ONE CUP TEA — Restaurant in New York

Just went here a few days ago. This place is full of false advertisements. So I try to order the Crispy chicken with a drink for $2.25 that they advertise heavily, But thats not the case. $2.25 is the price of the drink. There is not even a picture of the drink in that poster lol it was so confusing. So then I tell them how much is the drink alone and she said $3 something. None of the prices are correct. Everything they advertise is not what it really is. Then there is a sign saying that the prices have been "fine tuned". If it has then the advertisements haven't been changed and it's all over. My order that should've been $2.25 according to there advertisement was almost $9! Lol I wouldnt go back there again. A friend had the bubble tea and said it was great. I had sweet potatoes fries and the fried crispy chicken and it was good. The chicken fingers were very strange looking and the texture was mushy. But my issue was all the false advertisements and making customers confused. Like if u just advertise the things for what they are then people wouldn't complain or...

I came across this boba tea shop on a Thursday evening after a friend recommended. It had a few indoor seats so I was able to order my drinks and chat with friends for awhile. I ordered the classic bubble milk tea with 25% sugar and it was just sweet enough (but not too sweet)! This was honestly so yummy and the boba was super soft. It's one of the best bobas I've had in awhile in NYC and reminds me of the ones I've had in China. I honestly preferred this over Kung Fu tea which is right across the street. Not to mention, my drink was under $5 which is way more affordable than other tea shops. I was craving this so much that I had to come back the next day to try their popcorn chicken as well. To my surprise, their popcorn chicken is also delicious. It's has a crispy crunch and the chicken is tender and well seasoned. It also came with a spicy chili sauce on the side. Overall, I highly recommend to stop by for a quick drink and snack! Now I'm...

I can only speak for the Jasmine green tea with bubbles. The green tea flavor came through strongly and the bubbles were cooked well, with proper chewy texture.

I came back a few times and also tried the black tea and oolong tea. Unfortunately, those weren't as good and had a powdery taste.

The popcorn chicken was great, not too salty and had a good crunchy to chewy ratio. They sell snacks like this for $3.25 if you get a drink.

They're now open everyday until 9pm and have limited indoor seating. Apparently, the place used to be known as Anda Café.

The owners are super friendly, too. I would support this small business over the Kung Fu Tea across the street every time. (The tea and boba there taste kinda...