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Went in for satay beef fried rice. Strawberry tea with new pearls of mango or peach. Oh man the texture is different from boba. Little gems of juice in every pearl. Went 2 days in a row. Can't get enough. Wish they delivered. I'd be ordering the store! Love the food. Great menu of drinks. Smoothie or slushes or tea. Best prices in town. I tell you what. Bon appetit
This restaurant is small and dainty. The interior isn't the prettiest, but the food here is pretty fire. When I went here on a weekday afternoon, there was only one worker working the entire place. He was very kind and cared for all our needs. The food took a little long to come out, but it's understandable, since he was the only one working. My chinese was not the best, but could converse to order my food and say thank you. The meal ordered was the Taiwanese Sausage and the noodle soup. The sausage was not as sweet as I would have liked it to be, but the side-veggies were GOOOD. A decent dish. But the star is the noodle soup. The noodles were cooked perfectly, and every bite had a nice chew to it. Plenty of veggies in the broth as well. And the meat inside was yummy. Overall, this is a nice, casual sit down Taiwanese restaurant with decent food. Give it a try if you're in the area and support a local business.
This place was phenomenal. Taking me back to old days, there's gotta be more popcorn chicken as good as this. I had it with fried rice and it tasted so good! The server was so kind it seemed like he was running the whole show so definitely a must try and support small businesses. Can't wait to go again!
Lunch with free drink for $8.25 is almost unbelievable. Not to mention there are many many choices on their menu. Food is very good for the price and I will sure try every dish on their menu eventually! Very nice restaurant! It is funny that I passed by this restaurant for many years until I found it today searching Yelp, didn't know why it was never found from my previous search.
TLDR: Beef Noodle soup: 4/5 Price: 4/5 Came back here recently, and it definitely brought me back to my childhood. The last time I was here, it was probably 2011, a very different and significant turning point in my life for me. I was immature, goofy, and unsure of my future. ....okay actually now that i think about, it not much has changed with me, but the same also holds true for this place. The prices seem like they're stuck from 2011, and if you look at the posters on the wall, they're prob from 2006 at the very least. Back in the day, I would only see those posters at older boba shops. I'm talking about posters that have captions like like "what is boba?", and go on to explain the genetic makeup of boba. Those posters bring back all kinds of memories for me, and I have definitely never seen them in any new school boba place. In terms of the food, I wouldn't say that their food is the best ever. However, it definitely does hit the spot if you want Taiwanese food and don't want to make the trek to Rowland Heights. The beef noodle soup, with their udon like noodles, soaked up the rich broth pretty well. Every bite was flavorful, albeit at times, a bit overwhelming. I would recommend asking to see if you can get your bowl slightly less salty, and that's coming from a dude who used to eat salt by itself, and eat pieces of butter by itself. Overall, I'll be back to Tealicious. My meal wasn't exactly Tealicious, but it was Teadiocre and serviceable for a restaurant in this area.
Was running errands with my sister so decided to stop somewhere in the vicinity for a late lunch. I was expecting this to be another boba shop that offers some snack foods but the menu is quite extensive with a lot of Taiwanese food options from snacks, noodles, rices dishes and more. I ordered the fried pork chop rice and it was tasty. The breading was delightfully crispy and crunchy yet the meat was moist. I enjoyed that it included hardier sides. The sides include spicy eggplant (which I would gladly order as an entree), sautéed cabbage, and half an egg. The rice was also topped with minced pork. I thought everything tasted great together. However my sister hates the texture of eggplant and had wish she knew to sub it out for something else. So I ate her portion of eggplant as well. As for decor it looks dated with a mom/pop feel that kind of remind me of the older quick eat places in Taiwan. Service was efficient and friendly. As far as Taiwanese food in Diamond Bar I wasn't expecting much or expected to like the food. However I enjoyed my meal and would definitely stop by again. My sister ordered a hot milk tea and really liked it. She orders this drink often but rarely comment but actually took a sip and said "yum it's good". Or perhaps she was like me and surprised that we enjoyed our meal here.
Fresh food made to order! Mom and pop shop that serves authentic Taiwanese cafe style food. The portions are also very generous, flavors are well balanced. Would definitely come back here! Don't sleep on this place! We got the corn soup and basil chicken (it also came with bean sprouts and cabbage). ABSOLUTELY DELISH read more
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Went in for satay beef fried rice. Strawberry tea with new pearls of mango or peach. Oh man the texture is different from boba. Little gems of juice in every pearl. Went 2 days in a row. Can't get enough. Wish they delivered. I'd be ordering the store! Love the food. Great menu of drinks. Smoothie or slushes or tea. Best prices in town. I tell you what. Bon appetit read more
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This restaurant is small and dainty. The interior isn't the prettiest, but the food here is pretty fire. When I went here on a weekday afternoon, there was only one worker working the entire place. He was very kind and cared for all our needs. The food took a little long to come out, but it's understandable, since he was the only one working. My chinese was not the best, but could converse to order my food and say thank you. The meal ordered was the Taiwanese Sausage and the noodle soup. The sausage was not as sweet as I would have liked it to be, but the side-veggies were GOOOD. A decent dish. But the star is the noodle soup. The noodles were cooked perfectly, and every bite had a nice chew to it. Plenty of veggies in the broth as well. And the meat inside was yummy. Overall, this is a nice, casual sit down Taiwanese restaurant with decent food. Give it a try if you're in the area and support a local business. read more
3 years ago
This place was phenomenal. Taking me back to old days, there's gotta be more popcorn chicken as good as this. I had it with fried rice and it tasted so good! The server was so kind it seemed like he was running the whole show so definitely a must try and support small businesses. Can't wait to go again! read more
6 years ago
Lunch with free drink for $8.25 is almost unbelievable. Not to mention there are many many choices on their menu. Food is very good for the price and I will sure try every dish on their menu eventually! Very nice restaurant! It is funny that I passed by this restaurant for many years until I found it today searching Yelp, didn't know why it was never found from my previous search. read more
7 years ago
TLDR: Beef Noodle soup: 4/5 Price: 4/5 Came back here recently, and it definitely brought me back to my childhood. The last time I was here, it was probably 2011, a very different and significant turning point in my life for me. I was immature, goofy, and unsure of my future. ....okay actually now that i think about, it not much has changed with me, but the same also holds true for this place. The prices seem like they're stuck from 2011, and if you look at the posters on the wall, they're prob from 2006 at the very least. Back in the day, I would only see those posters at older boba shops. I'm talking about posters that have captions like like "what is boba?", and go on to explain the genetic makeup of boba. Those posters bring back all kinds of memories for me, and I have definitely never seen them in any new school boba place. In terms of the food, I wouldn't say that their food is the best ever. However, it definitely does hit the spot if you want Taiwanese food and don't want to make the trek to Rowland Heights. The beef noodle soup, with their udon like noodles, soaked up the rich broth pretty well. Every bite was flavorful, albeit at times, a bit overwhelming. I would recommend asking to see if you can get your bowl slightly less salty, and that's coming from a dude who used to eat salt by itself, and eat pieces of butter by itself. Overall, I'll be back to Tealicious. My meal wasn't exactly Tealicious, but it was Teadiocre and serviceable for a restaurant in this area. read more
Was running errands with my sister so decided to stop somewhere in the vicinity for a late lunch. I was expecting this to be another boba shop that offers some snack foods but the menu is quite extensive with a lot of Taiwanese food options from snacks, noodles, rices dishes and more. I ordered the fried pork chop rice and it was tasty. The breading was delightfully crispy and crunchy yet the meat was moist. I enjoyed that it included hardier sides. The sides include spicy eggplant (which I would gladly order as an entree), sautéed cabbage, and half an egg. The rice was also topped with minced pork. I thought everything tasted great together. However my sister hates the texture of eggplant and had wish she knew to sub it out for something else. So I ate her portion of eggplant as well. As for decor it looks dated with a mom/pop feel that kind of remind me of the older quick eat places in Taiwan. Service was efficient and friendly. As far as Taiwanese food in Diamond Bar I wasn't expecting much or expected to like the food. However I enjoyed my meal and would definitely stop by again. My sister ordered a hot milk tea and really liked it. She orders this drink often but rarely comment but actually took a sip and said "yum it's good". Or perhaps she was like me and surprised that we enjoyed our meal here. read more
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I've been coming here for awhile now to satisfy my Taiwanese cravings and it's pretty spot on!! I haven't disliked anything at all!! They also give a generous amount so I can save it for dinner you get free drink if you get lunch menu during the week Prices aren't bad either!! read more
9 years ago
FOOD: Awesome. I got a pork chop rice box and fried tempura and both were amazing! Photos are attached. SERVICE: OKAY HERE'S THE THING....the guy who took my order was really nice but I don't think he saw me notice that he was popping his pimple on the reflection of the shaved ice machine...and he was going at it for like 2 min. Like hello sir??? That's disgusting. Then my food comes out of the kitchen and he packages it up after squeezing his pimple. Uses the same bare hands to put my individual utensils in the plastic bag. I was in a rush so I didn't say anything. I just ended up using the prepackaged chopsticks in the bag since it was the only thing that was untouched. Please don't pop pimples while you're serving food to people, thanks! read more
8 years ago
I Ordered Popcorn Chicken and I Also Requested An Order Of Steam White Rice. However, I Had Trouble Communicating With The Waitress, Because She Barely Spoke A Bit Of English. I Thought She Understood That I Wanted An Order Of Steam White Rice with My Popcorn Chicken, But Looks Like She Did Not Understood My Order. I Never Got My Rice. I Also Ordered Thai Tea With My Order Which Was Good. I Gave This Place 3 Stars. Minus One Star for The Food Order and Service Was A Not Really There. I Still Recommend This Place For Tea, Boba, and Food. read more
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6 years ago
I have to say soup tasted good but it's super hard to eat at work or if your not home my goodness the noodle is stuck to the little white container and I can't put it in the soup container and I can't pour the soup out to the small container TOO SMALL anyways it's a mess and oil splashed all over my desk I recommend maybe change the white container into a bigger bowl container like a lot of other places? Anyways I'm gonna have to take this home to eat the rest of it read more
6 years ago
This is a good restaurant and it is good. I know the owner im a fan but the rip me off sometimes. Its all good because you do kick it down with free stuff but still you make me feel bad when you rip me off. However im a fan and I like your tea. Just don't rip people off. I forgive you because you kick me down with free stuff . Its all good. Go tealicious. I'm a fan read more
9 years ago
Im glad my friend introduced me to this tiny little place. I would not have guessed it would be a great spot for dinner. As I mentioned earlier, it is a pretty small place located on the first floor. The staff are amazing and always attentive and friendly too. I ordered the basil chicken with rice special for under $9. Not bad for the portion I got, and it was definitely good quality. Felt as if it was a delicious homemade meal. There are other great specials as well. There is a seperate menu with them and you cant go wrong with either. Come in and give it a try! read more
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The plan was just to get a drink but I ended up getting popcorn chicken also. Sunny smile fresh fruit smoothie ($3.79): bland; it tasted like frosty yellow water =( Popcorn chicken with rice ($6.99): popcorn chicken, rice with minced meat, mapo tofu, cabbage with tempura (fishcake but Chinese calls it tempura). The popcorn chicken and mapo tofu are not good. I kinda like its cabbage tempura and the meat on top of rice is yum. Easy parking. 2 stars!! Great service and easy parking!! Tealicious is not yummylicious!! read more
- Gluttony Expedition - Wonton noodle soup: The soup is good. No msg. Wonton is just ok. Some noodle in it. Good soup! - Conqueror's Deduction - It's not just a "boba tea" place here. The food here isn't bad at all. Free Wi-Fi and plug for your phone/laptop. It's just cold - bring your jacket ;p I'm a frequent here ;) read more
I ordered the Honey Milk Tea with Boba and Strawberry Tea and I was super happy with it. Both drinks had the right amount of sweetness, decent amount of ice, and tasted really good. The boba tasted chewy and fresh, so I was content with it. The Honey Milk Tea is a little more on the sweet side compared to the Strawberry Tea but I enjoyed both of them equally. The prices of these drinks is really decent too! It's about $3 for a large, which is really nice. They don't take card if the order is under $10 so make sure you have cash if you're only purchasing drinks. The inside of this place is okay. I think it'd be really cramped if it were peak hours but when I went, it was pretty empty. There's plenty of parking, so that's a plus. read more
when you want CHEAP milk tea that'll put you back less than $3... tealicious is a good choice it seems more like a cafe restaurant than a boba shop (most people eating in have food on their tables) BUT the workers were nice enough to let me camp out & study --coffee milk tea: nice strong coffee taste --taro smoothie w/ coffee jelly: the smoothie was a bit powdery unfortunately, but i enjoyed the coffee jelly NOTE: CASH ONLY read more
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So, I just got a new job in the Diamond Bar area, and of course I needed to get myself acquainted with the food around the area. I was on my way to Subway when I saw this small Taiwanese Restaurant, so I decided to give it a shot............ GREATEST DECISION OF MY LIFE!!!! I'VE FOUND MY GO TO PLACE FOR TAIWANESE AUTHENTIC FOOD!! FOOD: I ordered the dry noodle w/ sesame sauce and it was awesome, freshly made great tasting noodles and the sauce had the perfect texture. Every single plate I'd see pass me by looked amazing. I'm a big fan of Taiwanese Sausage and can't wait to taste it along with there beef noodle soup! There food presentation was very attractive and just looked delicious. SERVICE: They were really sweet and professional very helpful in helping me make a decision. They were really quick with my order within 5 minutes I was eating away!! PRICE: There prices are low for the great food and service. The noodles were about 4.99 and I ordered the house Milk tea with Boba for like 3 bucks. I skimmed through there menu and they have a great deal with there lunch menus, I can't wait to try them all. OVERALL: I would definitely be coming here again very soon and highly recommend it if you're around the area looking for great Taiwanese food. Great Prices, Great Food, Fast and Great Service! I left happy knowing I found a Hot Spot for authentic Taiwanese food!! YAAAAYYYYY!! read more
13 years ago
Tealicious has been around for at least 8 years and though it's just a 5 minute drive from where I live, I've only been here 4 or 5 times!! They are popular for their drinks, but surprisingly, the food is actually pretty good, too. I've only eaten here 2 out of the 4-5 times I've been here, but have been happy with both experiences! Here's what I've had: - Seasonal Boiled Vegetable ($3.99): I asked for cabbage, which they didn't usually offer for this dish, so the waitress said the chef would customize and cook one for me! That was really nice. The chef stir fried and seasoned a delicious plate of cabbage & I couldn't be happier with it. - Beef Noodle Soup ($7.25): This was decently good. Delicious chunks of hearty beef, good amount of veggies, and it's a bit on the salty side, but it was still flavorful and satisfying. It would have been cool if you had the option to choose the thickness of your noodles, but the noodles they give you are tasty and has a nice, chewy texture. - Popcorn Chicken ($4.99): I think this dish a a bit overpriced given the measly portion size and many of the chicken pieces were just fried pieces of batter or fried chicken fat. Still a tasty dish, but I'd prefer to have more lean chunks of fried chicken than batter and fat!! - Fried Pork Chop ($5.99): Generous portion! I really like the tasty pork chops here. So good and nicely fried! - Taiwanese Sausage ($4.99): Love this dish!! Comes with sliced garlic, cilantro, and the sausage is nicely sliced up for you. Very juicy and full of flavor!! - Boba milk tea (regular: $2.59/large: $3.09): Creamy, smooth milk tea with soft & delicious boba! Very tasty here. - Watermelon Juice (regular: $2.59/large: $3.09): Very refreshing and not overly sweet! One thing that irked me was one of the unfriendly workers. There's this younger female worker (early 20's) who never smiles or greets customers. She seems to have such an attitude and has an unfriendly demeanor. The middle aged woman is really cool, though!! I have yet to have a bad experience with their food and drinks, so I'm giving Tealicious a solid 4 star rating!! read more
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1155 S Diamond Bar Blvd
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