Walk up the stairs, pull open the heavy door - to reach TBaar near Times Square…read more The menu is extensive, but they list top drinks. Order on the kiosk. I really enjoyed the grapefruit tea with aloe. I highly recommend this! There was a price discrepancy depending where you go to search for this drink on the kiosk. I think it was $6.25, large size only. Honey aloe green tea $4.95 was not bad too. I got a steamed pork bao bun $3.99 and the salt & pepper corn, but they were both duds. They tasted bad. I do not recommend these at all! The seats inside are cute, like huge bird cages. There is also a large bench on the right side. The server was pretty hands off. Free Wifi (use Kyuramen) No bathroom Credit card only (pay at kiosk)

Ambiance: The restaurant itself is unassuming from the outside, but when you go inside, it feels…read morelike you have been transported to a little Asian tea house! Service: You order at the kiosk. Once the drink is ready, they call your name to pick it up at the counter. The drinks were ready pretty quickly! Drink: The drinks were delicious after a long day of walking around Times Square. We ordered low sugar, but i felt that the drinks still came out pretty sweet for my personal taste.

First impressions: n/a ordered delivery…read more The Noms: - Yuzu Osmanthus slush w/lychee jelly - delicious and refreshing. The 50% sugar was pretty sweet to my tastebuds, I liked it too much lol... next time I will get 30%. Very vivid yuzu taste, a bit citrusy. The Osmanthus was very floral. - Passionfruit Mango - very refreshing, again will be doing 30% sugar next time because it was pretty sweet. In Conclusion- a bit on the pricier side but the cups are huge so it's a pretty good deal all things considered. I would order again... but at less sugar lol

Yelp mobile application search for bubble tea takes me to TP Tea in Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West,…read moreManhattan, NYC. It sits within Columbus Circle vicinity conveniently accessible via MTA NYC Transit A, B, C, D and 1 trains. Customer service is somewhat attentive. TP Tea is another standard bubble tea business. There are minimal hot food snacks option available. Ordering is entered via two (2) computer kiosk as all three associates are hustling busy running amok fulfilling orders. I have inquired if I can make my payment cash which the male associate/ cashier Alan advised to place my order in the kiosk first followed by cash payment for check-out. Yes, cash is still widely accepted at NYC businesses in compliance with "Prohibition of Cashless Establishments, as of March 21, 2026, all retail and food establishments in New York State, including New York City, must accept in-person cash payments, banning fully cashless stores." (source: Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA), Local Law 34 of 2020). I refused to disclose my phone number for order check-out. Completed orders are called out by numbers which is located on the sales receipt as my primary reason to request. I did obtained my sales receipt, drink label and food order label. The wall decorum contain various porcelain tea cups. Jasmine green tea, large $5.00 Standard Jasmine green tea, unfiltered, non tainted for flavoring. No flavor. TP Tea offers my default favorite choice herbal jelly aka grass jelly loeng4 fan2 涼粉 topping as my primary reason for patronized visit. Toppings is a extortionate $1.00 charge. Unfortunately, there is no redolent emitted for Jasmine green tea as I did not smell any. It tasted very refreshing to awaken and heal my broken spirit. I did requested 30% sugar to reduce my sugar intake as suggested whom former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg would be proud of my sugar intake level. My order was accurately fulfilled. It was refreshing and I attained antioxidants health beneficial in green tea. My long-haul subway ride home was not boring as my armor is Jasmine green tea and herbal jelly. TP egg cake $6.25 One order of mini sponge egg cake aka waffles (雞蛋糕 gai1 daan6 gou1) consists of five (5) pieces shaped like tea leaves, boba pearls, and tea cups are cute. The description in the menu is very vague and ambiguous as it does not indicate how many pieces contained for one order. It is cooked on a waffle iron. This mini egg cake originated in Taiwan as a classic street food snack. Perhaps, TP Tea need a copywriter for their product marketing for corrective writing their descriptions. It seemingly appears English language or writing surely not their strength equipped as a business skill. TP Tea egg pancakes contain gluten, eggs, peanuts, and dairy therefore, err on the side of caution for customers who have food allergies. It was served hot and fresh on a toothpick. These egg cakes are prepared in a open kitchen the same preparing space as the drinks in full view unobstructed from customers. This is a small indoor kiosk business that is designed for customers to pick-up drink orders and be NYC on-the-go culture. Keep the queue moving moderately. Therefore, there are no seating, no tables and no ledge counters. The retail space for this indoor kiosk business is extremely small as customers can easily crowd to fill the order fulfillment area. Other customers were brushing against me when passing by where my tote bag draping my shoulder was moved and the foyer area was crowded like a MTA NYC Transit subway during rush hour service.

3.5 I came…read moreyesterday to get the yuanyang, which I always get. For some reason, the taste was a little different than previous times. The flavor was less dense, probably due to the unequal distribution of tea to milk to coffee. I always get my drink iced but in the future, I might try it hot to see if the taste is different. Oh, by the way, there is a $1 up charge for making a drink "iced", which I found incredibly steep. The bubbles were really good, no notes. It seemed to have been sweetened with either honey or agave and has a nice chew to it. Service was fast, and the ambiance was as nice as before. This storefront is in Urban Hawker, which is a Singaporean food court.

Yummy Singaporean drinks - iced coffees and teas, with or without boba. Love the teh - Singaporean…read moretea w milk

A really good boba spot in midtown near Bryant park. They have really good brown sugar boba and red…read morebean topping too. They serve their boba a little warm and cold so a mix of yummy taste. They have quick service and offer ordering through a person or tablet for quick turn around. They also offer small bites to nibble on as well. The place has a few seats in the place to stay or take it on the go. Theirs good ambiance here, I would recommend you check it out.

Delicious and fresh but the portions are appallingly small for the price. Wish it came with more…read moreseaweed

Finally got a chance to check out this location. It's located in the middle of 6th Avenue between…read moreW. 38th and W. 39th Sts. It's not as big as other locations though there were a few seats with tables by the windows. On this day, this location didn't have any more egg tarts as well as some drink ingredients. I ordered from the self-serve kiosks (there are 2 available). You can also ordered from the counter. Thank you to the employee for helping me. There's a special offer to collect all 5 city magnets (Fresh Meadows, Central Park, Midtown, Flatiron, and Chinatown) until May 24, 2026 by buying 1 drink and 2 egg tarts (or 2 drinks if there isn't any egg tarts but you might want to check before purchasing). If you get 3 magnets, you receive a $5 off $10+ coupon, and with 5 magnets, you receive a $20 gift card. Got my drinks and the location magnet for food store. Only 2 days left (until May 24) to try to get a coupon, should I go for it? Happy eating and drinking!

Grand Opening weekend at the newest Tea Pulse location! It's on 6th Ave between 38th & 39th St…read more It's BOGO all weekend until promo runs out per day. Plus raffle prizes, commonly magnet. I like the Ceylon lemon blast and the Jasmine lemon blast. Their jumbo cup is huge about 30oz. Very refreshing and light drinks. The mango dew smoothie is quite good also. You can adjust the sugar level on most drinks. If you want something hot, you can get the milk teas. This location has a few tables and seatings by the windows. It has a nice small cozy cafe ambiance. It's also connected by a sliding door to the restaurant next door.

Came for the soft serve, stayed for the boba. Heard about the opening of Mixue(s) in NY a while…read moreback and was shocked. Dollar ice cream is hard to beat, maybe not the highest quality but it's still pretty good. Sugar cone beats a cake cone for me any day of the week, so bonus points there. Lots of room to stand outside but the ambiance is just three tablets to order from. Service was excellent, super prompt because quickly after ordering, we were called up. Pearl Milk Tea - first of all, $5 large bubble tea is unbeatable these days. A classic black tea with creamer base, slightly more sweet than usual (30% still tasted like 50-70%) plus amazing boba. I typically prefer firmer, bouncier boba but these are soft and squishy yet oddly addicting to chew. They're similar to handmade boba at shops with their chew. Vanilla Ice Cream - an all time classic, vanilla soft serve simply hits. It's creamy, sweet, and not icy. There are better cones at other fast food spots, but the sugar cone here adds a lot to the experience. Matcha Ice Cream - honestly this met expectations. It's sweet with a hint of grassy notes, but obviously not anything high quality. There's a time for this but the vanilla classic is hard to beat 9 times out of 10.

I could not believe the prices they had! Soft serve ice cream for under $5! And the line was…read morequick. I went to the one by Sixth Avenue I got vanilla and they also have strawberry Unbelievable price and ideal size for 1.

Either Uber Eats or Doordash was running a deal for Teapulse's K-Town location, so we decided to…read moreorder boba for delivery even though the cafe was at most a 15-minute walk away. I've never heard of Teapulse before, but my friend said it's one of the Chinese chains that rapidly expanded across NYC over the past couple years. MANGO DEW SMOOTHIE + 30% sugar We all ordered the mango dew smoothie, one of their signature drinks. It was ice-cold and refreshing! The 30% sugar was actually too sweet for me, especially with the already-sweet chunks of mango and puree, so 0% sugar will be perfect for next time. The pomelo added a pleasant and slight bitterness that helped with the sweetness. I loved my drink, and I wouldn't be surprised if Teapulse made its way to where I live within the next year or two. If it's following the same trajectory as other Chinese chains that have been rapidly expanding across metropolitan areas, it's only a matter of time.

While waiting in line down a couple of blocks for our ramen place, I wanted to get boba! We kept…read moreseeing Teapulse around so decided to try it out. I got the Mango drink and it reminds me of Mango Boom Boom(?) from HeyTea. Refreshing, fresh, and natural tasting! I loved how it didn't taste flavored, but had the natural fruit in there. It almost was like a sorbet thick smoothie! As for the Egg Tart, it was crisp and tasty, but nothing crazy. I probably wouldn't get that again.

What a cute little spot for Boba! The woman taking the order could not have been nicer. They have a…read morecute little place for seating inside and on the sidewalk amd it was a good place to people (amd dog) watch. There was a steady stream of customers coming to the walk up window the entire time we were there, which is always a good sign. The milk tea was very yummy. I would go back if in the area again!

They seem pretty under rated and absolutely loved my drink here. Got a matcha cream with jasmine…read moremilk tea and it was amazing!! Tea flavor was spot on with the matcha combo!! It's just super small inside but it's where you grab a drink and go