Jacki

Want to taste what you had ordered? Then this is the spot. I've been passing by this tea shop and noticed there's always a line, so one day I didn't see anyone waiting and decided to try it out.

The shop is small but decorated with lots of cute figurines. They only allow 1 party at a time because it is quite tight inside. The selection is vast, so you can definitely find something. The thing I noticed that I dont see at other tea shops is that you can choose the intensity of the tea. Other shops are just ice and sugar level selections. After you decide on your order, they would make it and let you taste what you order to see if the levels are good before pouring it into the full cup.

I did enjoy what I got, which was the Jasmine green tea, because I like something milky, so paired with the default, strong tea was perfect since green tea is light. The milk was not overbearing, so I still was able to taste the tea. Would I come back? I would, but not if I see a line out the door. If you do try it out, let me know what you think, and they also have onigiri if you want some snacks to go with your tea.

Aesthetically pleasing coffee shop with unique drinks and pastries ☕️

They have a few locations in the city: Midtown East, West, and one in Wall Street. I've only been to the Wall Street location, and it's small but beautifully decorated inside—clean and chic. It's a grab-and-go spot.

I tried their Purple Sweet Potato Latte, and it tasted just like sweet potato. It's on the sweeter side. This isn't your everyday coffee shop, as it's a bit pricey at around $7 per coffee, but I would definitely come back to try their other drinks. I'm especially curious about the Einnspanner, also known as Tiramisu Latte, and the Jeju Tangerine Matchaid, which sounds incredibly refreshing.