Tea4U

My mom just came here to pick up a Sing Tao Sunday Chinese Newspaper.
Paid for the newspaper and left.
3 stars.

Small little store. Drinks here are pretty good: not too sweet, not too bland, just right for my taste buds. Pricing is good as well, about $ 3 for a milk tea with ice blended in the drink. The boba is decent.
Only con is that it doesn’t give you the feel of a boba shop for sit down and chit chat. The atmosphere felt very open that everyone in the store would be able to hear you talk. I do like the wooden benches though.

So good! Stopped by the market next door after eating at boiling crabs. Gentleman approached me and asked of I’d like the try their new tea place. Thought sure why not. Not disappointed! Tried the jasmine green milk tea with boba. It was excellent. Took a while for it to be made but we’ll worth the wait! Will be going here more often when in the area.

Was here recently to try red bean milk but they were out of it so I got the classic boba milk tea instead. The boba was average and too hard (I prefer soft). The tea had a stronger tea flavor, which I don’t mind because I prefer that over too milky or too sweet. I think I paid $ 2.70 for the drink.

Drinks needs improvement in my opinion. I ordered the rose milk tea + peach green tea (~$ 5). Both drinks had too much syrup so it was really sweet with a weird after taste.
This place is located inside a Chinese convenient store. They have daily specials where its buy one get one free. Friday’s special is yogurt green tea.
2 star — owner/​daughter? was friendly and drinks were affordable.
I will probably come back in the near future to try again.

Tastes delicious and is inexpensive compared to the ten ren’s next door! Daily buy 1 get 1 free deals who can skip out?

I’ve been to Tea4U once since it has opened, but I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to try a few of their drinks. I believe that Tea4U used to be called Yogurt Tea Bar, but was bought by a new owner hence the new name and menu. Tea 4U is located in the Coconut Bay plaza across from the 99 Ranch Market and Class 302. They’re definitely giving Class 302 some competition!
While it’s a small drink and tea place, located inside of a Chinese convenient store that sells snacks, music and magazines (basically they share one storefront but split the two businesses down the middle), I really like their drinks — especially the boba. I’ve tried their boba milk tea, taro milk tea, and honeydew milk tea. I wasn’t that big of a fan of the milk teas, but the boba was spot on. However, I’ve had the boba milk tea twice and I do think they are improving their drink taste and getting better and better.
But the drink I really really liked was the almond snow. I was going to try the Royal Milk Tea Snow, but they didn’t have any more of the royal milk tea, so I opted for the almond instead. And it was definitely worth it! If you’re a fan of almond jello, you will love this drink! It wasn’t too sweet, but it didn’t lack flavor either. And the snow was blended perfectly! I think this Almond Snow knocks Lollicup in Diamond Jamboree’s Royal Milk Tea Snow out of the park for me. It’s my new favorite, and really worth the price!
Drinks are getting more and more expensive now-​a-​days, but the drinks here aren’t too bad. The prices are decent, and if you order correctly, I do think it is worth it. I know they are in the process of making a new menu, so I hope that the almond snow stays on that new menu! They are also going to have brick toast, shaved snow, and snow milk drinks.
There are some tables and chairs to sit in, and the place is very well lit. One of the drawbacks is that it closes quite early. They also have stamp cards!