With a plethora of specialty tea shops popping up in Hong Kong, Cha Long 茶狼 (or Tea Wolf) is one…read morenot to be missed. The recent craze of cream cheese topped tea drinks is also on Cha Long's menu (streaming off from the more famous Hey Tea 喜茶 chain in Guangzhou and Shenzhen). My favorite thus far is the Roasted Oolong with the cream cheese foam top. I asked for 0% sugar and less ice so that I could taste the contrast between the smooth cheese and the bittersweet Oolong tea. I do appreciate the design of the Cha Long cups that makes it easier to drink the cheese top drinks, which has now become an art form. The starting price of HK$30 is a little steep, I'll admit, but you won't be disappointed.

popular fruit tea and cream cheese top tea on lee tung ave. fresh fruit, low sugar will satisfy…read more angel wings decor on the street right now.

Best. One. On my…read morehunt for my #brownsugarbobamilk in HK and Taipei, Tiger Sugar is my favorite. Hands Down. The best version there is. Not overly Milky - like "The Alley" A little more chewy on the boba - better than "Yi Fang" and a slew of imitations through out the night markets. Tiger Sugar makes 2 versions of this - with regular boba and tiny ones called "pearl boba". I looovvvvveeeeee BOTH version but slightly more addicted to the tiny pearl boba version. Seriously. Flan custard flavor in a cup! #dessertinacup

This is bomb dot com…read more It's looks like a rather simple drink so you may not expect much wow factor but that's exactly why you should try this drink! The bubbles are made from brown sugar then cooked in a brown sugar syrup concoction, then poured to line the cup with that distinct design and lastly, the milk! I think what makes this drink delicious is the milk, I'm not sure what kind they use but it goes really well with the brown sugar. Overall, definitely worth a visit! Also, it would be nice if they offer different milk options for the vegans out there!

Kinda unfair because this was an easy 5* for me due to the fact how cheap it is here in HK compared…read moreto Bay Area. The wait was bad here too, which is a good sign because that means it's popular. Definitely would want to come back and try their other flavors. The mochi longjing drink was really good. I don't think we have that option back home. The overall quality was very exceptional. 5*!

tea was mid. Took absolutely forever the one across the road is so much better staff didn't respond…read moreto me when i asked them something about a drink people who orders after us got their drinks first

Since this place opened a few weeks ago, everytime I walk by during the work week, the lines and…read morecrowds are so long and so dense you would think that they are giving away free apartments here in Central. I am never one to wait in a line (life is short and I choose to not wait in lines), but by rare chance this weekend, we walked by and there was barely a line. When I asked my Chinese husband why this brand was so popular, he said that they are no more expensive than other bubble tea spots, but they use a better tea. Our tea drink cost $18HKD, plus an extra $4HKD for our pearl add on. You place your order from the street counter from their extensive menu, pay and then wait for your number to be called (they did request to see the receipt when we grabbed your drink, so be sure to not throw away or anything before you snag your beverage). The menu is in Chinese and English, it is clear to understand your options and you can always add pearls to any drink that might not already have them. Some drinks served with ice, others are not. We shared the lemon premium jasmine green teat (and added pearls) from the "suggested menu." It tasted like a really satisfying lemon shake-up (my Midwestern roots are showing!). Sweet, satsifying, very delicious. I also loved that it is served in a paper versus a plastic cup. An environmentally friendly niche can make someone like me more loyal to one brand over another. The shop is fronted by glass, so you can see the dozen or so employees almost surgically preparing the tea drinks. There were maybe 15 people mulling about ordering and waiting like us and it took maybe 8-10 minutes for us to get our drink. Not certain I would wait with the masses when they are super busy, but I will definately snag one on the times I see there is little to no line.

We took the red tea soy milk and lemon yakult drink. The red bean soy milk was amazing and the soy…read moremilk they use is of high quality: not too sweet and really has the soy bean taste. As for the other drink, they were too generous on the lemon so it was way too sour to drink it. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. Definitely one of my fave bbt places in hk!

Woohoo! Everybody should know that there is a new cha FOR TEA opened together with the new Eslite…read moreSpectrum store. It is now very close to my neighbourhood and I would definitely come more often. Apart from my favourite bubble tea as well as Taiwanese drinks, this shop is also serving tea egg (Did I missed tea egg from other stores? I have never saw any) and ice cream. The other shop that serves ice cream would be the one in Ma On Shan. They got two flavours, green tea and oolong tea, for us to choose from. If you have never tried their ice cream, I highly recommend the oolong tea ice cream. It tastes really special, literally like iced oolong tea! You need to try it! P.S. The queue is much shorter here.

Inside of Eslite in City Plaza. I usually don't drink Ten Ren in America, but the stores in Hong…read moreKong always have such a long line! My friend's dad once told me that if you see a long line of Asians, it indicates two things: 1) food is good 2) food is inexpensive. Ten Ren is definitely both good and inexpensive. Drinks run to about $13-28. I ordered the green tea with honey. A very simple drink, but it was very good. Sometimes, although you order a honey drink, they just add sugar. Not at Ten Ren! I saw with my own eyes the barista add a generous dosage of honey into my drink. He then mixed it well, added ice, and then put it in the blender for a few seconds. The drink had a very strong tea aroma. You could also taste the honey well. Even when the ice melted a little, the tea flavor was still very good! Great place for any sort of tea. On display are many different types of teas that you can also buy to take home.

Was randomly walking in Causeway bay and someone handed me a $5 cash voucher for this TP tea. We…read morewent to the closest location and it was pretty much empty (around 3pm). I was even the first customer of the day (my receipt said 001)! I've had this before in taiwan and it was super popular there, but I guess not as popular in hk. I ordered the honey lemon drink with aloe. The drink tastes great and was super refreshing. I kinda wished it was bigger in size. I didn't know it would be that small. They also have some free samples for their tea while you wait!

Delicious bubble tea at TP tea. The pearls were juicy and the tea was very good. Service is very…read morefast. Although I find it a bit inconvenient that many stores accept only octopus and not visa or MasterCard.

Sharetea is a big and successful franchise in Hong Kong and I can tell why after trying their…read moredrinks. First of all, for $20 HKD and such a large size for both milk tea drinks, it was an amazing deal. And for $22 HKD the kumquat lemon drink was also refreshing and fragrant. Sharetea impressed me so much because of the variety and the quality for the price. The amount of items you can choose from at a low price is awesome. And the milk teas actually taste like tea and not just milk like most boba places. Their milk tea and green milk tea were both sweet and milky while retaining the true taste of each type of tea. This combination along with the tasty texture of the boba really sells it for me. Their boba is a good size and flavor + there are so many!!! I've never gotten so much boba in a boba drink in my life! Secondly, the kumquat lemon drink was impressive because of how fresh the taste was. You can really tell it's made from real fruit and it's a great drink for sunny + humid day in Hong Kong if you're looking for something light. It's very sour though so make sure you like the taste of both kumquat and lemon before you order this drink. I'm so glad that sharetea is a chain in Hong Kong and hopefully they extend to the US where I reside because their boba drinks are phenomenal!

Oh, Sharetea. Thank goodness I can count on you to be good. Milk tea+boba = thumbs up. The…read moreworkers here also speak English, so HUGE plus. All the other customers that were there when I was there were English speakers, so I think they're used to tourists (especially since they're so close to Times Square). Only downside is you gotta wait on a crowded sidewalk for your tea....

Was staying in a hotel close by so we would always walk past and man was the line LONG. If you've…read moreever been in HK in the summer you know that sun is ruthless. So as I was waiting for my family members shopping at iSquare I decided to wait in line and give it a go. We ordered the Brown Sugar Deerioca Milk (you can only get 2 of these/person) since this was the most popular drink I decided to order it. Once I started to drink it, it literally tasted like regular milk but it wasn't anything amazing. (I have yet to taste China's/HK's milk but MAYBE this milk taste better than the other milks they're selling?) the tapioca was average. Anyway waited in line for about 30 minutes for a cup of milk with tapioca, not worth it sorry T^T

I am not a big milk tea fan but can a hundred plus people waiting an hour be wrong?…read more It gets an A but is not wait an hour again for anything but the novelty

Really don't have much to add…read more.. I've tried a few brands... and Tiger Sugar is, hands & feet down... The. Best. I've. Ever. Had. I realized most of these tea stalls are quite small, Bc they churn them out quick and it's for "take-away"... so there's really no line and not much of a wait. Be Brave. Like. A. Tiger.

So either I'm getting old or this is not my cup of tea…read more This Tiger Sugar is extremely close to the the MTR exit "This is Our Place" in TST. Came out of that exit and found a crowd behind me. To their credit, they have a lot of business here and they churn out those drinks quickly. There were a lot of people here, mostly waiting for their drinks. They have the brown sugar boba series, so I went for the Brown Sugar Boba Milk. I took it back to the hotel to drink and it went by quickly (get the large size I guess). Thing is for me, it's immensely sweet. Like insanely sweet. (I guess that's good because you get to taste the brown sugar?) so I would guess next time I would get it as half sweet if that's possible. The milk tea in itself tasted just alright haha. Their boba is pretty good though - comes out piping hot and chewy. Price for one of the drinks is $30HKD.

Okay, so I thought gui ling jelly was the same as herbal jelly... turns out, it's not. In the U.S.,…read morethey pretty much treat them like the same thing, but as I sat down at this tiny two-seat table, I quickly learned: gui ling jelly is made with turtle shell and herbs and is usually eaten for its health benefits. I had a sore throat from too much fried food, so my friend suggested we try some. I ordered the gui ling jelly and also the gui ling tea. First bite of the jelly I was like, wait, this is way firmer than regular jelly... and wow, this is BITTER. I had to add quite a bit of sugar syrup to make it enjoyable, but once I found the right balance, it was actually not bad. The tea was much milder and easier to drink. It was a cool experience overall. If I'm ever feeling yeet hay again (aka that overheated feeling from eating greasy stuff), I'd totally come back. They have two turtles chilling at the front and these giant pots where they make the jelly. The staff were really nice too. Definitely worth trying at least once.