Honey Teahouse

I ordered an early lunch, Pork Banh Mi and Jasmin Milk Tea with Tapioca. Very delicious!!! I will be back!!! Wish it was closer to my house!!!

I used to come to this place ALOT when I was working at Top Sushi. And I never EVER had a bad experience. Until today. I got a milk tea with egg custard. And it just didn’t taste right, it was way too strong for me. And I’ve had milk tea at multiple places. So I asked the lady if I could exchange it for something else. She told me, «Oh, that’s how milk tea is. That’s how we make it.» But she didn’t seem to understand what I was asking of her. So my fiancé asked her in Vietnamese, «Can we exchange it please?» And the lady just shook her head no. Didn’t say sorry, or anything. So we threw the whole cup away. With no option of a refund or an exchange. My fiancé and I both work in the restaurant business. We know how this works. And when a customer is not satisfied with their order, we make them another one or we ask them if they would like something else. No questions asked.

I found this little tucked away Teahouse a few days ago. I was pleasantly surprised at the quirkiness of the ambiance. It has leather love seats, individual tables, and throw floor pillows for ground seating. It’s just different, and I like that.
I had the Mango smoothie, it was superb! Not too sweet and not too bland. I hung out about an hour or so. It felt quite peaceful inside there. I will definitely return.
–Rooster

This place is no good. Their teas suck and they wont let us change it because it is making my stomach feel sick. She even asked her manager and she said no. They dont care. Ill pay for it but still, no. Okay thats fine they lost my whole family as customers. And it wasn’t just two people coming in but a whole group of 10 and we just wanted to change 2 drinks for remakes. Dont bother coming here.

Very nice ambiance, but that’s all they have going for them, terrible customer service, even when confronted they were straightforward and stated «we don’t care about customer focus» I tried two different teas and they were both horrible (were not even made with the ingredients displayed on their menu)
Highly recommend to stay away!

I would give this place a 1 star rating. I usually get tapioca cold with no ice, but they don’t understand how to fill a cup.

Amazing! Come here to do homework often, the internet is fast, the smoothies are great. Try the Hello Panda cookies filled with Milk Cream, really good!

The drinks aren’t over-​the-​top amazing but what gets this Teahouse four stars is definitely the ambiance. Incredibly chill, small yet inviting, and kudos to whoever is in charge of the music & board games. My boyfriend & i’s favorite thing to get is the Vietnamese coffee w/​tapioca (his) and the avocado mango smoothie with tapioca (mine)
We’ve never had a bad experience, but there are times when they get backed up with orders and you wait longer than expected. The only time I didn’t enjoy my drink was when the avocado taste became too overpowering (almost like they had put the skin into the blender too).
Cool rewarding system too! But instead of «buy 5, get the next one free» it’s now «buy SEVEN and get the next one free» which kind of hurts my soul and pockets.

Originally, I really liked this place, and this was the only boba place I would go to in this area. I used to loveeee their Vietnamese sandwiches, but they went cheap on the ingredients now. They used to put «Jam» in the combination sandwich which made it good, but not any more. Now they barely put anything in the sandwich and it just tasted so plain. Their price for a sandwich is considered expensive, but the quality isn’t equal with their price. Recently, they even gave me bread that wasn’t fresh at all. It was still cold like it was just taken out from the fridge.
I also used to really like their drinks especially Green Apple Green Tea, but their drinks aren’t the same any more. After my drinks came out, I asked them if they could redo my drinks cuz my Green Apple Green Tea tasted too bitter. It seemed like the girl that made the drinks put too much green tea and I couldn’t taste the Apple Green Tea in it. They redid the drink but it was even worse the second time. It tasted like water. They also spoke bad words in Vietnamese that even pissed me off more.
This place price is considered expensive, but the quality is just so crappy. I don’t think I would ever come back here again…

I’ve been here a handful of times, the only reason I continue to come here is because it’s close to home. the location is easy to get to, it’s clean and there’s plenty of seating. however, the service/​language barrier is difficult to work with. every time I’ve been here they’ve gotten my order wrong. they don’t understand me and I have a hard time understanding them. their drinks are decent, and they’re banh mi is a little on the stale side. so I’d just stick to the drinks.

I love this place. The people working are friendly, the drinks are yummy, and the banh mi is always on point as well. Taro milk tea with lychee or tapioca is my fav and the coconut slushy is a close second! They also have board games for you to play if you want to hang out.

I was struck! I saw this place opening up awhile back, but haven’t been back to this side of town in a LONG time. Since I was here I thought I’d try it out.
I was mixed about reviews though. :/​
I walked in and was amazed at how large it was and so much room to sit. I will definitely think about sticking around to hangout with friends next time. Love the seating space for floor sitting. My favorite part of the seating. :)
I definitely saw the menu wasn’t as big as other tea houses. So I was bummed that it wasn’t very vast. I although did find a staple that I wanted badly and they had it! Avocado! It was delicious BUT yet again this tapioca joint had very pathetic boba/​tapioca it was hard/​chewy not soft like it should be. Also they were not sweetened enough like the name of this joint. So sad.
I hope they take it into consideration that tapioca must be perfected but maybe those who don’t get it often won’t know the wiser. Maybe it was an off day, but no excuses. I aspire to find the best tapioca in Katy/​Cypress area and hopefully soon.
I highly recommend the Avocado! I will probably go for a milk tea next time cause I LOVE Taro!
Happy Eats!

This place is easy to find next to top sushi and gossip nail.
The people are friendly and they offer a wide selection of smoothies, teas, coffees, desserts and banh mi/​snacks.
I ususally go for the iced caramel coffee with tapioca. It is a strong coffee and not too sweet. I have tried the coconut smoothie and like that one too.
You cant go wrong with this place. Its a nice spot to hang out and chat for a bit too.

I enjoyed the taro smoothie, but my boyfriend hated his milk tea. He always gets that at other places, but here he said it tasted like chalk. The atmosphere is nice and I will come back for the taro again.

Nice, quaint tea house. It’s hard to get boba nearby, so we took a chance at this place. The inside is extremely cozy and welcoming, with couches and lots of adult board games. Their menu is small, but perfect. I got the honey milk tea with tapioca, DELICIOUS! Also, my hubby got the coffee milk tea, just as good! They also sell banh mi there! Only a few flavors, but definitely willing to try one day. They have an awesome rewards card as well. My new boba place close to my house!

I was so happy they opened up a new boba place near my house in Cypress, but this place is kind of a disappointment.
It’s usually $ 4.50 for flavored tea with boba here. They give you a free drink after you get five drink stamps on a card. I always tell myself I won’t come back here because I know their drinks are not that great, but somehow I find my way back. Call it boba addiction.
The good:
— Their ice teas (not milk tea) are usually ok. They are less chalky tasting than their milk/​cream teas.
— They also have a wide variety of seating and different games if you want to spend time here with friends.
The bad:
— They have been out of boba many times I’ve been here.
— It often takes more than 10 minutes to make your drinks while their was only a few other people inside the store. Usually there’s just one person making drinks.
— Their actual tapioca doesn’t always have the sweet taste that most places have. It’s more bland.
— Not too many different flavors here.
Almond milk tea — ²⁄₅
Their almond milk tea (usually one of my favorites) is a complete letdown. I regret not reading the other reviews before getting this flavor. Everyone has the same complaint. It has a powdery, chalky taste to it, and is way too sweet. It tastes better after the ice melted like some other Unilocalers mentioned, but I didn’t finish it.
Lychee ice tea — ²⁄₅
I’ve liked lychee milk tea before, so wanted to try something different. But this one tastes a lot like nail polish remover. The first taste is good, but the aftertaste is too chemical-​like.
tl;dr — I would definitely skip this one. Drinks aren’t tasty, it takes a very long time to get your drink, and they are often out of drink supplies.

I wanted some boba after having dinner, so I decided to give this place a shot despite the mixed reviews. This place is located right next to Top sushi.
First, this place is fairly new and the establishment is clean. Walking in, the place had a weird smell to it. I couldn’t tell what it was, but someone also mentioned the smell below.
Honey milk tea with lychee jelly (³⁄₅) — This wasn’t the best milk tea but this drink will do when I’m in the cypress area. It was a bit less than your average milk tea based on the taste. The lychee jelly was a bit hard but I didn’t mind it too much.
Almond milk tea with tapioca (⁰⁄₅) — OH MY… this drink is just sitting on my boyfriends desk as i’m writing this review. It has a STRONG artifical almond taste (in a bad way). Tastes like artificial cherry and almond mixed together. Gross. Tapioca was bland and not as soft.
* Buy 5 drinks with their stamp card and get a free drink.
Overall, I wanted to like this place but the drinks can do better. I would just stick with the milk tea or some of the suggestions by other Unilocalers. Other than that, I won’t order anything else without a recommendation. I could just stick with iheartboba on hwy6 to get my money’s worth (you won’t go wrong with iheartboba).

New tea house in the new strip mall on Barker Cypress across from Copeland Elementary.
Pricier than driving down to Bellaire, but I enjoyed my French Coffee, and the kiddo liked her smoothie. Nice set of selections on the menus, tasty desert delights available in the glass case at the counter.
Cool aquarium with fishies for the kid to watch. Comfy contemporary furniture to lounge in.
Ask for the wifi password.
Nice to have another one of these places set up out here in the burbs. We will be back.

I was so excited to see a teahouse opening within walking distance from my house, especially since Ice Valley on 1960 was such a let down. I’ve been a frequent customer since the week they opened and have made what feels like a million unhappy visits. I always opt for my regular, an iced peach black tea… hoping one of these days they’ll make it right. The tea in every drink is always bitter and they either make it ridiculously sweet or totally watered down. I have to sit there and shake my drink forever to get the ice to melt to get rid of the deathly sweetness as much as I can. And every time there is always an insane amount of ice. The boba isn’t subtly sweet in the middle like it should be, and it’s almost always soft, mushy and overcooked, especially towards the end of the day.
I’ve also had the almond milk tea, jasmine milk tea, honeydew milk tea and the sugar cane juice. The almond milk tea is so incredibly artificially almond tasting, same goes for the honeydew milk tea, which also tasted powdery. The jasmine milk tea was super florally and bitter. The sugar cane juice, apparently pressed fresh, is in a smaller sized cup and so incredibly packed full of ice, a couple sips and your $ 4 is gone.
The prices don’t seem too bad at first since we’re in the ‘burbs, but with the cups seeming marginally smaller than the average teahouse cup, it being full of ice and also watered down, for $ 3.38 for iced tea and $ 3.88 for milk tea WITHOUT BOBA (which is another 48 cents) that’s pretty terrible. It would’ve been worth it had it actually been good. They also get super stingy with the buy 4 get 1 free drink stamp cards, the free drink does not include add ons like boba and is intentionally filled with more ice. «Intentionally» because the other drink in my order had much less ice, like way to make it obvious.
An improvement other than the drinks themselves that I would like to see is for the blenders to be out in the front so we can see how they are making it like at other teahouses. Having them make it in the back makes me really wonder how they are cutting corners to save on costs. As of now, I am waiting for the teahouse down the street to open and if that sucks too then boba in the ‘burbs is never going to happen and I will just have to keep making the trek to Bellaire.

I ordered the tea with grass jelly and strawberry and banana smoothie. Both of the drinks were a bit sweet for my taste and the tapioca was a bit hard and rubbery. Honestly, the drinks are better than most of the teahouses around this location, but if I want more variety and better flavors I’ll stick to chinatown.