Teaus

Teaus is closed?! Here’s another amazing place that has closed so suddenly! I absolutely loved their rose milk tea and lavender milk tea. I was so looking forward to trying their other tea. They also had some great lunch special deals and the Unilocal discount! I loved the atmosphere and décor, which was very zen-​like. I’ll have to make my way to the Flushing location then! Please come back to Brooklyn!

BEST ROSE MILK TEA.
i really enjoy the rose milk tea and the lavender milk tea, although the rose is better the lavender is still very good.
while i was there with my sisters two ladies came in and ordered their drinks, but it took awhile because there seemed to be a language barrier. there was one person who seemed to understand english fairly well, and the cashier had a hard time understanding what they were asking. teaus should consider adding other things to their teas like honey boba, jellies, or something. they offer the drinks in a cute glass jar that you can take home or plastic cups.
location is super tiny. seats about 6 people

This particular location is significantly bigger than the one located in Manhattan. With seven tables that have 2 – 4 seats each + a bench by the door.
This location offer more than drinks. They also offer food such as popcorn chicken. I did not get a good look at their food menu but I will the next time I come back and maybe give some food items a try.
I got the triple berry green tea and it had bits and pieces of berry at the bottom of the drink. It was alright. Not a memorable taste.

I love the glass bottle and the rose tea! So pretty and practical.

I’ve only been to this location once, and it was okay. I originally went to the one in Queens but since it is pretty far from me, I decided to try this one out. The drinks look delicious and pretty. But they didn’t have much flavor to them. The wait was VERY long even though there was only one person in front of me. There was only one guy working. I got the wrong order, but he was more than willing to remake my drink. All in all this place was only okay. Don’t think I’ll revisit.

Venue — cute and charming tea shop with seating
Drinks — great variety and selection of teas as well as smoothies, and they seem to use all natural ingredients.

Can’t even describe this place. Decorations are so cute and prices are very cheap! Love this place! I recommend this place more than anything!

My favorite new spot in Park Slope. What makes this place different is the uniqueness of their menu options, Teaus offers many unique tea favors, Hot & Cold, they make Tea Flavors with rose water and an actual rose in your drinks… wow.
You can really taste the quality ingredients in their tea. Teaus has a few locations in NYC, but this one is in my neighborhood which totally put Teaus on my radar.
I was looking for a place to grab something to drink, with good wifi and just kill sometime and hang, Teaus was the perfect place.
Teaus also offer small bites such as sliders and other Asian style apps.
I truly enjoy coming to Teaus a place where you can enjoy some good drinks, good bites and a chill atmosphere
Don’t forget to check in or buy the Unilocal deal.

A cute Asian tea place… During a Sunday night stroll, I noticed a cooler box sitting in front of a store. Out of curiosity, I walked closer and found these cute glass bottles filled with a red-​colored drink. That is how I stumbled upon the tea shop.
Turns out the drinks were the Apple Roselle Ice Tea and I was blown away by how refreshing and delicious it tasted. They use real flower and tea leaves, and add just a touch of sweetness. The workers here are also very friendly and welcoming.

They have this tea pudding on their menu which is just essentially a jello topped with a few pieces of fruits for $ 7.
Though I might go back for the expensive roselle milk tea. It’s all pink and flowery.
My friend got the roasted oolong and thought it tasted powdery.

After a not so good experience at teaus 2 days ago, we came back and gave teaus another try. The owner offered anything on the house for free and we came back to order the drinks. He explained to us what happened and was really friendly. Their tea puddings are really cute also. Overall, the atmosphere is satisfying and I’d love to come back another time for drinks !

The owner was nice and explained what happened that day and took responsibility. The tea and pudding looks so delicious and cute!
It’s also worth it since the glass is sturdy.
Planning to come here again with my friends!
—edit 4÷9−−
The menu and Unilocal said they open at 11am. I arrived at teaus at 11:10am, hoping to get drinks early. However, they were locked. I waited until 12pm for an employee to come open the store, but nobody came. I ended up not getting the drinks. I was looking forward to it.
Next time, they should stick to an official opening time instead of opening whenever they feel like it.

Such friendly staff! Amazing. Tea. I’ve had the rose tea, cold and the lavender tea, hot. They have so many selections, it’s seriously hard to decide on one kind.
I will definitely be back a bunch of times to try other kinds. They also have tea smoothies. Whaaaaat. Lol
Very refreshing, definitely give it a go.
Tips: check for Unilocal discounts and take your glass bottle back for a refill and get $.50 off your drink purchase. :)

After two acceptable delivery experiences, my brother was met with a pretty ridiculous third delivery– 3 hours and 40 minutes wait time. He actually had to order dinner elsewhere after 1.5 hours of waiting.
I wasn’t about to risk another 3.5 hour delivery, so I placed an online order when the restaurant opened, waited ten minutes, then walked a mile through light rain to pick up the food. Only to discover, upon arrival, that the girl behind the counter hadn’t even looked at the order.
She claimed they had ‘just opened’, which is true, but she also had 30 mins to prep my order. While prepping my food, she intermittently sent voice texts to someone via her iPhone about what a large order she had just received. Come on lady, I’m trying to get home ASAP before the rain torrents begin.
Pros:
Tasty milk teas– lavender and rose milk recommended
Cons:
No boba
Small, expensive portions
$ 8 for three slices of pork belly sliced in half to give the illusion that there were more pieces, drenched in salty sauce just didn’t cut it. Neither did the sad side salad that had been soaking in some strange vinegar.
$ 5 for popcorn chicken was okay, nothing too special about the dish.
Come for the tasty milk teas if you have time to waste. Don’t bother with the food.

Teaus is just delightful. They have many different types of teas and tea flavored drinks. I had the lavender milk tea and my SO had barley tea with lemon. Both were nicely flavored, not too strong, not too bland. What I loved about Teaus was that you get to take the bottles home if you ordered your drinks in them with no extra charge! The only thing with ordering the bottle is that your drink is 12 oz. If you want a larger size (16 oz), you would have to get it in a plastic cup. But, hey! Who wouldn’t want to take a nice bottle home! Also, drinking out of the bottle was a novel idea to me. It made the drinking experience different.

Pure gold. I stumbled upon this little gem of a place on my way to the dance studio. I wasn’t in the mood for an alcoholic beverage and coffee would keep me up way past my bedtime but I wanted a little something… I just didn’t know what until I discovered Teaus (pronounced tea house with no breath in between).
The space has a lot of charm with exposed brick walls, dark brown hardwood floors, pink tin ceilings with track lights that give the illusion of copper and an eclectic seating arrangement consisting of high chairs, corner benches by the window, and standard dining tables.
The staff is sweet, friendly and eager to please. I also love that they are open late as its currently 9:30pm on a Friday night and I get to cozy up with a warm, delicious cup of their herbal green tea blend. They have nice large windows where one can sit and people watch.
Teaus knew exactly what I needed this evening and delivered
One drawback is that they are on the pricey side ($ 3.55 for a cup of tea) but in the heart of Park Slope that’s to be expected so I won’t take off any stars for that.
Teaus is cute, quaint, charming and a nice way to unwind in a quiet atmosphere where tea lovers can unite.

A tea room that not pretentious. They carry a wide array of different teas so it’s impossible to get bored. My recommendation is to try the rose tea or hot lavender tea with honey first. It will keep you coming back. Keep your beautiful glass bottle of returns for the 50 cent discount.
Great snacks include potato croquettes and yakisiba– a Japanese fried noodle with a slow heat and tons of flavor.

I really like this place! Walked in and it kinda looks like a backyard garden. Super cute. Ton of tea choices which I love (not a coffee person)
It’s inexpensive too! I ordered a jasmine green tea & Tomato Soup = $ 7.89 :‘D happy wallet.
This place got packed around 5:30 (came an hour earlier)
Overall, super friendly service, super delicious tea & yummy soup! If you’re a tea person, come hereeee!
P.S don’t know if the soup is homemade, it tasted pretty average… but it has huge chunks of veggies!

Lavender milk tea. That’s all I have to say.
Actually, the people who work there are very friendly and I look forward to trying their food, esp the wings.

I was just thinking Park Slope has everything BUT a good tea café… and Teaus popped up, answering my wishes for tea, wifi, and casual café experience. The staff are friendly and quirky and want you to enjoy.
A couple of tips: Keep your bottle & bring it back for 50¢ off every time. If you’re not familiar with Asian tea shops… sweet sounding flavors (florals & fruit — and most others, to be honest) will be SWEET. Ask for less sweet for a more balanced, familiar flavor. They were happy to remake a drink for my friend who tried the lavender mint tea but found it too sweet. I’ve had the rose iced tea & strawberry mint tea, both less sweet, and enjoyed both.