Orange Tea House

Small bakery, they try their best, it is a competition out there. Especially having bakeries at every end of Chinatown. I love their buns and drinks. Now they even have fishballs and other foods. There used to be a young pretty teen girl that worked there, she was very nice and helpful, her service was great, but I haven’t seen her for the past 2 years. Nice and cheap! Cannot go wrong with 80 cents tea/​coffee and buns!

I havent seen ANY pastries here for a few months now. Are they in the middle of renovations? or did Mayoro Miguel Bloobito (sorry, i just LOVE listening to his spanish) give them a F+ on their food handling skillz and revoked their ability to serves pastries?
Either way, they have the standard set of Chinatown coffeeshop drinks. There is currently a lemon ice tea special going on for $ 1. But its so damn cold outside… i dont know who in their right minds will drink ICED tea…
Cash only.

Called for information and they hung up on me! How rude!

Tiny tea house/​bakery in a very competitive area makes it hard for us to judge. I do come here quite often to get their milk tea because it is only 80 cents a cup.
I have never tried the pastry or buns here but they look alright. Price is very low and the staff was nice. There is no sit-​down area though. So this is mainly a to-​go place.

Server was extremely abrasively abrupt and chatty to sell whatever plow in her path as my party of three last minute impulsely craved for Dan Tat; Bo Lo Baau; and Cha Sui Baaus towards closing on a Saturday night. There were no buns of the ham and cheese or coconut, taro filling buns. Price for baked goods and buns are reasonable as it’s just another typical Chinese bakery with nothing extraordinary out of the ordinary.
Cash only as no other form of credit or debit cards are accepted. No washroom facilities on premises. No business cards available-​even upon request. Factor all these into consideration, I would not recommend Orange Tea House as patrons should beware of the server’s wrath which surely belongs to the land of nasty!

Although it lacks some of the baked on premises type goods that some of the Chinatown Bakeries provide, their coffee and boba teas are very standard. The taste is reasonable and the pricing is at Market Chinatown prices.
Still very fresh and still very reasonably priced. Cash please. No bathrooms.