Uno Tea House — Restaurant in Whittier

My daughter and I have been coming to this location since before Covid. There are times when my daughter is not with me and I bring her a Thai Tea, which it may be a couple of hours before she gets home to drink it. I’ve been told that in the last week the owner has made a new policy that you cannot have a drink with “No Ice”. I asked the team member if he would just put less drink in the cup to compensate for the lack of ice and he said no. I have left my telephone number to talk to the owner and he has so far been unresponsive. Additionally, I noticed that 3 of the best team members have not been there recently. As these drinks on average cost more than a drink at Starbucks, (and we drive from Anaheim to patronize this location) you would think that you could have it as you prefer. Putting less drink in a cup with no ice is totally acceptable in my mind. Well, until I receive the call I requested, we will not be returning. I hope it is financially feasible to lose two paying customers who have been frequently coming here over 6 years over a little ice! Ridiculous in my humble opinion. With that said the Customer Service and non-responsiveness earns the place a “1” star, the Thai Tea...

Always on point with the Booba. Always tasty. Been to other spots their booba Is like a slimy texture idk why? But this by far best drinks and always on point with the bobba. Kinda pricy but drinks are very generous size even a small sucks though they only do a "small" for teas sometimes those other sizes are way to much especially for my oldest daughter she's 10 and sometimes way too much they said they would spilt it but still it's only...

So I’m not a fan of these drinks but my friends are so we stopped in on a Saturday evening. After entering there are supplies on racks to the right and the smell is not appealing to me but my friends love it. They make their drinks with fresh fruit but not the lemonade, I asked. The staff was nice and greeted us and attentive to taking our order. I drink was appealing to...