Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieCasual tea shop dishing up milk teas with a variety of toppings, as well as noodles.
What to order: Tieguanyin Milk Tea · Osmanthus Four Seasons Milk Tea · 3Q TP Milk TeaFrom Google Maps reviews.
TP TEA in Flushing is a great stop for anyone looking for Taiwanese-style tea drinks with a more traditional tea focus. Located in the middle of Flushing’s busy food scene, it’s an easy place to grab a drink while exploring the area. The shop has a clean and modern setup with self-order kiosks that make ordering simple, especially with the large menu of tea drinks, toppings, and seasonal options. The main highlight here is the tea selection. Unlike some bubble tea shops where the sweetness domi
I paid over $9 for a milk tea and added two toppings that cost an extra $2, only to receive a tiny amount. When I politely asked if they could add just a little more, the staff member coldly refused without any explanation. I’d like to ask the owner or manager — how much can those toppings possibly cost? The customer service was extremely disappointing and unfriendly. Definitely not worth the price, and I won’t be coming back again.
I finally got around to getting a drink from this shop. I ordered from their tablets and got a tie guanying milk tea 30% sugar with strong tea. It was quite a large size compared to milk teas you can get at nearby milk tea shops. The tea was quite strong (I could still feel the effects of the caffeine 6 hours later) and overall quite milky in flavor. Personally I would've preferred if the tea flavor stood out a bit more but for the price, it's a pretty a good deal. In the summer perhaps I'll com
From the Aug 25, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.
Single-use items were reused or left unprotected.