Restaurants that offer Four Season Milk Tea Sì Jì Nǎi Qīng

Four Season Milk Tea Sì Jì Nǎi Qīng
Moge Tee Raleigh

Moge Tee Raleigh

➤ 2304 Hillsborough St #100, Raleigh, NC 27607, United States

Tea • Asian • Cheese • Catering

"Their boba teas are, in my opinion, the best available in Raleigh. They also have really great super fruit brewed iced teas that are super good. I believe they put slices of lemon, lime, watermelon, and mango in, with some crunchy seeds. They are a little pricey, but I believe they have the best quality ingredients of all the places nearby.I do not suggest getting the white boba in the yogurt drinks, it has an odd texture, stiffer than the warm boba in boba tea, and not sweet.Parking: Parking is free after 5pm in the large lot next to Bruger 's Bagels if street parking is full. 1 minute walk from Moge Tee. If you 're quick, you may not need to pay for street or lot parking."

Yuàn Chá Möge Tee-fresh Meadows

Yuàn Chá Möge Tee-fresh Meadows

➤ 61-12 182nd Street, Queens, United States Of America, Broad Channel

Tea • Drinks • Chicken • Desserts

"Everything else is fine, some desserts are misleading! The chocolate lava costs only 6.50 each. Where can I buy chocolate lava? It's just flour mixed with chocolate. Selling for 6.50 each! Just like tiramisu! Real lava is flourless and made with chocolate sauce in one bite. Solid, not hollow. It’s so deceptive!"

Drop In Tea

Drop In Tea

➤ 5 South Beech Street, Oxford, United States Of America

Tea • Boba • Latte • Milk Tea

"Great little bubble tea place! The service is fast and friendly. Tried the black grape fruit tea with cheese foam at 30% sugar and it was a refreshing treat. Comparable to the bubble tea shops I tried in NYC this summer at a better price. Definitely stop by if you get the chance."

Moge Tee East Village

Moge Tee East Village

➤ 69 Cooper Sq, 10003, New York, US, United States

Tea • Food • Drinks • Cheese

"However, the cleanliness of the interior left much to be desired, so we opted to take our drinks to go, although there is seating available inside. I appreciated the array of fresh tea options, particularly as a refreshing choice on warmer days. One downside was that the fruit slices contained seeds, which meant that sometimes you would bite into squishy boba, while other times you would encounter a hard pit or seed. On a positive note, I liked that the cups feature a resealable lid instead of the flimsy plastic sheet that requires a straw to puncture. The large tea cost $6.25, with an additional 70 cents for boba, bringing the total to $7.80 after tax."