Glaze Tea Midtown

Evie a month ago

Came Nth time already. I usually get the tofu and couple cups of milk tea. One for that day, others for later😆. Love boba a lot! They also have a study room for 4 and plus+ people. Find out today that they are giving the goodies out for every 300th customer. From my experience, today is Sunday, so, it’s usually around this time or later period, because I am only number 268 right now (8pm). But I want to try the boba hotpot, looks fun and delicious. However, it supposed to be a 5-star review, but I ate a piece of plastic from the the drink😣. Can’t believe what will happen to my body If I consumed it😣. I still can’t believe until now. So, it doesn’t deserve a 5-star review. Because I have to come back and edit my post😢. So, be very careful of what you consume!!!

Food Soul 2 months ago

This is my favorite place for tea and fried chicken!!!! All the tea here are Amazing!!!! And you have to try their crispy fried chicken with the seasoning and sauces they have. I love their traditional hot and cold tea, fruit tea, milk tea. I come here a lot to try their different tea. The place is perfect to sit down and hang out with friends. The atmosphere is bright, clean and well-decorated. The service is also good and the packaging for to go orders also cute.

Xuqiqi Yan 2 months ago

This place has become one of my favorite spots in Midtown. I stopped in for a drink and some food, and both were so good. They have a lot of options! The tea wasn’t overly sweet, which I loved, and everyone working there was genuinely friendly. You can tell they care about their customers. Highly recommend if you’re in the area!

Michelle Wu 4 months ago

Glaze Tea Midtown — Bubble Tea + Fried Chicken = An Unexpectedly Perfect Combo! First time visiting Glaze Tea Midtown, and it completely exceeded my expectations! The exterior is sleek and clean, while the interior has a fresh, elegant vibe — complete with a Van Gogh sunflower painting and adorable claw machines that make it the perfect spot for photos. For drinks, I ordered the “Moonlight” (Osmanthus Oolong Milk Tea) and “Citrus Berry.” The Moonlight had a delicate floral fragrance with a smooth, lingering finish; the Citrus Berry was vibrant in color with a perfectly balanced sweet-and-tangy fruit flavor — a total win for both the eyes and the taste buds! The food was a pleasant surprise — I honestly didn’t expect a bubble tea shop to have such amazing fried chicken! Crispy wings, drumsticks, french fries, and popcorn chicken were all on point. Paired with their house dipping sauces (Yum Yum and a berry sauce), every bite was absolutely satisfying — easily on par with a dedicated fried chicken restaurant. The service was friendly and efficient, with plenty of customization options for sugar level and ice. Overall, the value for money is excellent. Whether you’re stopping by

Al Charles 6 months ago

Update: I got the wrong impression of this store. I'm going to wait until the hype is over to get a better experience. The limited merch bonus made the opening too busy. I just wanted to try something new for once, so that why I went. Besides, they ran out of their merch giveaway anyway. It was a 30 minute wait that day. The menu prices were not worth the wait because Everything was at least 8.99, a little more for some of the lunch menu. Reviewing the prices at their Doraville location, it seems that they adjusted the prices for their drinks, along with new additions. There wasn't any other way to see the store menu, especially with the long wait. I got so hungry waiting, I though to get a chicken sandwich with a drink. My total was 21 dollars for a chicken sandwich and a creme brulee milk tea. The tea seemed more valuable for its price. The chicken was good, just not worthy for 9.99. The staff were very kind and hard-working, so no problems there. But I felt so robbed by the price total. It seemed like folks got better value with group orders, I guess I should have planned accordingly. It didn't make it better that everyone there seemed to be in the know with this franchise. Ho