TeaSu Drinks & Desserts

I really enjoyed my time here. The shaved eyes is different from other eyes that I've had. The shit I've had in Denver usually is just frozen melt that shit and then a sweet drizzle, but this shaved ice is actually having all the ingredients blended together and then frozen and shaved. So I really enjoyed the ambience as well as the service. There's a very super cute wall with a bunch of sticky notes on it that you can add a nice drawing too, and it really made our night. Stopping by on the way home to try the Taro!!!

I love love love teasu. I always get the same thing, a taro bingsu with boba. The texture, the flavors, it's the full package. A one of a kid in abq- (for real, I don't think there any other Korean shaved ice spots in town. But boy oh boy you gotta try it. Portions are large but not crazy filling cuz, ya know- ice. The owner is so lovely and all the staff I've encountered are kind. Keep it up teasu!!

Five stars for the bingsu! It was pretty amazing - made with a machine that makes the "snow" - consistency is different than shaved ice. We had the mango one as well as the taro with graham crackers option. Delicious. On the other hand, the drinks and boba were just ok. So four stars averaged out haha. But if i'm ever in Albuquerque again, I would come here for the bingsu again.Bonus are the fooseball and free videogames that kept my kids entertained.

Teasu is a great place for Boba and snow shaved ice. I have been here a few times and thought the drinks were all great. I never drink boba as often anymore..and found the price on a slightly expensive price (~$7 without taxes/tips) The only thing would be that they don't really have food/snacks to try, so you should go there for drinks/shaved ice desserts (not a problem, because next to the establishments, there are few other restaurants anyways).Overall, I like that you can always find parking in a large parking lot. The only thing would just be that I wish they have some sort of food..so it's a nicer place to hang out and have a longer conversation.

Stopped in at this place in a strip mall upon my daughters recommendation. We order two bingsu's one being mango and the other was strawberry. I also had a hot matcha tea and my daughter had a red bean tea with boba my husband and other daughter had a a strawberry bingsu and a mango bingsu which tasted wonderful my kids have actually been to Korea and stated the bingsu was double the size and half the price we paid here in Albuquerque....maybe in the future. On the other hand our drinks wereJot that great.. the boba was still hard in the middle and my matcha just tasted like hot water and matcha. Didn't take those back because only one person was working behind the counter.

The Bingsu is BOMB.COM people....you really must put this at the top of your list for summer sweet treats to try ~ we enjoyed the mango bingsu, but absolutely will come back to try the other flavors. I am eyeing the strawberry, the coffee and the cookies and cream *drooling*The Boba here is always spot on, and we enjoyed leaving a drawing on a sticky note to add to their wall mural ....so many talented artists!

Our kids loved their desserts. The portion sizes are quite generous. Our kids enjoyed their foosball game, as well.

I have been trying the boba tea and Asian dessert places around town one by one. They've all been fun to try, but I tend to confuse them as they have similar offerings usually. However, TeaSu has these amazing shaved ice ice cream sundae creations- bingsu, that are so pretty and so delicious . Pictured is the mango one. It melted slowly in my mouth with its fine ice shavings, was so fruity and creamy and yummy . I can't wait to try another sometime!

We ordered shave ice and a tea. They were out of a significant amount of toppings for their shave ice. Their shave ice was not very good or tasty. Tea was okay but there is definitely better in town. Service was fair. Their employee didn't seem too enthusiastic to have customers. Though, they were nice and friendly. Ambiance was cute with all the little drawings. So, food wasn't good. Service met expectations. Ambiance is good.

This was just ice and the owner isn't even Korean. This man is appropriating a Korean dish with a Taiwanese drink and Japanese theme. The worst part is, he's Vietnamese. UNACCEPTABLE AND PROBLEMATIC. And the Korean shaved ice being sold is 9.15. What is your overhead sir???? Anyways I will not be spending my money here anytime soon. Owner is chill. Would def kick it with him outside of this establishment.