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    Partea’s House

    4.5 (19 reviews)
    Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Purple Milk Tea for a change
    Lou C.

    I rarely turn this way to go to Dun Huang Plaza. First time I noticed Partea's House was after a piece of land in front of Hilton Garden Inn got fenced in. I had to stop and look at the sign. Ah, a giant business and residential building is coming soon. When I turned around to get into my car, I saw the name of this boba tea joint changed. I was glad Pressotea got replaced. I came to get something soothing for my tummy after eating fiercely food at Beltway 8 BBQ. I saw Purple Milk Tea sign smiling at me. I asked to replace red beans with aloe vera, low sugar and half ice. The drink came out so delicious. Ube dressed up the cup. I tasted Japanese tea faintly in the background. It was a little pricey for me but it was worth every drop. The restaurant is really clean and inviting. They got some picnic tables outside, great for those enjoying outdoor and accompanied by fur babies. Did someone say karaoke? I'm coming back to check it out.

    Tri D.

    This location is hidden in the Chinatown area & honestly it's not the best spot to have a tea house if you want it popping. It use to be Presotea & now it's Partea's house. The decor was cute, the place was clean & Ann was very knowledgeable, kind & patient because I took forever to pick a drink. Here's what I ordered. * Signature Milk Tea with crème brûlée- Amazing is one word I can describe this drink. Nice balance of sweetness along with the crème brûlée which uplifted the drink. I was told that the brûlée was made in house & I don't doubt it. It was more rich than what I get at other boba spots, just wish they would've gave me more. 4.6/5 * Passion fruit green tea- it was refreshing, it also had a nice tartness from the passion fruit & I definitely tasted the tea as well. 4.5/5 Overall, it was a great experience. This place is a gem & I hope it gets on the map because they deserve it. I appreciate Ann for her hospitality & making the drinks to perfection. Will I come back? Sure will. Tip: they also have karaoke as well, so if you wanna sing your life away. They got it all set up.

    Purple Milktea & Mango Cloud
    Michael N.

    We had a chance to try this milk tea shop this past week! The shop is a bit tucked away from the bustling side of Chinatown, but it's right next to Gerry's Restaurant and very close to the Dun Huang Plaza. We were able to try the Purple Milktea (Ube & red bean) and Mango Cloud (smoothie). The sweetness was great with 50% for the milktea, in my opinion. And the Ube and Red bean were a nice combination as well. My friend liked his mango smoothie too. I'd recommend to try this new boba place! They are still in the soft opening phase, and the owners were very nice and welcoming of any feedbacks!

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    Anj G.

    Solid boba tea spot, modern vines and hospitable service. We had the Demon Black Sugar milk tea, honey lemon green tea and honeydew milk tea. The honey lemon green tea was the best - refreshing and light. The other 2 were a bit sweeter than expected, even at 50% sugar. All in all good spot, but a bit hard to find since it's set back off of Beltway 8 and not easily visible from Bellaire or the highway. Worth trying.

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    Kacy M.

    I came here to try the Purple Milk Tea after seeing it on Instagram. Partea replaced Presotea. It's really cute and clean inside with plenty of seating. The lady at the register was very nice and explained to me what was in it. It was milk, ube drizzled along the side of the cup, and red bean on the bottom. You'd expect with all the purple that it would taste like ube milk but no, just watery milk. I used my straw and scraped the ube off the sides of the cup and tried to stir it into the milk but the flavor was not strong at all. The red bean at the bottom wasn't sweet and was just a little bit. I might come back to try a different drink but this Purple Milk Tea was looks only, no taste. And for $6.50 it's more expensive than other spots for sure.

    F4. Mango Cloud Smoothie E2. Creme Brulee Coffee
    Diane M.

    First time visiting. Came because of the great ratings. Great flavors and value!! I agree!

    A1. Signature Fruit Tea
    Michelle Y.

    The person that helped suggested this tea and it's a good fruit tea with fruit bits floating round to suck up. It's cut in tiny pieces so comes up on the straw perfectly and doesn't get stuck

    Vinny N.

    The signature milk tea is on point, love it. I would definitely coming back for more soon.

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    Good place to get a tea, a smoothie, or a slushie good prices management is really nice they always take care of me

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    Fast service and their passion fruit green tea was delicious! Can't wait to try more!

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    Juicy Box - Mango shaved  ice with vanilla ice cream 
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    Juicy Box

    4.2(610 reviews)
    0.1 mi•Chinatown, Sharpstown
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    Hands down the best hot black sesame soup in Houston--piping hot, rich, and deeply toasted with an…read moreauthentic depth most local spots lack. For something cold, the Mixed Fruit Shaved Ice with Flan is a total must-order. Milky sweet ice combined with fresh fruit, and a rich flan to top it off. Highly recommend H-Town Cantonese dessert spot!

    Food: 4.5/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 2/5 Overall: 4.2 My group got the fresh fruit shaved ice with strawberry ice cream and coconut pudding. The shaved ice itself was really nice and fluffy, with the condensed milk topping being VERY sweet yet not overpowering. The fruit toppings we got, for the most part, were good. The pineapple and cantaloupe were both okay, though I think they both could've been fresher, but the strawberry and mango were both really good and complemented the shaved ice. I also really enjoyed the strawberry ice cream on top. I was a bit skeptical at first, but it added another dimension to the dish. The coconut pudding, though, was quite disappointing, not tasting like much and overall just feeling like a random and unnecessary addition to the otherwise really good dessert. The ambiance here was the main issue. It is a little bit barebones and not very decorated, but that didn't bother me. What did though was the piercing high pitched noise of the electronics, which made it really hard for me to focus, and the flashing lights, which just made me feel really disoriented. Still, this place is a hidden gem in the Dun Huang Plaza compared to everything else around it, and is definitely worth a try!

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    The Bep Teahouse - R4 and it's super refreshing!

    The Bep Teahouse

    4.1(403 reviews)
    0.8 mi•Chinatown, Alief
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    I think this might be my second fav tea shop so far. I really love all of the varieties of drinks…read moreand especially the teas. What stands out about their teas is that they use real pieces of fruits in the tea and it makes it taste refreshing. They also have unique flavors like the magical lychee tea. The jellies that use also had good texture and flavor to them. The inside is very decorated to give you a nice cool trendy up to date vibe but also giving you an Asian inspired elements. The service was good too I have no complaints about that.

    This is absolutely ridiculous! Out of the four drinks I purchased, two of them were filled with an…read morecompletely unreasonable amount of ice--approximately 60% ice in one cup and an astonishing 90% ice in the other. The employee's attitude and customer service were even more unacceptable. I purchased four drinks from this store at the same time. I specifically ordered all four drinks with less sugar and regular ice. However, out of the four drinks, two of them had an absurdly excessive amount of ice. One cup was approximately 60% ice, while the other was even worse, with approximately 90% of the cup filled with ice. I understand that I ordered regular ice, but does that really mean an employee can fill almost the entire cup with ice and leave only a tiny amount of actual drink? Regular ice and an excessive amount of ice are two completely different things. What made me even more angry was the employee's attitude. When I questioned the drink that was approximately 90% ice, the employee did not acknowledge the problem or attempt to resolve it. Instead, the employee argued with me and insisted that I was the one who was wrong. Even more absurdly, the employee told me that if I wanted the excessive amount of ice removed, I would have to pay extra! Are you serious? I ordered a drink with regular ice--not a drink that was 90% ice! Why should I have to pay an additional fee just to have an unreasonable amount of ice removed from a drink that I have already paid for? You are running a beverage shop, not an ice shop! I paid for four drinks, not four cups of ice. Even though I clearly requested regular ice, two out of the four drinks were filled with an unreasonable and ridiculous amount of ice. One cup being approximately 60% ice is already unacceptable, but having another cup that is approximately 90% ice is simply outrageous. The worst part of this experience was not just the excessive amount of ice. It was the fact that the employee refused to handle a reasonable customer complaint appropriately and instead chose to argue with me, making me feel as though I had somehow done something wrong. Customers should not have to argue with employees over something as basic as receiving a reasonable amount of actual beverage in a cup. If a beverage shop cannot even provide a reasonable proportion of the product that customers are paying for, then why should customers be expected to return? This experience was extremely disappointing. I was disappointed not only by the ridiculous amount of ice, but also by the employee's unwillingness to listen to a reasonable concern and the unacceptable attitude toward a paying customer. I came here to buy drinks, not to pay for cups of ice! I will seriously reconsider whether I ever want to visit this store again. Management should take this matter seriously and review both the way drinks are being prepared and the way employees are trained to handle customer concerns. Finally, I ended up returning the drink that was approximately 90% ice. What made the situation even more disturbing was that the employee did not throw the returned drink away. Instead, they put it back into the refrigerator/freezer to be sold to another customer later. That is completely unacceptable and raises serious concerns about how returned beverages are being handled and resold.

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    Mama Mía - Chinatown - Sugar cane with coconut

    Mama Mía - Chinatown

    4.6(282 reviews)
    1.1 mi•Alief
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    So I haven't tried their drinks yet, but I had to leave a review for their pandan coconut waffles…read more I'm obsessed with anything pandan, so when I found out they had them, I had to stop by. This is my third time now, and they've been amazing every time. The waffle is like a perfect mix between a pancake and a waffle. Crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside. It's made fresh and served warm, and the flavor is spot on. It's slightly sweet with that rich coconut and pandan taste that just works. They also have other flavors like durian and taro if you're into trying something different. I'll definitely be back to try the drinks, but honestly, these waffles alone are worth the trip.

    Overall: 4.4/5 Mama…read moreMia sells Vietnamese drinks and snacks and what really stood out to us was their honesty. We were about to buy something when the lady told us not to get it because it wasn't good and they were planning to return it. She even had her staff take it off the shelf right away so no one else would pick it up. That kind of transparency is rare and we really appreciated it. The drinks took a while to come out but they make everything fresh so it was worth the wait. While we waited we checked out their crane machines and played a round. Mama Mia Special (L $9.75): Wow, this was a huge cup packed with fruit. I loved the coconut meat, jelly, and strawberry. The mango bits were not quite ripe so they were a bit sour but everything else made up for it. Matcha Mia (L $8): Yum, delicious and easy to drink. I actually liked this one more than the special since it combines sugarcane and coconut juice and just works really well together. Multi Flavor Waffle ($5.75): Comes with three flavors, pandan, durian, and taro. It was so good. I loved the pandan the most. I am not usually a fan of durian but I tried it and you can really taste it in there. The taro was the most subtle but still really good.

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