Asha Tea House

Asha Tea House - Table reservation

2086 University Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704-1006, United States
1890 Reviews 4.7

"The milk tea at this restaurant is amazing - quick, tasty, and definitely worth trying. A Berkeley classic!"

Details

Phone: +15105499137

Address: 2086 University Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704-1006, United States

City: Berkeley

Website: https://ashateahouse.com/

Opening hours

Monday: 10:45-18:45

Tuesday: 10:45-18:45

Wednesday: 10:45-18:45

Thursday: 10:45-18:45

Friday: 10:45-18:45

Saturday: 09:45-18:45

Sunday: 09:45-18:45

Statistics

Dishes: 57

Amenities: 4

Categories: 5

Reviews: 1890


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Reviews

1 /5 Rating

I ordered 4 teas and they were all terrible. They were watery, tasteless, and had very little boba, matcha, strawberry, with just a splash of almond milk. The drinks came in generic plastic cups with lids that had what appeared to be a small square of painters tape covering the hole for the straw. Unfortunately, no straws were included. Although my past orders were fine, after this experience, Asha is no longer on my list. It was a waste of money and I am disappointed.

2 /5 Rating

The Boba Milk Tea at Tapioca had delicious boba with a good texture. However, the milk tea at 50% sweetness was not sweet enough. The only options available were either full sweetness (100%) or half sweetness (50%), with no in-between option. Most other places offer a 75% sweetness level, which is considered the perfect balance. Despite this, the tea had a strong flavor which indicated that it was made from real tea and not just a powder mix.

5 /5 Rating

Perfect level of sweetness that would not overwhelm the Matcha flavor. Great matcha quality! For those true lovers who can act tell the quality of good tea vs bad tea, youd love this place!

5 /5 Rating

Asha always has the most amazing matcha lattes, and perfectly chewy boba. Its great to have the composable straws and cups, and I would 100% recommend!

5 /5 Rating

The milk tea at this restaurant is amazing - quick, tasty, and definitely worth trying. A Berkeley classic!