Tsaocha

We were told there would be tea and baked goods, and there was! And very good too! We really just went for the milk tea but ended up also getting an egg tart, warm from the oven! and some almond cookies. Very good! We both got brown sugar milk teas, no boba, one with some kind of topping. I requested my usual less sugar, more ice. Perfectly made.Bright clean little shop with pastries nicely displayed. Service was quick. Easy parking in the strip mall parking lot. It was busy on a Saturday afternoon!

Formerly known as the Bread House, this is now renamed as Tsaocha. My daughter first took me here several years ago. She loves getting birthday cakes ordered from here. The "fruit cakes" are not my taste however my daughter loves them and so does her friends. If you wonder why they are more expensive than traditional cakes (aprox $80 for a 1/4sheet) it is because of the meringue and steps involved. It's a lighter cake, kind of similar to angel food with less flavor. They do a great job with the orders we have placed and use fresh fruit on top and not canned. Unfortunately they do not offer alternative milks for the bubble tea's because of the powders they use. If you have a dairy allergy like lactose or casein/whey they have several fruit tea's that are non dairy but super sweet. I have visited 2 other nearby cafe's that do offer non dairy bubble tea's so don't give up. 'Paris banh mi' and 'Tous les jours' are both good options.The only reason I give 4/5 stars is the staff and ambience or lack of. There are only a couple of chairs in the front so this is not a cozy friendly or even inviting vibe. Just fyi don't expect customer service or any explanation of what the baked goods are. In fact I noticed a new touchscreen that can be used for drink orders eliminating the need to speak altogether.This kind of shop is becoming more common around Cincinnati so it is no longer hard to find bubble tea bake shops.I will continue to use them for the fruit cakes my daughter loves but there are a few other bakery tea shops nearby that are cozier in my opinion.

Cute and cozy bubble tea and bakery with beautiful cakes and tasty baked goods. The inside is small, but has enough seating for a hangout with friends or a good study session. Plus, the service is wonderful.

I ordered the black sugar milk tea and I absolutely loved it. Was so yummy and probably the best I've had in the cincy area. I will definitely be back for this. I will say it's on the sweeter side so if that's not what you like maybe ask if they can adjust that sweetness level. The service was okay, I had some questions but they weren't really answered so I just went with the most popular option on the menu. They also have baked goods to choose from. I definitely would recommend checking this place out!

An asian bakery in Sharonville OH was a really pleasant find on my trip! They had a well-stocked variety of different buns, with a savory and sweet selection to choose from. Buns were fresh. The boba was pretty good, with tea flavor and options to customize sweetness and ice level.

I recently went to Tsaocha for a business meeting. While the seating is very limited, I still highly recommend a chat over one of their delicious bubble teas. I ordered a purple potato milk tea with boba and milk foam and was SO impressed. The sweetness level was perfect, the potato held it's form, but was still drinkable, and the size was great for the price. The boba was also soft and chewy-- like it should be. I can't wait to go back to try more flavors. They also have a pretty impressive selection of pastries. I didn't try one of them, but hear they are great. The service was fast and friendly. There is ample parking, as Tsaocha is located in a plaza. If you're a bubble tea fan and are looking for the real deal, check out Tsaocha.

The menu looked delicious but the card machine was down . The chocolate bun was delicious I'll go back to try the tea !

This is the former Bread House. I'm not sure if it is under new ownership or simply rebranded, but the inside looked very similar to before. Gone are the gigantic plastic dividers that harken back to the height of the COVID pandemic.The inside appears to be a lot tidier than before, so that is welcomed. As well, the new name comes with a new focus.Tsaocha in Chinese literally means "morning tea." So they now view themselves as a bubble tea place first, bakery second. However, as far as we can tell, nothing has really changed because they serve up the same awesome baked goods as before. So the rebranding is really about their signaling to customers with regard to what to order? I imagine that bubble tea has higher margins.In any case, their bubble tea is legit. Their baked goods are great as before. They even still use "Bread House" branded packaging for their products. So come here and trust that you'll enjoy the same great food and drinks as before.

Best place to have anpan (red bean bun) and their sweet rolls are amazing! Very affordable and staff is very kind.

Clean. Nice music. Quick service. DELICIOUS fruit tea with real fruit. $1 less than neighboring bubble tea stores.