All About Cha

Great atmosphere, wonderful service, amazing drinks and gourmet food compliments! My opinion is that this place kills Starbucks (sloppy-​made drinks, mostly inexperienced staff, loud environment and crowded just about always). My go-​to for studying and being productive.

I am all about their macaroons!

I love this place! I always get the Korea tropical when I go, but all their drinks are good.
They also have really good desserts. The wraps however are okay, I don’t rally recommend them unless you’re starving.

I was really exited to try this location. When I arrived there was one person in front of me and 3 tables with patrons. My to go tea order was quickly placed and barista was super friendly (only reason 2 stars). It took 13 minutes to make a tea! Also I asked for, and paid for a large and it was what I would call a small. The tea was one of the worst I have had. Will stick with my Starbucks.

Good desserts and coffee, but not the highest quality. My chai latte was mostly chai powder and lukewarm milk.

I really loved this place! I had a half pot of pearl jasmine tea and it was so excellent. I love love love that they serve it in the teapot. After living in Korea for several years, I got so used to sweet coffee shops like All About Cha. They’re hard to come by in the States! I feel like everything here is so FAST that you never get a chance to just sit down and enjoy the atmosphere of a coffee shop. But I definitely felt back at ‘home’ in Korea when I came to All About Cha. The décor is lovely and the beverages are nicely presented. I also had a fruit crêpe with my tea, and it was very nice. The fruit was fresh and the crêpe was cooked to perfection.
Another reviewer mentioned that this seemed to be ‘style over substance.’ I don’t know if I found this to be true — I felt like I got what I paid for and had style as a bonus. But I would encourage you to be the judge!

All I’ve had was this tea today and a Grand Teton which my friend Stacey Leonard gave me at another time when chocolate was a solution. I will definitely try the Bulgogi breakfast burrito and the Bulgogi wrap sometime!

I am all about this place. All About Cha is my go-​to study spot, and I love everything about it. Its environment is very study-​friendly, and it’s also a great meeting place for seeing your friends — like Starbucks but better. I love showing this place off when I have people coming from out of town. I have had their goguma, which is delicious (I’m not even a fan of sweet potatoes!), and some of their other green tea latte variations which are all good. I’ve tried many of their desserts, and they were all very agreeable. I don’t typically purchase desserts here but when I do I go big with the crème brûlée.
This location is a decent size, but I prefer the new location on May and Memorial if you’re searching for a larger spot. It can be quite limiting when you’re needing an outlet. The only complaint I have is the ridiculously high prices. I have not tried the food here, and while I’d love to, the prices just aren’t suitable with my college student budget.

Have been here a few times for tea, finally went to have a meal, breakfast to be exact. There are not many breakfast places open on a Monday, so my friend and I found ourselves trying something new to the both of us.
We decided to share the fruit crepes and the breakfast bulgolgi wrap.
The crepes were light and fresh with a mixture of bananas, kiwi, oranges, strawberries, etc that were fresh and light. They had a drizzle of syrup and whipped cream on the side for the perfect amount of sweetness.
The bulgolgi wrap was as I remembered the homemade bulgolgi my friends have made me. My friend enjoyed the egg, however, I am not a big fan of eggs and their texture in the wrap, as it was surprising to me. It was not bad, just not a fan. I am eager to try the bulgolgi lunch wrap. I think the lettuce and tomatoes would brighten up the wrap.
I an eager to try their other dishes and sushi.

My first time here, on the recommendation of my co-​worker.
If you love Starbucks, you will love this place, minus the Starbucks snobby crowd and the price… I was very impressed as I entered!
Although I didn’t eat any of the food. The food & pastries looked much better than the Starbucks pre-​made food that they serve.
As far as there coffee and teas, they have a wider selection than Starbucks as well.
I got the Green Tea Latte (Hot), which was surprisingly good! It wasn’t too sweet but just the right balance of milk, sweet, and green tea. For some odd reason, I kept smelling seaweed when I would take a sip. Maybe that is how it’s suppose to smell?
They also have wifi, nice chairs to sit and study etc. just like the other competition.
I will defintily return!

Love the atmosphere! Great for studying or long talks. I’m excited to come back and try there sushi!

All About Cha is ridiculous in a good way. There’s nothing quite like being able to order high-​quality sushi at a coffee/​tea shop.
We ordered the Iced Green Tea Latte and the regular Green Tea Latte. Both were excellent. Where many places provide a very milky watered-​down green tea flavor, these were very strong.
The sushi was also good. We ordered the salmon roll and the tuna roll. My girlfriend liked the tuna better and I liked the salmon better, which is a good sign since neither was clearly superior or lacking.
We also ordered the Dakgalbi wrap which was very flavorful.
All in all, it was a delightful lunch. We left satisfied, but the meal felt light, in a good way. We are definitely going to make this a weekly stop.

Apparently, they sell sushi. And I have heard tell they’re given to serving lunch as well.
But I have found those are distractions from the core of All About Cha, which is primarily (at least in my humble opinion) the city’s unbested temple for all things dessert (close runners up include Whole Foods’ bakery display, Sarasara’s and Pie Junkie). I didn’t think I would ever taste Red Velvet as moist and richly icing’ed as Two Little Red Hens’ in NYC, and definitely not in OKC. But alas, life isn’t that simple. All About Cha, it turns out, is a first rate desert place, whose range and consistency I have rarely seen matched in all my time about the wide world.
I have since had a good wide sample of their offerings. Three things to remember:
(1) Get the red velvet whenever it’s available.
(2) Anything with their chocolate mousse will be amazing.
(3) Avoid the cheesecakes, they tend to be ho hum.
Add to that the fact that their premises remain the première work café in the city. Given a criteria including space, crowdedness, noise levels, outlet availability and most importantly, late closing time – none of the other cafes in town come close. Get a nice tea (perhaps some red velvet cake), and camp out near one of the outlets and tap-​tap-​tap away at that laptop.

Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Drinks and dessert are amazing. It is pretty pricey nice for a special occasion or treat.

Mainly for tea. My favorite is the GREEN CON PANNA (green tea with milk and whip cream on top; light caramel drizzle)
Their dessert is okay but I did enjoy the BELGIAN WAFFLE with ice cream & whipped cream.
Kitchen closes at 9PM!
I like the BULGOGI WRAP.
A lot of students come here to study since they close late. Noise level is moderate so if you like to read/​study in a quiet space, this place might not be the best; has free wifi and plenty of seating!
Friendly service as well,
Enjoy!

The first time I tried All About Cha, I went in hoping for a hot genmaicha brew, which they didn’t have. Instead of trying a different green tea, I asked for a latte.
I adore our local coffee roasters, among them Elemental, Leaf + Bean, evoke, Mariposa, etc. But hear this: this latte– I swear, it tasted like Italy. Spot on from my favorite café/​office space in Rome. After that first latte (and many more since), I recommend the coffee at All About Cha when you and friends are looking for something in the area.
And yet, as the name so obv tells you guys, this place is all about the tea. While they still don’t carry my beloved genmaicha, the vast array of available teas is sure to present options for everyone. Iced or hot; blended or pure; strong or smooth (or both). Sizes are two: love and passion. Drinks aren’t super cheap, but you probably intend to sit a bit, so get a little teapot and pour pour away.
More than tea and coffee, food options at All About Cha are decadent and tasty. The breakfast sandwiches on croissants are a guilty pleasure; have yourself a giant salad for lunch or a sushi roll if you’re feeling the need to eat a little cleaner. Desserts are not made in house, but one taste of a sleeve of macarons, and you won’t really care where the desserts come from.
One of the best features of All About Cha is the space itself. You’ll be hard pressed to find a seat that doesn’t make you happy, so different are the chairs and places to sit. We’re lucky to have this Korean franchise here in OKC, owned and beautifully managed by a local.

In my quest to try and review all the coffee shops in the Metro I just had to review All About Cha. I love this place and it ranks at the top of my list right now.
I’ve liked everything I’ve ever tried here — and if you have a sweet tooth *raises hand in the air* then this place will hit the spot. The chocolate cake is a treat, and they carry Pie Junkie pies as well.
As far as liquids go I am OBSESSED with their Iced Yuja Lemon. It is citrusy and sweet and tart and refreshing, just an all around win. Their coffee is good too, rich but not bitter. And all the food I’ve had there has been good too. We love to hit up Cha for dinner when we want something light in a super chill environment.
And I’ve never had bad service here, the staff is always remarkably friendly and seem to take great pride in the products they create and serve. I am *all about* this place and you should be too ;)

Went for a caffeine pick me up after a long morning with my fabulous niece! At the corner of a small line of shops. They have more locations.
First time in and the gentleman at the counter was very helpful and friendly! He recommended the green sweet potato latte. Absolutely amazing!
I can’t wait to try more!
They do serve food and desserts!
Nice place!

I’ve been several times now and feel like I can update. Every time I go, I have a wonderful experience. The employees are all very friendly. One even recommended a great substitute when they were out of my beloved sticky toffee tea. If you’re getting anything made, it’s going to take a few minutes or so — only the desserts and baked goods are premade. The food is always very tasty and freshly prepared. I’ve never had the same «problem» I had on my first visit, and even that wasn’t exactly a problem.
Contrary to another review, the clientele is hardly «awful.» There is generally a mix on the weekday mornings/​afternoons (I’ve seen students, families, groups of friends, businessmen, etc). But come evenings and weekends, that place can get packed with students taking the opportunity to study. Pay no attention to overly judgmental comments that label anything about this place as «snooty.» The employees and typical patrons of All About Cha do not fit that bill. Really it’s a great place. I’ve visited for hours at a time for studying and never once have I been made to feel as though I was overstaying my welcome. I’ve never witnessed it with anyone else either. I also love how generally trusting everyone is as well. I’ve never had to worry about my things when getting up to use the restroom. Same with everyone else.
If studying is your purpose for being there, especially on the weekend, I’d advise going early. The tables by the walls fill fast since those are the ones by the outlets. And since they are being utilized by students, expect them to sit there for hours.

It’s not often that an establishment can claim that they’re battin’ a thousand, but All About Cha (AAC) is doing just that (with me at least). Other than AAC, I can think of maybe two other places where I’ve never had a bad experience. Ever. Like… Ever…
The Nichols Hills AAC seems larger than the Edmond location, although that could be some visual trickery because of the layout. Perhaps due to the layout, this AAC doesn’t feel as cozy as the Edmond AAC. Then again, the Edmond AAC also has more college student squatters (you know who you are, you jerks who take up a large table with all of your study materials) than this AAC.
Order everything. It’s all amazing.
Okay, maybe I shouldn’t say that, because I haven’t tried «everything» but I will vouch for the following drinks:
— Cocoa Latte Freddo
— Yuja Lemon Blend
— Yuja Lemon Freddo
— Caffe Latte
— Caramel Macchiato
— Caffe Mocha
— Café Latte Freddo
— Café Mocha Freddo
— Green Latte
— White Mocha Green Freddo
— Black Royal Chai
If nothing else, you’re now aware that I spend way more money than I intend to at All About Cha. On that note, nothing is cheap. I’ve come to terms with that because at least everything is delicious, and the portions/​sizes are pretty good.
I would suggest ordering «Love» instead of «Passion» because, all you need is love, love. Love is all you need. Passion is a bit much for me personally. If you’re not satisfied with Love, I can’t imagine Passion will do much to fill the void that you’re desperately trying to cram with T2 diabetes-​inducing beverages. I started out talking about drink sizes and ended up wherever this is… Sorry…