Q Tea Tapas
“LOL We haven't tried the crepe place (same owner, attached next door), but hope to soon – that line was out the door.”
“It was delicious and they have cool temperature color changing spoons.”
“I always get the peach tea with lychee jelly and it's wonderful!!”
Q Tea Tapas
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
PokéStop Nearby: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Inexpensive
6 reviews
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Been passing this place on Main st for days now. Finally came to taste the tea they offer. They have variety of items such as shaved ice and fried snacks and bubbles teas. Ordered grapefruit yakult tea with mango custard and coffee jelly. Tea was pretty good and it was nice to be able to ask them for 'less sweeter ' version. The coffee jelly was just a little too sweet but mango custard was not bad. Saw that this place was connected with the crape place next door. Nicely clean, new and has settings indoor and outdoor which is always a plus!
Bubble tea, shaved ice, and more! Perfect stop for a quick treat and/or snack. Their menu offers small bites such as roti and chicken fingers. Looking forward to trying their crepes next door in the near future.
This review is strictly for the taro boba only.
I've had A LOT of taro bubble tea in my life, a lot more than I care to admit. The taro boba here was exceptionally bad. Very bland and overly sweet. It was like a purple slushy frozen sugar water. My wife and I both threw ours out after a few sips. There are so many good (above average) taro bobas in the area, but this one was just bad (well below average).
Linked with the crepe place next door. Tried the lemon honey bubble tea.
Reminded me of the lemon honey tea at those traditional tea parlors back in Hong Kong. That's a good thing.
Or maybe it's because the people behind the counter were speaking in Canto…
Facility is clean. It better be since it just opened up last week…
Seems like a decent place to hangout. Nice little addition to Main Street.
BOBA BOBA BOBA!!!! Bubble tea was the hardest thing to cut from my daily indulgences. I finally gave in when I saw that the Malaysian restaurant (which was conjoined with a boba tea place then too) had been transformed into this dessert and crepe place, and a beautiful parking spot had just freed when we arrived. There's a door connecting the 2 stores but I've never been big on crepes (but after seeing the reviews and pics, I'd like to give it a go, too!)
I was a bit disappointed that when I ordered one taro and one Thai, I wasn't told that I had to tell them to make it "slush." Wish they had asked me instead of expecting me to know there's different finishings. I would've loved the slush! I hate it when the ice starts to melt on top, resulting in a watery gross layer.
I know they make it from powder but both the taro and thai tasted great. Fairly priced at $5, my only guilt is in the calories! We have Kung Fu Tea in Fort Lee now, but this spot's got the better location (it's on Main Street).
There's a lot of seats and the store is clean (it's still quite new). I'd love to try their taiwainese shaved ice soon! Looks delectable!
Drinks are too sweet for me. I usually get less sweet milk tea at other boba shops but here the no sweet is even sweeter than other places less sweet. Herbal jelly is super sweet so stick with the bubbles.
I do like that they have some food to snack on and nice outdoor tables.
Ask for a stamp card! They won't give you one unless you ask for it.