Teaus

Drink: My friend and I got the rose tea in their glass bottles. Pleasantly surprising (never had I ever had rose tea) it was sweet with a slight hint of rose. You didn’t have to get the glass bottle they do have plastic cups (I just prefer the cuteness of the glass), but if you wanted a glass bottle be sure to get there early. (We had to go two days in a row b/​c the first day they ran out of glass bottles). They have a large selection to choose from and combinations, so why not try it?
Price: Nearly $ 5 for the rose tea in their glass bottle seemed like a good price. Wasn’t too expensive, wasn’t too low of a price. Typically a drink such as teas, coffee, bubble teas are around $ 4 – 5 anyways.
Setting/​Atmosphere: When you walk inside the store is like a rectangle cut in half, pretty small, but almost felt cozy. One half was for customers with two tables that seated four and the counter was pretty high. The menu outside was handwritten and so were some of their specialties (Such pretty handwriting & use of colorful chalks).
Customer Service: They weren’t helpful when two guys were working, mostly on their phone or chatting to one another which I didn’t mind because I was only there for drinks. Heck at some point they even left to go outside to smoke leaving the two of us inside alone.
Extra: I use my glass bottle to hold other loose leaf teas hehe.

Love this place. I’m so glad they opened a location here in Manhattan.
I tried the mango green tea and lavender milk tea before. Both very good — I like how the teas are authentic (not powdered like bubble tea). You get to keep the cute bottles too, which is a plus.

Rose milk tea! GET IT! Only if you like that slightly floral taste! I love it!!! It’s the best rose milk tea I’ve had!
The store is small. It seats about 4 – 5 people? They sell the drinks in a plastic cup or a cute glass jar. I think it’s a little more expensive in the glass jar but you can keep the jar and use it as a vase or as something else.
The black milk tea is good too but jumbo jumbo in Maryland is still better, in my opinion. A couple friends said the black milk tea taste like chocolate milk.

I learned something new today. There’s apparently a difference between «flower tea» and «regular tea». What that difference is, I don’t know, because when I asked the server, he went into a panicked frenzy and kept pointing at the board with the same stutter from a high school student doing a presentation. One day I’ll find out, until then, I’ll have to use my imagination.
Anywho, I keep coming back here like a sex addict with access to a cheap hooker. Why? I honestly couldn’t tell ya’. But gosh darn it, I am not going to feel bad about buying their rose milk tea. Basically I’m writing a review just to tell you that their Rose Milk Tea is the cat’s pajamas… even though I’m allergic to cats.
Why I was so compelled to write this review? I’m lonely, oh so lonely.
The Rose Milk Tea comes with little roses inside if you’re into that sort of thing.

Good teas! A bit expensive though. $ 4.08 for an iced roselle in plastic.
Bottles are cute though! Remind me of Roasting water in SoCal.
They have a lot of good flavours

I decided to come to this teaus to celebrate my friends birthday. Since her birthday was tomorrow, she was able to get a free birthday drink when she showed them her ID.
It was hard finding this teaus since it was a bit far from the train station. However, once I was near the store, I could easily recognize it. Unlike the other teaus stores, the sign is visible and stands out.
I had to wait outside before I ordered. The store is small, so there wasn’t so much space for a lot of people. I was only able to go in after the group before me left.
Despite the lack of space in the store, the prices are reasonable and there are special deals. If you buy 4 drinks, you can get a free jelly in a plastic cup. You also get 10% off by checking in and discounts for bringing back your glass bottle. They also give you stamps for every drink you purchase.

My friend and I found Teaus when we were looking for a bubble tea place around Madison Square Garden. I pulled out Unilocal and we decided to walk a few streets to check it out. To my surprise, Teaus wasn’t a bubble tea place, just tea. I was disappointed but my friend said she wanted tea anyway. Being the stubborn person I am, I waited for her to order and then we could go find my bubble tea. She ordered the Triple Berry Tea.
About the place, it is such a tiny place, but it does have a tiny tiny seating area. I liked the modern feel of it and how clean the place was, makes it look brand new. There were two guys, one making the teas and the other on the register/​also making tea. Let me just say that the person who served us was super friendly! He even convinced me to give it a try after my friend took a sip of her tea and said it was amazing. She gave me a sip and she was right, SO REFRESHING. Plus the neat glass bottle they serve the beverage in is so freaking adorable, you can keep the bottle and you don’t have to pay an outrageous extra amount for it. I think it was like $ 4.08
I lightened up and decided for a Sunset Tea. Holy crap, so good! Needless to say, we fell in love with Teaus and with the little stamp card they gave us we will definitely be coming back!
Try Teaus and you will love it!

Yes… I got the cute bottles since this was my first visit.
It is the different of 12oz. in a bottle or 16oz. in a cup.
The store is small, there is only a count against the window and not must space to move around.
The staff is friendly, helpful and patient with me since this was my first visit.
On my first visit I got the Watermelon Green, Triple Berry Green and the Mango Green in bottles!
It started as a good idea until I had to carry it all back to Queens.
All the drinks were tasty and not over sweeten. My favorite drink wash the Triple Berry. Now what to do with the cute glass bottles?
Tip: Unilocal check-​in will get you 10% off!

Love love love love love this place.
Rose milk tea. Love the fragrant rose flavor.
Strawberry cucumber. SO refreshing like you wouldn’t believe!
Yes you do get to keep the glass. And the difference between the glass and the plastic cup is the volume — Just get the glass the first time and get plastic after. Nobody needs that many glasses at home…
Tiny tiny space, with 2 tall tables and 4 chairs.
They do stamp cards here! (But not at the Flushing location)

I thoroughly enjoyed this place. The cashier was really friendly. I had a sunset drink and a rose milk tea. Both were absolutely amazing, I will definitely be back!!! Also the bottles it came in were absolutely adorable.
–1 star cause I had to wait 10+ minutes (but it was totally worth it!)
Also don’t forget to ask for the stamp card!

Teaus is a recent find but I love the drinks here! It’s a simple menu with milk teas, tea smoothies, fruit teas — all as hot or cold drinks.
I really enjoy the smooth, silky taste of the lavender milk tea. The rose milk tea is good too but stronger, sweeter, and more flowery than the lavender.
I’ve tried the sunset, a fruity tea and the mango tea smoothie as well. Both were refreshing, light but with good flavor.
The lavender milk tea is what stands out to me as being more special. Try it!
The store itself is not much, it looks like a pop-​up shop. A counter and a few stands and stools. Not much space at all.

Be sure to ask the staffs for a stamp card and be sure to check in everytime to get 10% off when you order a drink!
The staffs were pretty nice when I first came here.
The teas were really good. I got the Mango Green tea the first time and I feel I love with it. It’s not that sweet but it’s really good. The second time I went, I got the triple berry tea. It was okay, not to sweet but it was alright. I got the Rose Milk tea (Hot), it tasted like Lychee and it was very good. Not really sweet but just the perfect taste. I really recommend the Mango Green tea and the Rose Milk tea. Really loving the glass bottles, can’t go wrong with super cute bottles eh?.

Arghh, they had a stamp card?! I’m two drinks behind!
Teaus is a (almost literally) hole-​in-​the wall tea shop in an area that desperately needs similar businesses. In a sea of wholesale-​only stores, this place is a little oasis of tea-​filled delight.
Step 1: Learn how to order.
Choose a drink.
Feel deeply dejected when you learn they do not offer bubbles/​tapioca here.
Accept this fact into your heart and pass through the 5 stages of grief at an accelerated pace.
When you reach «acceptance,» choose if you’d like your beverage in plastic or glass. Both cost exactly the same, but while the glass bottle is only 12oz, you make up for it in all the hip instagram photos you’ll take of it. The plastic container is 16oz, but the earth cries when you dispose of it, and global warming increases by .01 degree.
Wait in the awkwardly small standing space as people brush uncomfortably close to you as they try to get around.
Pick up your drink and enjoy the refreshing rejuvenation of flavorful tea.
I got the black milk tea, which was extremely milky, but otherwise still tasty. I also just tried the avocado banana milkshake, which tastes of simple ingredients (avocado, banana, milk, ice, maybe a little sweetener?), was not very sweet, but had a velvety mouthfeel from the avocado after allowing the iciness to melt away a little bit.
As for their pastries, I can’t help but notice that the mini chocolate chip muffins and croissants look suspiciously similar to the ones sold at Costco. but let’s be real, you didn’t come here for that. You came for tea, and you won’t find a better spot within walking distance of the area.
Now to get my stamp card.

Just as you’d expect, Teaus’ signature point is their cute glass bottles (although they do hold less than the cups). Makes for a great picture if that’s what you’re about. I tried the lychee tea, lavender milk tea, and the rose milk tea, and was highly satisfied with all three. My favorite, the rose tea, was just sweet enough with hints of fruitiness as well. The wait was a little long but well worth it. Definitely coming here again!
Don’t forget to use the Unilocal promo for 10% off!

UMMM… IF IM NOT DUCHESS OF THIS PLACE NO MORE… I’LL CRYY!
this is my NEW favoritest milk tea place in NYC… yea thats a big deal to claim
i dont even know how to review this place but other than the fact that everyone i have introduce this place to LOVES IT! YES… LOVE!
My boyfriend, when he visits, comes here…3−4x when he can… meaning we have to go all the up from FiDi. One night we got it before they close and within less than 24 hours, we were back… even the guy asked if we lived around here cuz we were just here last night… yea its badddddd
My sister is also picky and she loved it.
I love the option of the glass or cup… but since i have collect enough glasses, I’ll stick with the cup… you get more. They also did the ducky/​chicky logo imprinted to the glass… boo
My favorite???
Rose Milk Tea…-sooooooooo good! so creamy and rich but not overly sweet and doesnt taste fake!
Sesame Milk Tea (hot) — my childhood dessert in a drinkable form! …DELICIOUS and THANK HEAVENS!!!
They take credit card and gives stamp card… which i have already redeem twice… yea…again its bad!
The only drawback… they dont have toppings! DO YOU HEAR ME TEAUS… OFFER BOBA! AND I WILL BE YOUR FOREVER CUSTOMER! or at least grass jelly or something
and its okay that poor one guy working there… its ok. i’ll be his friend =)

YUM!
I was briskly walking (okay, sprinting) in the blistering cold on my way to the train station when I saw the glowing letters of TEAUS’ sign shining in the harsh winter darkness. Like a moth to a flame I had to pop in to see what all the fuss has been about this spot, and I must say I was not disappointed.
Despite the temps being below 20 degrees, I took the employee’s suggestion and ordered a lavender milk tea cold, in a glass bottle. After a few minutes my patience was rewarded with a charming embossed glass bottle of delicious sweetness.
Pro tip: You can ask them to go light on the sweetener (in this case, honey) if you don’t want it too intense. I think I could even say «no honey» next time and it’d still be enough for me (I like my milk tea pretty mild).
While this is an asian tea house, it doesn’t serve tapioca or jelly add-​ins, and you won’t find any snacks at this particular location (although their other outposts seem to carry eats).
You’ll also get a loyalty card that’ll earn you a free drink after buying 5. I’ll be back to sample the other varieties, especially as the temps start to warm up in the spring.

This small tea shop serves a variety of delicious drinks in glass bottles. Part of the reason why I wanted to try this place during my stay in New York was for the bottles lol.
I got a mango tea and rose tea. The mango, which was not too sweet and not too bitter, had mango fruit bits in it and it was delicious! Especially since it’s not supposed to be like a tapioca place. The rose tea was probably my favorite out of all the floral teas. I expected it to be a bit more on the bitter side, but had a good amount of sweetness. We went for a second round and got the strawberry mint and lavender tea. Strawberry mint tasted kind of like a strawberry limeade lol. Lavender was good as well but not my cup of tea (hehe get it?). I’m not a big fan of lavender but heard it’s one of their best sellers along with rose in the floral teas.
Now this place uses syrup… but I still enjoyed the way they make their drinks here. If you get a glass bottle, bring it in again to get 10% off your next order! Also you can choose to get plastic cups for the same price and its also bigger.

Hidden gem in the busy garment district, Teaus provides cold and hot tea drinks! I had their rose milk tea (recommended by the barista) it was delicious! Not too sweet and the right amount of creaminess. They even throw in real roses in the tea!
Don’t forget to check in on Unilocal for 15% off and make sure you get a stamp card, 5 stamps and you get a free drink!
Small tea shop but they have seating enough for 3 — 4 people? More like a grab and go place.

I got a cold rose milk tea for $ 3.75. It came in a cute glass bottle with a stopper, which only comes with cold drinks. Great souvenir! The rose milk tea itself was delicious. They do not have bubbles here, which I definitely missed.
There is a free birthday drink valid only on your birthday. I came to this place to celebrate my birthday the day after my actual birthday and I saw the sign and the worker ignored me. Then I asked again and she was not very nice when she said it was only valid on the actual birthday.

**Free mini mango green tea with check-​in on Facebook (valid as of last week)**
**Don’t forget your frequent buyer stamp card!**
I’ve walked by Teaus on W 30^th for awhile now going back home from the gym and was excited when it finally opened. Teaus joins Gong Cha (W38) in the sudden Herald Square/​Midtown bubble tea boom — a welcome addition to the area for sure.
Your tea at Teaus comes in two ways — in a 12 oz glass bottle, or a 16 oz plastic cup. I got the glass bottle the first time I went because I found it so fascinating, but in hindsight, I would have enjoyed the extra 4 oz of my rose flower tea much more. The glass bottle itself with a cork closure might be fun for someone who wants to make origami stars to the fill the bottle with, but otherwise it is basically useless, since the cork closure doesn’t really seal (I had tea spilled all inside my purse)
The rose flower tea was really refreshing. I ordered it half sweet, which was perfect. However at more than $ 4 for a little bottle of tea, I found this to be a little bit overpriced. However, if you plan on buying frequently, they do have a stamp card that will entitle you to a free drink once you purchase 5.
Will probably be back when I’m really thirsty after the gym for the delicious rose flower tea (no milk).