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Tried the peach oolong milk tea and the jasmine milk tea. The jasmine was fragrant and sweetness level was good. The peach oolong was a little weak in flavor and tasted a watered down so I'd probably try something else next time. Service was quick!
On my endless NorCal journey to sample as many boba chains that exist there and not in SoCal, my next stop was MoonTea. MoonTea is a franchise specializing in traditional Hunan flavors. I saw the art on the cups, the way it's set up, and the tiny 3 flute straw things and I knew this was gonna be in the same leagues as Chahalo, Chagee, or Molly tea, and IT IS. Love the fragrant, strongly flavored milk teas from Chinese franchises. They slap in a way that other places simply do not. They have order kiosks right when you enter or what I notice is that a lot of people order for pick up and there's a pick up shelf ready for you. I guess they have a place for free umbrellas for rainy days and you can use it and then return it later (sadly no way any one would really do this or would it work in the society that we live in but it's a kind gesture). There's some outdoor seating and plenty of parking in the structure it's attached to. Color theming with the white, blue and red is nice and refreshing since it's not super American looking haha. You can see the tea leaves that they use there too. There's a separate pick up for food and the art for their cups is quite nice and aesthetically pleasing. Perfect for pictures. For our order, we got the: 1) Sea Salt Green Milk tea: -My boyfriend got his drink at 0% sweetness as he usually does. -It's their premium green tea mixed with a hint of sea salt. Salted milk teas are on the rise in trendiness and popularity since I've seen it being offered at a lot of these Chinese franchises. Glad it's catching on since it's a nice mix of subtly sweet and salty flavor. 2) Gardenia Milk Tea With Fresh Pomelo Pulp: -This is a gardenia tea blended with milk and fresh pomelo pulp. -I got this less ice and at the recommended 50% sweetness. -This was the most unique sounding drink on the menu at a glance, so I ordered it immediately. You don't usually see milk drinks mixed with actual real citrus fruit (acid and base mixes can cause curdling, but this wasn't the case!). -Delicious mix of flavors from the subtle floral gardenias, milk tea, and the slight tartness and popping juice texture of the pomelo. A must try at least once. 3) Spicy Fried Sausage: -It's a skewer of Chinese sausage. -Super seasoned with the spices and cumin and such. It actually has quite a spicy kick to it, so if you're sensitive to spicy foods, this may not be for you (I'm talking about not being able to handle Hot Cheetos level). -Delicious but a bit messy, I'd get this again. Would definitely stop by here again. Or better yet, open one of these in SoCal in the 626.
If you're a fan of floral tea like molly tea, you'll need to try moontea. I'll preface this review with the fact that I get 0% sugar for all my drinks so tea flavor, milk quality, and freshness will be most important to me (less so how flavors blend). That's why I can say MoonTea has higher quality floral tea than most other options in the bay area. They also offer season drinks with fun toppings like glutinous rice, pomelo, etc. My favorite drink is the jasmine milk tea! This parking situation is okay. There's parking in the garage and next to it. Make sure to read the signs before parking.
Got the Lychee Milk Tea. It has a nice lychee fragrance and tastes good. Was going to get the Ceylon Lemon Tea and guess they ran out of lemon and all lemon tea products were removed from the menu.
I ordered the Ya Shi Xiang Lemon Tea. It came out within 5 minutes. It tastes a bit sweet and like natural lemon. The tea taste is very unique. I've never had tea like this before. The shop is small. There are seats to sit outside. The parking lot is really small so go during non-peak hours. I recommend this place if you want to try unique teas!
Very extensive menu with lots of options to choose from. The tea itself is tasty and flavorful--strong but not overwhelming. I especially love the hickory topping; it reminds me of a Häagen-Dazs bar and adds a really nice crunch that holds up well even when mixed into the drink.
Tried MoonTea for the first time and got the Jasmine Milk Tea ($6.25) and Peach Oolong Milk Tea ($5.95). In comparison to many other tea shops in the South Bay, MoonTea is very reasonably priced. Both drinks had really nice strong tea taste but the Jasmine Milk Tea was my favorite and the one that I will come back for. The Jasmine Milk Tea had a distinct floral taste and was perfect at 70% sweet. The drinks come in super aesthetic cups and are so pretty I wanted to keep them even after finishing my drink haha. In all honesty, I think the Jasmine Milk Tea is comparable to Molly Tea's premium jasmine milk tea but MoonTea's parking is way better, the store itself is much less crowded, and there is barely any wait at this location. Service is fast and efficient - I got my drink within five minutes of ordering. The store itself is quite small with some outdoor seating available.
I am not much of a bubble tea aficionado, but I know my tea. As far as tea goes, I can attest that they use good tea, and its brewed right. Meaning, they know how to handle tea, and not boil it to death. The oolong was fragrant, good body, and with minimal tannins. Probably softened by the milk. Overall, a good balance between the 2. And or course, fast service and super cute cups.
I went after work and got their lychee milk tea and Xiangxi hot and sour rice noodles. There was only outdoor seatings and it's pretty spacious inside. The service was fast and I got my order about 5-10 minutes after ordering at the kiosk. The noodles was ok, I chose regular spicy and vinegar but I think I can do extra. It's spicy but not too bad and there's a subtle sour taste. There's also minced meat on top. The lychee milk tea was decent and has a strong lychee flavor.
Throughly enjoyed the tea here at Moon Tea. If you follow their sweetness recommendations you are able to taste the tea flavor well with whatever other pairing. I got the peach oolong and was impressed that both flavors were not overpowering each other and complemented well. Even while it was busy, it did not take long for the team members to serve the drinks. They also have a nice outdoor seating area. No indoor seating here so this place is better for a takeout or nice seat in their outdoor seating area. Also be careful about parking at peak times, parking lot is fairly small. Would come back though to try more menu items!
Very delicious and authentic tea flavors! The prices are very fair for the Bay Area and the drinks come out very fast. I ordered the Ceylon milk tea and it was great! No indoor seating but they do have some outdoor seating. I would definitely come back!
I ordered the jasmine milk tea, and the flavor was very similar to Molly Tea--fragrant, smooth, and super refreshing. What really blew my mind, though, was the stinky tofu. It tasted just like what I had in China--authentic and full of flavor. The tofu was perfectly crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside, with a serious level of spice, so definitely something to watch out for if you're not great with spicy food. They even added Korean pickles on top, which was unexpected but such a crunchy, delicious combo. The staff were friendly, and the store itself was very clean and welcoming. Would definitely come back!
So many new tea spots have arrived to the Bay Area! I really liked the jasmine tea with boba here, and the tea itself has a strong floral flavor. Like Molly Tea, there are options to add whipped cream to your drink, with nuts on top. The Da Hong Pao tea was ok, and the flavor wasn't as strong as the jasmine tea. The jasmine tea tastes very similar to HeyTea.
3 years ago
I'm impressed by the strong tea flavor here, it's just how I like it! The service was quick, and there was no line when I arrived. The establishment looked clean and well-maintained, and I particularly enjoyed the design on the cups. Order the Da Hong Pao Milk tea if you like oolong tea with a slight twist! read more
Yummy authentic Chinese tea place! My friend and I have tried the Osmanthus Milk Tea, Peach Oolong Milk Tea, and Da Hong Pao Milk Tea. The tea is super smooth and we enjoyed the lightness of it. You know this place is legit because even my mom liked it! read more
Strong and authentic tea flavor, good portion size and pricing, and very aesthetic! Moon Tea (花月初茶) is one of the best boba shops I've found in the bay area. DRINKS [5/5] ------------------ + Sea Salt Green Milk Tea (5/5) The jasmine tea by itself is very delicious but the sea salt really seals the deal! What a delicious balance of sweet and salty! I usually get this at 50% (slightly sweet) or 75% (more sweet) with whole milk. I think it's a great milky drink that still allows you to taste the flavor of the tea, and is unique because of the sea salt! I've ordered this 5+ times and it is consistently good! + Osmanthus Oolong (4.5/5) I ordered this once to try something new and was pretty pleased! It is floral and not too sweet. I didn't like it as much as the sea salt tea and wished it had more osmanthus flavor, but it is still very delicious. read more
I heard about this place from many of my friends and colleagues and decided to try it while I'm in the area. 1. Make sure to order ahead! I'm glad I did the order ahead through door dash, or else I would have to wait 30-40 minutes in line (2pm on a Saturday). However, online order did not give me an order number so it was inconvenient for me to know when the order was ready to pick up. 3/5 stars for order ahead system. 2. Parking- TERRIBLE! There is a parking garage right next to the store but it was always packed. I was lucky to get one spot right when a car backing out. While sitting in my car waiting for my order to be ready, I saw many cars keep passing by desperately looking for a parking spot. To worsen the situation, there were cars parking with emergency light on the road with no owner in cars, blocking the in and out traffic. 3. Service - just so so. There was a big bill board with order numbers to let customers know the order status. However, I ordered through door dash pick up so that bill board was not helpful for me. Also, I noticed that the numbers did not change for quite a long time, it must have been frozen/inactivated. Servers did not call out your orders but instead leaving them on the counter and hoped that someone would pick them up. I had to approach them and ask for my order, it turned out two of my drinks were ready for a while. 4. Drink: NO BOBA or toppings option Their menu was mostly in Chinese so I did not took a close look to see if they offered boba or any topping. But when I ordered ahead, there was no option for boba. I think they do not have toppings as they did not seem to have the big straws for boba. I ordered Da Hong Pao milk tea with 25% sweet. It was really good with strong taste of fresh tea. 5. Store front and decoration: no inside seatings They have some tables outdoor but no inside seats. I figure that was right as no one would like to sit inside with a big group of people waiting in line to get their orders. read more
1 year ago
New tea place just hit the town! There's great selection of teas: fruity, florals, etc. You can choose your tea based on the caffeine level as well. And there's a special section with teas topped with whipped cream. Don't expect toppings as this is a tea shop (both hot and cold teas) and not a boba shop. I got the Ceylon Milk Tea and was satisfied with my order. It was very fragrant! There was a line when I went which was expected for a Friday night, though my order came out rather quickly. Not too much seating for a Friday night but I can imagine it'll be plenty on regular days! read more
Line gets pretty long on weekends but moves relatively fast. I went on a Saturday in the afternoon and ended up waiting 15 minutes in line and only a few minutes to pick up my drink! I tried their jasmine, dahong pao, and osmanthus milk tea. I adjusted the sweetness of both drinks to 50%. Their jasmine and dahong pao milk teas were very fragrant and had a strong tea flavor. The osmanthus was less fragrant than the other drinks I got and the whipped cream and pistachio was a nice touch. Note they don't have any toppings/ add ons to the drinks but you can choose to add cheese foam or switch to lactose free milk. read more
2 years ago
Moon Tea is an authentic Chinese tea place with delicious Hunan street food. Starting with drinks, I got the Da Hong Pao Milk Tea which had a STRONG tea flavor with 50% sugar. Though it had a really strong tea flavor it was still pretty creamy as it was a milk tea that had delicious sweet whipped cream on top. The salted pistachios complemented the sweet whipped cream perfectly. It was a delicious beverage and a nice alternative to the typical overly sweet tea with pearls. I also got the Changsha Fried Sausage and that was some QUALITY meat. It was on a stick and it had been fried so it had some crispiness to it, but it was mostly really fatty and savory. OVERALL, Moon Tea was a nice alternative to typical tea and boba joints which had little to no tea flavor in their beverages and were overly sweet. Moon Tea finished orders very fast but the one Dow for me was that the prices were exorbitant. Just a drink and a tiny piece of sausage became $13 with tip which is a little much in my opinion. Overall, if you want a change of in your typical tea joints then Moon Tea is the place to try with a prime location on El Camino Real! read more
I was surprised to see a long line here! Never knew that it had so much popularity. I passed by this shop several times, and finally decided to stop by on a very busy Monday afternoon. After waiting about 20 minutes in line, our drinks were ready almost right away! Super quick service. The tea quality here was really impressive! I got the Jasmine Milk Tea, which was fragrant and milky. 75% sweetness was perfect for me. The drink was floral and the pitaya/figs whipped cream added some subtle flavors to the mix. Very unique. My only bummer was the fact that I didn't get the pretty "Instagram-able" cup... but the clear one I got allowed me to really see the presentation of the tea and homemade whipped cream I suppose. read more
3 years ago
Cute milktea spot, no chairs only a long table. Very Chinese mainland. A large variety of drinks. And a couple treats. Sea salt green milktea: 75% sweet with less ice 8/10. Perfect amount of sweet and creamy. Stinky tofu: after you get pass the smell and take a bite, it isn't so bad but I don't think it's something I'd get again. 4/10 Spicy sausage: delicious! The spice is there! Chinese style sausage where it's more on the sweeter side. Cold noodle: good to try but I like my noddles warm. 6/10 Definitely would come back to try more drinks and get another spicy sausage Extra points for the cute packaging read more
Long lines out the door on weekends but it moves fairly quickly. How is that possible you ask? Because they do not offer any toppings (boba) or customization other than sweetness and choice of milk! Although I was shocked, I wasn't upset with no toppings... (it's less calories after all, hehe) I've ordered the Peach Oolong Milk Tea multiple times with Lactose Milk and it has been consistent every single time. The Peach Oolong is super fragrant and it makes for a refreshing drink. In fact, it's their top/most popular drink. I have also tried the Jasmine Milk Tea which surprisingly has made it to my top ranked favorite jasmine tea list! The shop is fairly spacious but does not offer seating which is a bummer. Everyone stands awkwardly waiting for their drinks. I feel like they could liven up the joint a bit. All in all, it's close to my parents house and I like that I don't have to drive to Cupertino for some decent boba. Cheers! read more
For the true milk tea aficionados who relish a robust tea essence, Moontea is sure to exceed your expectations. Situated at a corner in Sunnyvale, the area exudes safety, cleanliness, and tranquility. I visited on a Saturday around 4pm, encountering a brief 10-minute wait in line. The self-order system and straightforward menu selection made the process a breeze. Interestingly, there are no additional toppings like boba or lychee jelly to choose from. Instead, opting for one of their signature drinks with whipped cream and nuts is the way to go. The beverage exudes freshness, with the tea's flavor enveloping every sip, a quality I greatly appreciate. Moreover, the sweetness level is just right (I opted for 75%) and has never failed to captivate my palate. The cups are adorned with unique and intricate Chinese patterns featuring lotuses, girls, and more. This distinctive touch adds to my fondness for this place. The efficiency in crafting drinks and the spotless environment further solidify my loyalty to Moontea. I'll definitely be a returning patron. One thing I wish they can have an open mouth cap for whipped cream drink, so it's easy for the customers to get the whipped cream. read more
Drinks (5/5) I got the Camellia Milk Tea because I'm a sucker for floral teas. This was light, floral, and delicious. They go lighter on the sweetness level so keep that in mind. Price (4/5) Pretty normal prices for boba. Wait Time (5/5) Came on a Saturday evening and there was no wait. Ambiance (3/5) Very white inside? Like oddly bright. No seating inside, there are a couple tables with umbrellas outside. This is more of a grab and go place. Service (5/5) Staff were friendly, no concerns. Parking/Access (5/5) There's a parking lot accessible via El Camino Real and the side street. I would come back if I was in the area and wanted a grab-and-go boba drink. I personally wouldn't bring friends to sit and sip here because it's not my vibe. Curious about the food options! read more
Been seeing lines out the door here since they opened and finally got to try it out recently! What really drew me and my boyfriend in was their Changsha stinky tofu; my boyfriend's family is originally from that area so he was eager to see how the stinky tofu here stacks up. While the wait may look long, the line actually moves pretty quickly. You order at a self serve kiosk right by the door and then our food came out in a little over 5 minutes! Keep in mind that their drinks and food come out at two different counters, and any food items will be at the small counter to the left of the main drinks counter. We tried both the Changsha stinky tofu and the new Changsha spicy sausage. This was my first time trying stinky tofu and I honestly enjoyed it way more than I was expecting; the aroma is a bit off-putting but the flavors were fantastic (plus my boyfriend loved it too!). While the stinky tofu was a bit spicy, it was nothing compared to the spice level of the spicy sausage... It was absolutely delicious but wayyy too spicy for me so I would probably opt for the normal fried sausage next time. read more
3 years ago
Decided to try this place out since I always passed by. Ordered the gardenia coconut tea and the peach tea, both very good. Very light and settle. Didn't realize they didn't have toppings like boba here but makes sense since I feel they focus more on their tea here. They have a kiosk where you order from and then they call your number. They also have a separate window for their food orders I believe. Lots of parking. read more
3 years ago
4.5 STARS *Wakes up* "Today, I'm craving something foul...something that smells like sweaty gym socks after running a marathon in dumpster juice." Said, no one ever unless stink is your kink. Exceptions: stinky tofu and durian. I know the smell can be repulsive but don't hate on either unless you've tried it (doesn't taste the way it smells). I mean, some cheeses reek like rotting garbage and it doesn't get as much shade. The South Bay has hella boba shops so what makes MoonTea stand out? Changsha Stinky Tofu! It's rare to see black stinky tofu in the bay so I had to try it. I think there's only one other place that serves it, Hometown Kitchen in Milpitas but I could be wrong. MoonTea is open for takeout and limited dine-in. O R D E R I N G One kiosk for contactless ordering. No phone or online orders at this time. Don't be too deterred by the line. Got there right when they opened at 11 am and there were 8-9 people in front of us...I was out by 11:15 am with drink + stinky tofu in hand. M E N U There's only 14 drinks on the menu and three series: Milk Foam Tea, Whipped Cream Style, and Seasonal Specials. Prices: $5.75-$6.95; iced coffee: $3.75. Lactose-free milk available for +25 cents. Sweetness: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%. Toppings: No boba or any kind of jellies. Not sure if it will be added in the future? Snacks: Changsha Stinky Tofu and Changsha Sausage D R I N K * Da Hong Pao Milk Tea, 50% sweet ($5.75) --Sub lactose-free milk (+25 cents) Solid milk tea - good earthy + subtle fruity tea flavor (no bitterness) with a creamy mouthfeel and light sweetness. I like strong tea flavor and for being noted as having the highest tea concentration on the menu, I think it could have been a bit stronger. Tho, it's stronger than the norm as I find many places tend to have weak oolong tea flavor. S N A C K * Changsha Stinky Tofu (5 pc - $6.99): https://tinyurl.com/mrt7e4m2 Changsha Stinky Tofu is different from their more commonly found Taiwanese cousin because of the distinctive jet black color. This stinky tofu is brined in a fermented black bean mixture before frying and topped with chili sauce, minced garlic, preserved radish, and cilantro. (Fun fact: There's a resto in Changsha, China that has a 65+ year old brine. Prolly can smell that funk from a mile away!) The result? A delicious medley of textures and flavors - crispy soft with a slight crackling skin, savory, mildly spicy, a touch sour with a fresh crunch from the cilantro. Not too pungent which is a plus or minus depending on how hardcore you are. For a Hunan snack, it could have been spicier but it was SO good! I like it a lot better than Taiwanese stinky tofu. And, even my friend who doesn't like stinky tofu, went back for several more bites. The chili sauce, garlic, and preserved radish helped temper the funk so IMO, the Changsha style is a good gateway to stinky tofu. S E R V I C E Staff is super efficient! Once your order is placed, drinks are ready in several minutes and snacks are ready in less than 5 minutes. Impressive for a new business. A M B I A N C E Small casual shop with one table inside and two benches. Their eye-catching donghua inspired (Chinese anime) cups on the counter take centerstage. There's three shaded picnic tables outside. P A R K I N G Easy parking in the lot and garage. Overall, delicious Changsha Stinky Tofu and solid Da Hong Pao Milk Tea. Both aren't the easiest to find. 4.5 stars rounded up for the fast service! read more
3.5 stars but rounding up to 4. A milk tea spot that doesn't serve boba!? MoonTea was good, I can tell they put a really strong emphasis on the flavors of the tea rather than the toppings, flavorings, or add ons. They don't serve any toppings or fruit flavored teas, they specialize in only milk tea drinks. We ordered the da hong pao tea because it had the strongest rating of tea concentration according to their menu. We were looking for something with a super strong tea flavor but it was just okay - it tasted as if it was just as strong as the Ceylon milk tea. The whipped cream on top was good, it was creamy and added a nice addition to the drink. I also liked the slight crunch of the nuts on top. read more
2 years ago
Jasmine milk tea was fragrant and the taste was great. I really liked the stinky tofu as well. The skin was crispy, the flavor was great, and the sauce was delicious. The pickled vegetables also go well with the tofu read more
This is the kind of place you come to enjoy the ~tea~! It's high quality tea, on the less sweet side, without boba. I'd compare it to Chi Cha but perhaps even slightly better and more variety. The Peach Oolong was the right about of tea strength and peach flavor! The line is usually out of the door read more
1 year ago
3.5 stars but rounding up for quality ingredients and to support a local business, even though they don't have any boba toppings aside from cheese foam (I hope this changes in the future). I've seen the MoonTea sign numerous times, and was happy to see they finally opened! They are located in the corner of the Selo of Pastoria apartments. It wasn't busy yet at 12:30pm on a Thursday, and I was in and out in less than 5 minutes. You can order on their touch screen kiosk (there is only one), and I believe you can also order at the cashier. Their menu only had 14 drink options (2 were seasonal specials) and 2 food options (stinky tofu and sausage). I decided to go with a seasonal special, and ended up trying #13: Soy Milk Tea (w/Soy Cheese Foam, $5.95, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=wh7WMAAxVy9UGeX5VmK6FA&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg). I usually order 25% sweetness, but it was barely sweet. I would definitely opt for 50% sweetness the next time around. I liked their smooth and creamy soy cheese foam, and I liked that you could taste the tea but it wasn't bitter. I'll be back to try some of their other drinks (such as the Da Hong Pao milk tea). Both indoor and outdoor seating was available (although they had more covered picnic tables for outdoor seating). Parking was ok to find at the time in the lot behind MoonTea. read more
I tried their da hong pao milk tea at 50% sweet and it was yum. You can taste the tea (not too watery) and it was quite fragrant. It's not too sweet so even 75% would be good. Wish that they would offer other milk alternatives so hope to see that on their future menu. Would come back to try their other drinks. Service was quick, waited about 10 minutes with a few people ahead. The tea shop is located in the corner of an apartment complex so you have to go to the back for parking. read more
2 years ago
Ceylon Milk Tea Judgment: high B+ tea has nice mild darkness without a bitter aftertaste cream is literally just whole milk but nevertheless yummy mix is very easy to sip on and drink due to light creaminess and perfect sweetness unfortunately, no pearls here :c decent size clean and good quality paper cup hard to tell if filled to top but didn't really look like it wasn't hitting the top bit of a wait on but drinks came out quick buuunch of Chinese speaking fobs here every time I go so that's a good sign of authenticity need to come again; four seasons and da hong pao mt have potential $5.75 read more
This is not a boba place at all. The teas are on the ok side. The only toppings that i saw was the creamy foam . Tried the peach oolong tea which tasted a little on the bitter side. The lechyee milk tea was ok but it was very watery. Overall a ok place. The tea was served quick. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
This place offers a simple menu featuring Chinese teas. I love the lychee milk tea and don't mind the absence of tapioca pearls (boba) since I usually skip them anyway. However, the prices are higher than those at other milk tea shops I go to. I'm also a bit disappointed that I didn't receive the pretty cups I've seen on Yelp. read more
I have driven past this place on El Camino multiple times, even before they officially opened and this time, I finally got to try this place! This tea place is connected to some new apartment complex and everything looks very new. There is a small parking lot next to it. There are no indoor seatings but they do have outdoor seating. I ordered through the kisok inside. This place does not do fruit flavored and it is all pure tea, which I like. I ordered the Ceylon Milk Tea w/ Whipped Cream & Pecan ($6.75). The tea was served in a timely manner and the cup design is pretty cool. I like the tea flavor and thought it was unique that they added whipped cream and pecan pieces in the drink, but it's not something I would get on a regular basis. Since whipped cream is added, it gives the tea the milk tea flavor, but I personally prefer tea only so I would just get normal tea next time. The place is a bit overpriced for what it is but so are every other tea place in the bay area LOL read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
Milk tea is good. It's made for 25% less sugar. Not so sweet and tea flavor get stronger and stronger when you drink it toward the end :) Will definitely come back to this place again for milk tea craving read more
6 months ago
2 years ago
What a cute milk tea shop!! I got the Ceylon Milk Tea and it was so good. It was very light and had the perfect balance of sweet!! We ordered at a kiosk and despite the long line, we got our drinks really quick!! read more
Some reviews here equate milk tea shop = boba tea shop, and that's not true. For those that are looking for actual tea flavor and not the syrupy flavored stuff with toppings, this milk tea place is solid. They're very tea forward :) Really creamy and not watered down. Their 100% sweetness is other places' 50-75% sweetness. We ordered Ceylon Milk Tea with Whipped Cream and Loulan Milk Tea. The Loulan tea flavor is stronger. Other places' black teas are usually more floral or earl grey tasting, but I really liked that the taste is purely black tea. It looked like a lot of people were ordering their food - Changsha specialities which were almost all spicy Went on a Saturday evening and we got our drinks within 5 mins. The line at the self-service kiosk got a bit long at one point, and a staff member opened their register to help. There's a standing table against the window and a few tables with seating outside. Highly recommend and will be back! (Please open in Milpitas/Fremont) read more
1 year ago
I've been looking for a good tea place in the south way with a STRONG tea flavor. I got the Da Hong Pao milk tea as that was rated the strongest tea flavor. I was a little disappointed that they don't have any toppings as I think it would really elevate the drink. The tea flavor was pretty strong compared to other places. Their cup sizes are also fairly large which is a plus! The interior is simple with no seating area. read more
3 years ago
There are weekends where I have nothing to do, so I make up a reason to drive to Sunnyvale. Just for Moontea. What I fell in love with is the strong tea flavor without being too bitter. Their foam seems house-made and is a delicious complement when mixed. This creates an aftertaste that is very smooth and robust. I also really liked the crunch/texture of the crushed pistachios and coffee beans. This is the style and quality that you would find from a popular place in mainland China. No tapioca pearls, just superior tea and flavors. My suspicion is that they get their tea imported, which is how they're able to achieve this level of authenticity. Lines can get long but the service is quick. Even the hot food they have is pretty good. The stinky tofu is juicy and delicious and the Spicy Sausage is just as great. Nothing bad to say about Moontea. I just wish they would open one closer to home. That would save me some gas money read more
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513 S Pastoria Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
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Do you offer alternative milk?
They have regular full fat mooJuice or lactose free mooJuice +$0.25 no alternative (so no almond, no soy, no coconut, no oat, etc) yet...
Can you order no sugar for any of the drinks, or is it not recommended?
Hi! Yes, you can order no sugar for most of the drinks but we do recommend you try it with sweetened!
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