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Excellent place! So glad I decided to stop by here before the movies. A nice spot to grab some authentic flavored Japanese food made by the divine team. I’m so glad this place has weathered the many storms in recent years. Lots of locals come here specifically for the many delicacies. I thoroughly e
I recently discovered an amazing restaurant that had something for everyone. The menu had a great selection, with a healthy touch that made it perfect for vegans and meat lovers alike. One of the things that stood out to me was how fast the service was. The cash for ordering was amazingly efficient,
Mainly a restaurant whose specialty is tea but the food is amazing. A large selection of teas to choose from. The broccoli bits was so good.
One of my favorite places :) I’ve been here many times!
I personally love tea and they have many varieties to choose from. Atmosphere is nice, quick food preparation (you order at a counter and pick it up there too so no traditional waiter service). Downstairs area is huge! It has an adjacent.
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I had the Korean brisket sandwich and it was extremely good. The boba was in a normal cup but I have no issue with that it's realy good but my only issue with that part is that they have paper boba straws so I would suggest you bring your own straw. The person we ordered food from was nice. When we
Five stars. Great food plenty of options. My friend was with me, a Teaism fan for many years and she noticed a few things missing from the menu recently. The French toast is awesome, just awesome. Tea selection is obviously great. Outdoor seating is limited, but inside there are two levels of s
There was a lot of sitting - the place has two floors. Their menu is kind of fun - an Asian fusion. The taste was just ok though. Not bad, but not smth to come back for. We had noodles with veggies and chicken okonomiyaki. Chocolate salted oatmeal cookie for dessert - that one was good. The place ha
A great spot for a quick bite to eat or for settling down to study / work / chat with a nice pot of tea! Sandwiched between a row of the Smithsonians and Ford's Theatre, Teaism is a breath of calm, fresh air in the hustle and bustle of downtown D.C.'s tourist attractions. It's a wonderful, quiet spo
The iced matcha is good, but too sweet and there’s no option to make it less sweet. Bumping it up one star because of the price. $4.40 for an iced matcha in the city is a steal.
I love coming to teaism. It is close to the national mall and their bubble tea is better than anything you can get from a food truck. My dinner bento box was less than the small gyro that we had for lunch from a food truck.
I enjoyed grabbing brunch at Teaism. I split okonomiyaki with vegetables and the French toast. Both were nice. I also drank a chai, which was well-spiced. Highly recommend.
Love teaism! Always quick service and plenty of seating, especially if you go down to the lower level.
Highly recommend stopping by the teaism shop after you finish eating to either buy tea or some nice tea-related gifts.
The food is so delicious! Their chicken bento box is a must have, it comes with cold sweet potatoes and cold broccoli!. The onion sauce is dynamite! Their Korean brisket sandwich is really good. The sweet Japanese green tea (matcha) is refreshing. The teas are really good as well. 2 doors down they
Vegan ginger scones, beet burger, salmon binto box, and berry tea....drooling. This is a wonderful place to eat, relax, and get out of the cold- right by the Archives metro stop. The lady that works the cash register knows the menu inside and out. She's worked there for years and is super kind.
Stopped in for a quick snack after visiting the National Gallery of Art. Ordered a traditional bubble tea and a Salty Oat cookie (like an oatmeal raisin). Both were excellent. The rest of the menu looked fun. There are some sandwiches and bento boxes. Want to come back!
I came here today and I fear I’ve made a bad impression for the staff so I decided to at least do a review to boost their business as an apology. This was the first place I’ve ever eaten at first time I traveled to DC. It has a lot of sentimental values, and I love love love love love their salmon b
Everyone I've brought to Teaism has adored it (13+ folks)! Their vast array of teas is wonderful. Try the broccoli tots, they're addicting. Their Korean brisket sandwich is great as well. Whenever a friend asks for a DC restaurant recommendation, Teaism is at the top of my list.
The best place to get tea around the city. The food is really good
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