Tea & Tea Cafe

Love their Koah-​Pau, noodle soup and the whole grain rice.

So glad to find this place. So desperately needed decent Chinese delivery and they delivered. I got the chicken dumpling ramen soup and the char siu steam sandwich. The soup was good. I look forward to trying different ones, but the steam sandwich was delicious! They’re small, next time I might just order a few of them. Yum!

I am very much a tea junkie. It must be because I was raised in a very British themed society and have remained attached to all things British. So in any event when I saw a tea place with five stars in park slope the tea junkie had to go and check it out. Mind you I will admit that I was a little skeptical because there were less than 20 reviews and they could have been written by family members or friends but I decided to curb those thoughts and give it a go.
I got a little lost getting there because of the directions listed on Unilocal.It says the café is on 7ave Ave and lists the cross streets as 6^th Ave and 15^th street which is not possible. So I called the café and spoke to someone who could not speak English very well and had to have someone translate for him… No harm done right? After all I am an immigrant myself and surely this could only mean that the tea would be authentic. After finding parking (which resulted in me getting a flat tire — a story for another day) I walked over and was disappointed when I walked in. I had imagined a cute place with delectable ambiance that the would woo me into staying for hours and hours in the place…
The place is rather plain and three doors away from Henry’s; another bubble tea spot. So why open up so close to another place and not have anything different to offer? Quite honestly at that point I wanted to walk out and go to Henry’s which I am familiar with but the Unilocaler in me said «press on! A review is needed». I ordered the traditional bubble tea hot because that’s probably the best way to compare tea spots and without fail I was disappointed. I paid $ 4 for the small cup and wish that I had gone to Starbucks. The rich flavour of a black tea was missing, the sweetness from sweetener understated, and the milk didn’t add to the richness of the beverage as would have been expected. The service was fine but the quality is definitely wanting. Go to Hanco or Henry’s or better yet Boba in the city if you are looking for some good bubble tea. There are also some kickass places in Chinatown Brooklyn which I will review next.

I love everything I’ve tried: chicken dumpling udon noodle soup, beef noodle soup, bonito noodles and of course, green milk tea. They seem to have the best of Chinese and Japanese comfort and lunch food. Please expand! Come to Astoria. We want you!

Tea & Tea, PLEASE keep it up. Your food is so tasty and fresh; your prices so reasonable. We are addicted to the pork dumpling noodle soup, char sui bao and chicken sandwich. I’m sure, with time, we will try everything on the menu.

Love this place. For a small café specializing in Taiwanese teas, they have some big culinary chops. Their Char Siu Koah Pau (glazed pork steamed buns) are phenomenal and the pork/​shrimp wonton soup — it’s smoky, comforting and just delicious. Plus they give you these caramelized shallots in oil (i think?) Sooooo goood!

Great little sandwiches. Good bread, good filling. The strange color pickles are quite good, when eaten with the sandwich as a whole. Prices are really affordable here. A sandwich costs $ 5.50 and it’s big enough to fill up most people. Owners are really nice. Specials good too. I had the soy sauce low mein noodles just now. Good.

Try this place for the first time and it won’t be my last. Came here to try some Boba tea. I gotta say it taste good.
Customer service is good. Had a Chinese man greeted me and I ask what flavor is good. He suggest the mango flavored tea. He was about the tea. It was very good.
The atmosphere is very relaxing and clean.
I will be back here again.

What a find! This place is great. We ordered delivery, so can’t speak to the feel of the place. The food was so fresh and tasty. Packed full of flavor. We had the super packed pork boa. So messy and a little difficult to eat, but so tasty. The wonton soup was very good; slightly smokey broth and fresh little wontons. The pork dumpling noodle soup was phenomenal. We will definitely order again.

Oh gesus！！This restaurant taste super good, and you guys should try their drink call «snow Phoenix» and the beef noodle soup, it tasty, delicious and juicy… Again, drink the snow Phoenix is better than holy water

These guys were great. I ordered through Seamless and forgot to specify some details and they made sure to call me for clarification. Delivery across park slope was super quick. Ordered pork gyoza and veg chicken salad. Everything was super fresh and tasty. Really nice veg chicken meat.

A great addition to the neighborhood — one of the best values in the neighborhood for a quick bite or takeout. Went here with the wife and daughter. Three baos, stuffed with pork, fresh lettuce, crushed peanuts, seaweed shavings and hoisin. Yum! Wonton noodle soup is filled with dumplings, noodles in a tasty broth with cilantro, scallions and pickled radish. Only $ 4.50 for a very generous bowl (cheaper than most Chinatown joints). I had the special — a bonito lo mein with bonito flakes, wasabi mayo, pickled radish, scallions, seaweed, and sesame sauce. You’d think it’d be a little over the top but the flavors worked well together and the noodles were cooked perfectly. $ 5.50 for that, another great value.
Big thumbs up from everyone — we’ll be back!

Cold tofu needs a bit more sauce, buns are filled to the brim, toast needed more condensed milk. Lychee boba tea which I use as base of quality was good! Glad they opened up but will miss Parco.

Just realized this babo tea shop in park slop, the lychee green is very good, I also had a chocolate cake, very strong of chocolate, this is what a chocolate cake suppose to be. Love it!