered via their app and order was ready before the estimated time when we arrived. Snacks and drinks are all pretty good! read more
4 years ago
That basil popcorn chicken makes me do a dance after every single bite. The flavor is amazing. The chicken is clean and fried perfectly. The chunks of garlic are delicious little nuggets that you will struggle to skewer only to eventually feel the thrill of victory. The taro milk tea is bomb af as well. I love the taro chunks, reminds me of soggy cookies! read more
There was a lot of people here on a Sunday around 1:30pm and the menu was on the left side of the wall. I think the menu could be placed in a better position but that was just me. I ordered the C2 Hokkaido Milk Tea ($4.25) which took a few minutes to make. The Hokkaido Milk Tea tasted like other iTea places and wasn't too sweet. There was no seats available but I took the drink for the road back to San Jose. I wouldn't mind coming back here if I was in the area and wanted iTea instead of the other milk tea places. read more
8 years ago
This iTea in Milpitas was super crowded on a Wednesday afternoon. Where were all these people coming from? Lines moved quickly. I ordered a mango slush for $3.95 and added boba for 50 cents more. 30% sugar. This drink does not have dairy. Most people got their orders to go. It only took a few minutes for the drink to arrive. It has real mango bits in it. Strong mango flavor. Texture was very smooth. No ice crystals. 30% sweetness felt slightly too sweet. The boba usually has some sugar in it, so maybe I'll try the 0% sweetness next time. Bobas were chewy and cooked well. Bathroom was slightly ghetto. Other than that, we would come back here. read more
11 years ago
I was impressed with a new drink: Hokkaido milk tea with pudding and tapioca! It tasted uniquely refreshing and takes a spin on milk tea! Food adventures enlightenment when I sipped on this drink! I'm surprised that this boba shop serves up ramen as well. I got their popcorn chicken and it was tasty with the chopped garlic! Chicken wings and Takoyaki offered up? Yum! It's a snack haven here with so many delectables as selections! read more
Since I was in town, I've decided to look for i-Tea. In Sacramento, we the same establishment that just opened not so long ago. To my surprise, it was packed in Milpitas. It was approximately 3pm on Friday. I assume kids were out of school and their parents dropped in for refreshments. It's still a great establishment. Honestly, it was difficult to write a review on the environment because it was literally packed with people. Each chair was occupied and additional people were standing against walls waiting for their order. Also the line to the cashier was extended outside to the sidewalk. The cashier was still extremely nice anyway. She didn't ask for my phone number to input my rewards. Oh well. I ordered a Rose Milk Tea with Boba & lychee. Delicious. I'll try again but maybe during not during after school hours. read more
10 years ago
DRINKS: This review deserves an update after a year. I've been here many times over the past year, and continue to crave their signature milk tea that comes in the short chunky cup. I recently tried their roselle green tea, but it's too fragrant for me like I'm drinking perfume. First couple sips were refreshing, but then the jasminey taste gets to be too much. I'm on a green tea kick lately so I will try their other green tea variations throughout this year. I still stick to my 30% sweetness and ice levels. Five star digital screen allows you to touch screen enter your phone number for a free drink after 9 rewards. Much better than having to carry around their previous stamp card! But you can bring in your old card, and they will add the points to your five star account. FOOD: I'm a fan of their gyoza. Recently tried their ramen, which is dine in only and NOT served between 3pm-6pm! Probably because of the high school kids rush. They have miso, tonkatsu, and curry ramen. I liked the miso so far. The tonkatsu was more milky if you prefer a milky broth. Haven't tried the curry. Their popcorn chicken is not served with any sauce. Maybe they should hand out number stands for people who order in because now they ask you where you are going to sit. I feel bad sometimes they have to call people's numbers again and again because people aren't paying attention. OVERALL I like the feel of the inside. It's not teeny bopper like some tea places. For the long lines sometimes, it moves pretty fast. I haven't seen any prescription meds behind the counter since my first review so that's a plus. Parking lot is still small out front, but there's more parking to the right. read more
Solid milk tea shop with good appetizers. My friends and I split curly fries and fried chicken, and both were flavorful, freshly fried, and scrumptious. I ordered the Panda milk tea with 30% sugar and 50% ice. It had both black and honey tapioca pearls, which were a treat. The tea flavor definitely comes through, which puts this place above many others where I can barely taste the tea in the milk tea. There is a variety of seating arrangements, but the shop is still pretty small and gets crowded into the evening time. read more
This is my new fav tea spot! I came here 4 days in a row since I found out they existed. It was pretty busy with long lines though. I tried.. Roasted Oolong Tea Krema with egg pudding -extra sugar, 75% ice Rose Milk Tea -extra sugar, 75% ice Fried Tofu with takoyaki sauce + mayo -$6.50 Curly Fries with takoyaki sauce + mayo -$5.50 Takoyaki -$6.50 (so good! crispy shell with super soft filling and nice chunks of octopus) The snacks were a little steep but I'd recommend getting the takoyaki and tofu. Curly fries were pretty average. Teas were great! I like my teas super sweet so I loved that I can actually add EXTRA sugar. You can adjust the sugar and ice for your tea. read more
I've had my eye on coming here ever since I started working nearby and saw that a boba place was finally going to open... and so close to work! (Besides Quickly... meh) Hidden in the plaza where Mikonos Grill and Yogurtland are on Calaveras is i-Tea, a one-stop shop for milk tea, snacks, and ramen! When it did open, I made sure to come here during my lunch to at least try. However, I found out the hard way that i-Tea does not open until noon (whereas I started lunch at 11.... BOOO) Attempt number 2 to come here, I was able to try their tonkatsu ramen as well as their Hokkaido milk tea. Their ramen may not be as good as Orenchi's, but it was up there as far as chewiness and flavor - I ate the whole damn bowl... soup and all. The tea was also good, and since I ordered it 50% sweet I could still taste the tea flavor without the sugar overpowering it. Afterwards, I made it a mission to try and take my lunches later so I could get first dibs in line at i-Tea. So far, I have been able to try their curly fries (drizzled with takoyaki sauce and Japanese mayo! Yum!), popcorn chicken (some of the biggest and juiciest pieces I've seen at a tea place!), and several other milk teas. Highly recommend coming here, even if just to try and compare with big shots like Gong Cha or Sharetea. You might just find that i-Tea tastes better than them! read more
11 years ago
It was like 100 degrees today (actually), so friends and I went out to try to stay cool by getting some drinks. Everyone liked their drinks and felt refreshed! All of them were under 5 bucks and you get a large cup, so the price is about right. I got the Mango slush and it was just how I expected and the bits of mango they put in there are really sweet and tasty. We also got the popcorn chicken (like 5.50) and it was totally flavorful and worth it (even though they don't have sauces here, or we didn't see any). Then we smelled the ramen (which they don't serve from 3-6pm) and decided to share a Tonkotsu bowl. For a place that isn't hyped or known for ramen, I was pretty impressed because it was pretty good and 10 bucks! Overall pretty surprised with how good and affordable everything was, enjoyed the environment (they have lots of seating and people move in and out pretty quickly), and definitely would come back again. read more
Boba AND ramen?!? I have found my sanctuary. First time I came here, I was feeling super Asian and ordered the milk tea with soft tofu and red bean. It reminded me of soft tofu pudding, but in a drinkable form. Like with most boba places, you can specify the sugar and ice levels. Second time I came here, I decided to go for the more refreshing guava fruit tea with lychee jelly. I also noticed a lot of people ordering the ramen (always a good sign) and as a ramen lover, I decided to order the traditional tonkotsu ramen, which comes with seaweed, pork belly, corn, bamboo, and a soft-boiled egg. Broth was light in flavor, not too oily, and clean tasting. Ramen noodles were not too firm and not too soggy. The soft boiled eggs were somewhere between soft-boiled and hard-boiled (note to self: eat first). The bamboo reminded me of the canned stuff, but I ate it all anyways. This place is about a 30-40 minute drive from my place, so it's quite a drive (perhaps that's a good thing). However, it's located right off of I-680 and I'm often venturing down to South Bay area, so I foresee many stops in the future. Until next time! read more
5 years ago
9 years ago
ITea Doraku is located in Milpitas. I was on my way to Ouchii's brick and mortar location when I needed a drink. I decided to make a pit stop at iTea Doraku. The place was busy with the lunchtime crowd -- lots of drinks and Ramen being served at tables. After a short wait, the friendly staff took my order of Pomelo Green Tea with Aloe Vera. After a short wait, I got my drink, which was tasty and refreshing. If I'm thirsty and in Milpitas, this place is a good choice. read more
10 years ago
For our first time here we tried their Light Ebi Ramen and Takoyaki. The ramen was decent and the takoyaki was good but not the best. We'll just stick to only drinks from now on. The Hokkaido Milk Tea with pudding and pearls taste like coffee. At 30% sweetness and ice is just perfect. I would request for less pearls because you'll be done with your drink and have most of the pearls at the bottom. So many drinks to choose from and about 4 locations that I know about. Small location and fills up quick. i-Tea shares parking with a few other stores in the same area. So parking may be an issue. read more
11 years ago
Slightly above average. I-tea has an abundance of drink options, so there's something for everyone. Prices are also fairly average, around the $4-5 range. I always get the panda milk tea here. Although both the black & white pearls are perfect in consistency, their milk tea base is too weak and watery. read more
I'm usually not a fan of popcorn chicken, but this place got me hooked on! Their popcorn chicken is really crisp and moist, just the way I like it. This is the SPOT to go, also their pearls drinks are not bad. Their milk tea were pretty good. I got their signature milk tea w/ boba. The pearls were a bit hard, but it was still good. My boyfriend got their taro milk tea, it was good too. Their milk tea is fair price and they give a descent amount of pearls. This place is quite small, but still good for small groups of 3-4 people. Limited amount of tables, but most people come here and buy to go. They also have ramen which is awesome!! But I didn't get the chance to try it, maybe next time when I come back. Looking at other people reviews, their ramen is pretty good. Overall, this place is a gem. I got here around 5pm and it was pretty packed. I wonder how busy it is during the night, but yeah... go and try this place out! It's a MUST. read more
This is my go to boba spot in Milpitas. Great boba place located off Calaveras near 680 exit, right near to Yogurtland. The boba has a nice texture and chew to it, like a good boba should be. They offer a good variety of drink flavors and toppings such as boba, pudding, sago and jelly. Actually, I find that they have the most varied drink options compared to a lot of other milk tea places. They have mango sago which is this delicious concoction of mango chunks and sago in it. Normally, if I don't get a Hokkaido milk tea, I like to get the Jade Iced Lemon Tea which I find super refreshing! You are able to customize the sweetness level and ice level for your drink so it is nice option to have. They have the most delicious popcorn chicken around! I almost get it every time I'm there. It's sorda like Chinese chicken nuggets that is super flavorful and moist. It's garlicky, savory and the batter is super light. Yuuuuuummm!!! They also offer takoyaki and ramen which I have both tried. The ramen is only served during certain times of the day. Lines can get long but they do crank out the drinks fairly quickly. There's a decent amount of seating if you want dine in. Go give it a try if you are in the area! read more
This is the longest wait I had to endure for one cup of boba tea and takoyaki ($6.50). 30 minutes of patiently waiting for time to pass by was making me worried if i made the right choice. Panna cotta (sp) mango milk with boba pearls ($4.50). I eagerly glance at my receipt every number that's called out ..209 ! They called out yet again and my dismay is apparent as I looked at my number "224". Thank God I was able to grab a seat while awaiting for my food. Then they call my number and served me a box of smoking hot takoyaki balls with fish shavings and several drizzled sauce. Taste wise, I had better one that was cheaper too. there was only one small chopped octopus on each ball and just flour and whatever it is in there. I would not order it again. About 10 more minutes and my drink came out. I took a sip and just like the rat movie (ratatouille) I had sparks coming out in my mind. Yes it was mind blowingly good! It was perfectly made with 50 percent sugar and no ice. Loved their concept of asking each customer on customizing the sugar and ice level of each drink. I loved it so much that I had to stop myself from finishing it all up and bringing it home with me so I can savor it slowly in my favorite couch. I am not one of those boba royalty, nor a boba girl afficionado or a regular boba drinker but since coming to I-tea I think it would make a regular out of me if they keep these drinks coming! read more
5 years ago
8 years ago
Very popular boba place in Milpitas with a good variety of snack and food options. Been going here at least once every month since it opened. This latest trip we ordered the tonkotsu ramen, beef don, and curry chicken stake don. All were good and were happily enjoyed. tonkotsu ramen: noodles had good chewiness while broth was more creamier than other ramen places. 3.5/5 Beef don: slightly sweet and savory beef and onions topped over a bed of rice, good amount of beef in the bowl. 4/5 Curry chicken stake don: nice crunchy batter, chicken was juicy, curry sauce was good. 4/5 Lots of selections to choose from for the drinks and you can customized sweetness and ice levels to your liking. read more
I think I found a new go-to tea place. Word to those who aren't local -- your GPS won't do that great of a job of finding this place. While the address says it's on Calaveras, the only way to can really enter this plaza is through Hillview Drive. If you are local, just go to where Yogurtland and Mikonos are, and i-Tea is right in between. That aside, this place is awesome. If you frequent places like T-Pumps or Chatime, you'll be right at home here. When ordering boba, you have to choose and ice or sweetness percentage, so how cold it is and how sweet it is is really up to you. You have a wealth of choices from bubble, milk, and jasmine tea, and they're in between Japanese and Taiwanese-style in flavor. As far as food goes, I've had the takoyaki, which is nothing special, but what's surprising here is they have ramen--both miso and soy-based. I got the soy tonkatsu which was actually pretty good. The broth wasn't piping hot, but that was okay considering I wasn't trying to get super hot soup. The noodles aren't housemade, but that wasn't really an issue either. I'd actually rather go here than to Santouka, and ramen isn't even this eatery's specialty. It's pretty damn good though. Hopefully this place survives the sudden onslaught of teahouse and ramen house businesses, because this place is awesome. Fantastic service too. read more
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760 E Calaveras Blvd
Milpitas, CA 95035
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Will i-tea be open during its normal business hours today, christmas eve?
Can you order over the phone?
Yes, very rarely. No, most of the time. I called 5 different times and they picked up once. They only have one cashier when it's packed. And no one picks up phone calls when the cashier is helping customers. It would be great if they have an online…
Do they do ramen to go?
Nope, there's a sign that says that ramen is only for dine-in
Do they serve their ramen anytime?
They have a sign that gives hours for their ramen but I've been there pretty late and still had ramen
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