What's your top 3 place for best tasting milk tea
 

1) E-tea
2) Angel Cafe
3) Lido

1. Juice King
2. Juice King
3. Juice King

Zephyr tea house
Silver tower
Alleuluia
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I go to Aberdeen for all my milk tea fix eh. I will get back with the name =p
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thats probably estea then

i go aberdeen... wu fung is pretty good but i found out that alot of the places there use one supplier for milk tea

I like fairbee in Landsdowne.

milk tea @ home. double redrose tea bags steeped for lil bit add milk and sugar to your desire..

For HK style, I like Lido or Deer Garden, Fraser.

+1

Lido with pineapple bun :D

fairbee? You serious? totally watered down and loaded with sugar

In no particular order:

Alleluia, Lido, and I'm going to go with Deer Garden.

Kam Do upped the quality of their milk tea recently so I'll throw them in there for honourable mention. I always get my milk tea half sweet.

The cafe underneath Ninkazu in Richmond, by aberdeen... forgot its name.

thats lido

Deer Garden and Silver Tower are my go-to places

I usually get my milk tea with a meal at Mambo Cafe in Aberdeen

Lido is a rip off. Charges like $4 for a cold milk tea and the cup is hella small too with half of it full of ice and if u tell them to add less ice, they'll start giving you attitude :devil:


*this is without a meal of course

Why has no one mentioned Pearl Fever? So good.

anyone wanna hook up a good recipe so i can make this shit at home lol

haha.... but that would mean finding a place the supplies powdered taro... I don't even know where to buy that stuff!

Typically you can't. Each restaurant has their own blend of teas making it unique.

Best one in HK IMO is Tai Hing. Although I haven't been back since it turned into a huge chain restaurant, so I'm not sure if it's still good. Last time I went, it was really good :)

btw I see a lot of people listing bubble tea places... which kind are you talking about when you say 'milk tea'? For me, that has always meant the HK kind, and the Taiwanese kind was 'bubble tea' even without the bubbles. For me, it means it's just a powdered tea drink, and not very good.

It's a bit of a mixed bag here. A lot of places now serve Taiwanese style milk tea which IMO tastes like garbage. A majority of the places listed in this thread however serve an HK style milk tea.