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Tea Pulse iced lemon fruit teas have quickly become a favorite of mine, especially on hot days. They have a few flavors: Jasmine, Ceylon, grape, strawberry and now also orange. Jasmine and Ceylon are my favorites. You can adjust the ice and sugar levels. Since it's lemonade it does need a little sugar, 30% is enough though. They have nata egg tarts and now donut croissants too. There are seatings inside. You can order on the kiosks and then wait for your number to be called. Staff were nice. They have multiple locations, two are in Chinatown. Nice place to grab some tea and refresher drinks.
came here on a Sunday at noon and its was typical amount of business. We order two bubble tea and they have the same taste as their other locations. Great for kids as they have a lot of non tea options. Very clean and neat inside. AC at optimal temperature especially it being so hot outside. They gave a us a fake lego character which was nice for free though.
I'm always on the lookout for a good egg tart and found out about Tea Pulse on social media. First impression - wow it's a tall egg tart! I loved the crispiness of the edges, and when you get into the filling, it's very creamy. I don't think the height of it changes the texture much other than having to take a bigger bite to not make a mess. I would come back to enjoy an egg tart! They have some delicious drinks as well!
Yes to Guava Fruit Tea. Fragrant and tasty, though it's guava syrup not fresh guava. No to bizarre marshmallow-topped Cloud Lemon Tart, an unnecessary add-on hiding a rather respectable pasteis de nata. I don't know why people feel the need to give these unnecessary makeovers. This ain't The Devil Wears Prada. Will return for the regular egg tart.
Try: Strawberry Lemon Blast and Egg Tarts! Why: I was craving boba but happened to walk by Teapulse and saw ads of their refreshing drink so tried their Strawberry Lemon Blast Jumbo. And yes, jumbo it was! I ended up saving half for later to drink with my dinner. I got 1/2 sugar and it was sweet enough for me, and I have a sweet tooth. I can taste both strawberry and lemon flavors, and there's actually bits of real strawberry and slices of lemon inside. The egg starts were also good, flakey outside and silky smooth inside. Note: They have 2 kiosk pads you can use for convenience or you can order at counter. I used the kiosk since I didn't know what I wanted at first. They display the delicious egg tarts at counter too, which looks and smells wonderful. Worker was friendly when my order was ready and she offered me a nice takeaway bag for easy carrying since the cup was jumbo sized. They have some seating inside where you can enjoy the egg tarts warm. Overall, delightful snack experience in Chinatown!
One of my favorite places to get lemon teas. You can't go wrong with any of their flavors for the lemon teas. I go through my rotation of Ceylon Lemon or the Grape Lemon. On the menu, "blast" means their original size (which is equivalent to a large cup size) and "jumbo" means JUMBO SIZE. It's seriously so huge, I usually just get that size and share with other people. It's worth it in my opinion. I also love their egg custard tart. It's basically double the size of a regular egg tart from a Chinese bakery. Crust has super thin layers stacked on top and makes it super flaky. Sometimes they have it freshly made and warm, that's the best time to eat it. Otherwise, room temperature is good too, but better warm! Not too sweet.
Walked past the store and got sucked in because I saw their sign for guava tea. Went in on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't busy. I was able to order from the kiosk - original egg tarts, lemon egg tarts, and one pink guava blast. I didn't end up eating the egg tarts right away but had them after I got home at night and they reheated well. The crusts were buttery and flaky. They custard was incredibly smooth and creamy with just the right consistency. I really enjoyed it and particularly liked the lemon one as I liked the hint of citrus which helped balance out the crust's heaviness. The pink guava blast was refreshing, not too sweet (I opted for less sugar) and had a good amount of guava taste with a hint of floral from the jasmine tea. It's also a flavor that's not commonly offered from other bbt spots so it's definitely a reason to return here. Overall, the tea and egg tarts are solid and location is great and convenient.
What a great new boba chain! I came here while waiting for another takeout order and decided on getting their Jasmine milk tea with boba and decided to try their lemon tart. I ordered on the kiosk and it was quick to make the drinks. The tea flavor is very fragrant and the lemon tart is so crispy and flaky. There's a few small tables to sit any enjoy your drinks to catch up with friends. I hope this chain makes it's way up to Boston soon!
Pros: - quick service, sometimes drinks can take long if they're busy Cons: - I get why they don't allow for ice level changes for the jumbo size but, I still like my light ice Comments: - came during soft(?) opening and grand opening (photos are from soft opening), they had a BOGO during the grandopening as well as a lucky draw - my go-to drinks are the Jumbo Grape and Jumbo Ceylon Tea - there is decent amount of seating and it's more spacious than their Pell/Doyer St location, they have coffee beverages as well - gives a chill cafe/boba tea vibe
Went during grand opening, they are currently doing bogo. I order the Amber Ceylon milk tea with the recommended 70% sugar. Love the taste of their teas. Can't go wrong with any of their drinks. It was busy but the drinks came out quick.
A kind of new tea/boba place with many stores popping up around NYC at once. Taste wise, I would put them among the top. They are very well known in China where they are from. The service is around the same as any of these new popular boba chains. The store area is small and there is usually a crowd waiting for their drinks. It feels mostly like a young people hang out place.
We came here under a strong recommendation for the egg tarts from friends we know and it certainly didn't disappoint. This is a relatively new location so it wasn't too busy. They had some cool looking pink guava tea drinks but we went straight for the egg tarts. After trying them, it's hands down the best egg tarts in town. The crust was flaky like a croissant and the middle egg tart was thick and creamy without being overly sweet. They cost about twice as much as regular egg tarts but are also twice as big. The seating area isn't huge but was just enough to sit down and enjoy our egg tarts.
Tea Pulse was running a promotion of buy a drink and two tarts, receive a gift. The gift were a horse magnet and lucky envelopes. I ordered the jumbo strawberry lime fruit tea and it was tasty. The tarts had a soft custard and a crispy crust. Space was bright and plenty of seating for customers.
I just love their magnets and special promotion offers they are doing when you buy a bulk of the drinks they want you to buy to get a discount offer. Recently Tea Pulse was giving out a magnet based on the location the store was in. I got the Chinatown magnet, which had a cool design you cannot get your eyes off. They are so cool to stare at. Now I just got a cool puffy sleeve that looks like a mini puffer jacket on the cup! It looks so hip and cool. It is definitely very trendy and just got 9.99 you can get the puffer sleeve and an XL cup of fruit tea! I think that is a good offer. The sleeve comes with a dust pouch to prevent the sleeve from getting dirty. But then again the sleeve becomes wet after putting it on the cup so it is still dirty with water stains. read more
Cute chairs and decor inside. Was greeted promptly. One gentleman working at the time. He was nice and very professional. I ordered a mango drink and milk tea? I forgot the names, but I have photos. They tasted good, but wasn't the best I've had. read more
Tea Pulse iced lemon fruit teas have quickly become a favorite of mine, especially on hot days. They have a few flavors: Jasmine, Ceylon, grape, strawberry and now also orange. Jasmine and Ceylon are my favorites. You can adjust the ice and sugar levels. Since it's lemonade it does need a little sugar, 30% is enough though. They have nata egg tarts and now donut croissants too. There are seatings inside. You can order on the kiosks and then wait for your number to be called. Staff were nice. They have multiple locations, two are in Chinatown. Nice place to grab some tea and refresher drinks. read more
came here on a Sunday at noon and its was typical amount of business. We order two bubble tea and they have the same taste as their other locations. Great for kids as they have a lot of non tea options. Very clean and neat inside. AC at optimal temperature especially it being so hot outside. They gave a us a fake lego character which was nice for free though. read more
I'm always on the lookout for a good egg tart and found out about Tea Pulse on social media. First impression - wow it's a tall egg tart! I loved the crispiness of the edges, and when you get into the filling, it's very creamy. I don't think the height of it changes the texture much other than having to take a bigger bite to not make a mess. I would come back to enjoy an egg tart! They have some delicious drinks as well! read more
6 months ago
Yes to Guava Fruit Tea. Fragrant and tasty, though it's guava syrup not fresh guava. No to bizarre marshmallow-topped Cloud Lemon Tart, an unnecessary add-on hiding a rather respectable pasteis de nata. I don't know why people feel the need to give these unnecessary makeovers. This ain't The Devil Wears Prada. Will return for the regular egg tart. read more
Try: Strawberry Lemon Blast and Egg Tarts! Why: I was craving boba but happened to walk by Teapulse and saw ads of their refreshing drink so tried their Strawberry Lemon Blast Jumbo. And yes, jumbo it was! I ended up saving half for later to drink with my dinner. I got 1/2 sugar and it was sweet enough for me, and I have a sweet tooth. I can taste both strawberry and lemon flavors, and there's actually bits of real strawberry and slices of lemon inside. The egg starts were also good, flakey outside and silky smooth inside. Note: They have 2 kiosk pads you can use for convenience or you can order at counter. I used the kiosk since I didn't know what I wanted at first. They display the delicious egg tarts at counter too, which looks and smells wonderful. Worker was friendly when my order was ready and she offered me a nice takeaway bag for easy carrying since the cup was jumbo sized. They have some seating inside where you can enjoy the egg tarts warm. Overall, delightful snack experience in Chinatown! read more
One of my favorite places to get lemon teas. You can't go wrong with any of their flavors for the lemon teas. I go through my rotation of Ceylon Lemon or the Grape Lemon. On the menu, "blast" means their original size (which is equivalent to a large cup size) and "jumbo" means JUMBO SIZE. It's seriously so huge, I usually just get that size and share with other people. It's worth it in my opinion. I also love their egg custard tart. It's basically double the size of a regular egg tart from a Chinese bakery. Crust has super thin layers stacked on top and makes it super flaky. Sometimes they have it freshly made and warm, that's the best time to eat it. Otherwise, room temperature is good too, but better warm! Not too sweet. read more
Walked past the store and got sucked in because I saw their sign for guava tea. Went in on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't busy. I was able to order from the kiosk - original egg tarts, lemon egg tarts, and one pink guava blast. I didn't end up eating the egg tarts right away but had them after I got home at night and they reheated well. The crusts were buttery and flaky. They custard was incredibly smooth and creamy with just the right consistency. I really enjoyed it and particularly liked the lemon one as I liked the hint of citrus which helped balance out the crust's heaviness. The pink guava blast was refreshing, not too sweet (I opted for less sugar) and had a good amount of guava taste with a hint of floral from the jasmine tea. It's also a flavor that's not commonly offered from other bbt spots so it's definitely a reason to return here. Overall, the tea and egg tarts are solid and location is great and convenient. read more
5 months ago
What a great new boba chain! I came here while waiting for another takeout order and decided on getting their Jasmine milk tea with boba and decided to try their lemon tart. I ordered on the kiosk and it was quick to make the drinks. The tea flavor is very fragrant and the lemon tart is so crispy and flaky. There's a few small tables to sit any enjoy your drinks to catch up with friends. I hope this chain makes it's way up to Boston soon! read more
Pros: - quick service, sometimes drinks can take long if they're busy Cons: - I get why they don't allow for ice level changes for the jumbo size but, I still like my light ice Comments: - came during soft(?) opening and grand opening (photos are from soft opening), they had a BOGO during the grandopening as well as a lucky draw - my go-to drinks are the Jumbo Grape and Jumbo Ceylon Tea - there is decent amount of seating and it's more spacious than their Pell/Doyer St location, they have coffee beverages as well - gives a chill cafe/boba tea vibe read more
9 months ago
Went during grand opening, they are currently doing bogo. I order the Amber Ceylon milk tea with the recommended 70% sugar. Love the taste of their teas. Can't go wrong with any of their drinks. It was busy but the drinks came out quick. read more
7 months ago
A kind of new tea/boba place with many stores popping up around NYC at once. Taste wise, I would put them among the top. They are very well known in China where they are from. The service is around the same as any of these new popular boba chains. The store area is small and there is usually a crowd waiting for their drinks. It feels mostly like a young people hang out place. read more
We came here under a strong recommendation for the egg tarts from friends we know and it certainly didn't disappoint. This is a relatively new location so it wasn't too busy. They had some cool looking pink guava tea drinks but we went straight for the egg tarts. After trying them, it's hands down the best egg tarts in town. The crust was flaky like a croissant and the middle egg tart was thick and creamy without being overly sweet. They cost about twice as much as regular egg tarts but are also twice as big. The seating area isn't huge but was just enough to sit down and enjoy our egg tarts. read more
Tea Pulse was running a promotion of buy a drink and two tarts, receive a gift. The gift were a horse magnet and lucky envelopes. I ordered the jumbo strawberry lime fruit tea and it was tasty. The tarts had a soft custard and a crispy crust. Space was bright and plenty of seating for customers. read more
Saw a sign in the window that said "Tea & Coffee Doughnuts" only to find no doughnuts inside, lol. Placed my order at one of the two kiosks on the side. Selected the pink guava milk (with 30% sweetness instead of the recommended 70% and regular ice) and one of the lemon cloud tarts. There's a board that lets you know whose order number they are working on/completed. I received my order after a minimal wait and took it to go, packaged in a cute pink insulated slim tote. The order was well packaged to minimize any spilling during transport. The drink was fruity, floral deliciousness from the pink guava and jasmine tea base. There were these chestnut popping bobas at the bottom that brought a nice crunch texture. And a lime slice at the top rounded out the well balanced drink. The lemon cloud tart tasted like an egg tart and lemon meringue pie had a baby. The shell was crispy and the interior had a firm creaminess. It was sweeter than what I expect from an egg tart (there's a soft, squishy marshmallow on top), but I liked it. I would definitely go back to try other drink flavors and the regular egg tart. read more
8 months ago
Tea Pulse just recently opened this location and it was super packed even after their grand opening week. They have a small seating section and the store itself was bright and clean. I stopped by after some jewelry shopping and their fruit teas were some of the best I've had. I ordered the strawberry lemon blast and by their recommendation I went with the lower 30% sugar. It was still plenty sweet given that it comes with strawberry marmalade. My family also got fruit teas with 50% sugar and I thought it was still good, but too sweet for my taste. The drink looked so refreshing and I enjoyed it so much that a woman in the store asked me about it and ordered it on the spot and had the same experience as I did! I can't speak to their milk teas or Portuguese egg tarts and their prices are certainly higher like most boba places nowadays, but I might have to come back and get a jumbo size next time! read more
9 months ago
Some of the best boba I've had around Chinatown. At the time of the review it's buy 1 get 1 so great prices along with great flavor. They also have bakery items that looked and smelled great. The service was very quick since they had so many people working. With that said it was a little cramped when I went read more
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