4.8
410+ Ratings
District Tea, nestled in the Mission Dolores neighborhood of San Francisco, specializes in a variety of bubble tea offerings and tasty snacks. Patrons often favor the Hong Kong Milk Tea, Jasmine Milk Tea, and T... More
District Tea, nestled in the Mission Dolores neighborhood of San Francisco, specializes in a variety of bubble tea offerings and tasty snacks. Patrons often favor the Hong Kong Milk Tea, Jasmine Milk Tea, and Thai Tea, along with Popcorn Chicken, commonly ordered together. Their menu features an array of milk teas, including Golden Oolong and Hojicha, as well as unique "sexy drinks" like Mango Coconut and Watermelon Slush. Additionally, they serve creative ice cream floats and matcha drinks, providing a broad selection of flavors to suit diverse tastes. The establishment enjoys a customer rating of approximately 4.2, making it a popular midday stop for bubble tea enthusiasts. Less
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"My go to take out for in between my 12 hour shifts. Yummy and affordable where the price doesn’t supersedes quality."
• Netasha K. • 08/08/23
"Drinks and food was delicious! Perfect for this sunny day!"
• Kissy W. • 05/01/24
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Sunday - Thursday
11:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Friday - Saturday
11:00 AM - 7:30 PM
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Specialties
- Hong Kong Milk Tea$6.35 • 94% (67)Mom's Traditional Hong Kong Milk Tea Recipe — A house blend of black teas made with condensed milk. Pairs well with boba and grass jelly for the perfect boba tea experience.
- Thai Tea$6.35 • 83% (6)A bold Thai milk tea brewed with strong black camellia sinensis tea leaves and topped off with Clover half and half cream for a traditionally sweet and creamy taste. Pairs well with boba or grass jelly.
- Vietnamese Coffee$5.75 • 89% (19)A strong caffineated traditional vietnamese coffee paired with sweetened condensed milk. Small size only
- Mung Bean Latte$6.90 • 90% (32)Traditional Vietnaese Mung Bean Latte slow cooked with fresh mung beans, pandan leaves, coconut milk, and condensed milk for the perfect nutty taste. Pairs well with boba or grass jelly.
- Vietnamese Coco Coffee$7.50A strong caffineated traditional vietnamese coffee paired with sweetened condensed milk and topped with icy coconut slush. Pairs well with boba and grass jelly.
- Taro Latte$6.90 • 69% (26)No purple powder in this Taro Latte - blended with real taro chunks and your milk of choice. Pairs well with boba or grass jelly.
- Iced Grass Jelly$6.90 • 93% (16)A classic Asian drink originated from Hong Kong — a creamy, sweet, and refreshing treat made with condensed milk and large scoops of grass jelly.
- Green Thai Milk Tea$6.35Green thai tea is brewed with green thai tea leaves creating an intense floral and unique minty taste. Pairs well with boba or grass jelly.
Snacks
- Popcorn Chicken$12.50 • 91% (247)Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken is an addictive bite-sized street snack coated in an incredibly crisp and light crust. It is tossed in a homemade roasted seasoning mix while the classic marinade makes each bite ultra juicy.
- Spam Musubi (2)$10.35 • 92% (25)Spam musubi is a Hawaiian favorite made with spam, white rice, and nori. This Hawaiian favorite won't disappoint!
- Egg Salad Sando$12.00 • 96% (55)Japanese Egg Sandwich (Tamago Sando) is a timeless snack popular across Japanese convenient stores. Creamy and flavorful egg salad sandwiched between slices of soft pillowy white bread. Add spam for a burst of flavor.
- Mix Onigiri$10.00 • 90% (11)One of each of our salmon and tuna onigiri
- Katsu Sando$16.50 • 95% (74)Katsu Sando is made with crispy juicy pork cutlets doused in katsu sauce sandwiched between soft pillowy white bread and cabbage coleslaw.
- Tonkatsu Musubi$11.50 • 93% (15)Tonkatsu musubi is made with panko battered tonkatsu, white rice, and nori.
- French Fries$8.00 • 83% (48)Thin and crispy potatos fried to perfection. Add it as a side to any of our small bites.
- Salmon Onigiri$10.00 • 92% (56)Salmon onigiri is a Japanese rice ball that have a salmon mayo filling seasoned with katsu sauce and nori.
- Takoyaki$9.00 • 96% (64)Takoyaki is a popular street food from Osaka with bits of octopus and dough inside a slightly crispy shell, garnished with takoyaki sauce, mayo, and nori seasoning.
- Potato Croquette$9.00 • 95% (20)Japanese Potato Croquettes is a delicious fried panko-crumbed mashed potato. Comes with katsu sauce on the side. 3 croquettes per order.
- Tuna Onigiri$10.00 • 92% (27)Tuna onigiri is a Japanese rice ball that have a tuna mayo filling seasoned with katsu sauce and nori.
- Tako No Kaarage (Limited Time Special!)$12.50 • 100% (4)Battered deep-fried octopus tentacles
Milk Teas / Teas
Fruit Teas
Matcha Drinks
Sexy Drinks
Crema Tea
Ice Cream Floats
- Rating and reviews
4.8
•410+ Ratings •
2 Reviews
Kissy W.• 05/01/24Drinks and food was delicious! Perfect for this sunny day!
Netasha K.• 08/08/23My go to take out for in between my 12 hour shifts. Yummy and affordable where the price doesn’t supersedes quality.
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