Joy of Tea

Our 3rd stop on our drinking and snacking around the world was Joy of Tea the quick service stand in the China Pavilion. We ordered the Kung Fu Punch ($13.75) which was vodka, triple sec, mango and orange juice. It was good but I think it could have used a tad more alcohol to cut the sweetness of the mango juice. I thought it was a bit too sweet but it was my husband's favorite drink of the day. We also got an order of the Pork Eggrolls ($5.75) which were so good! Definitely one of the better egg rolls I've had. There isn't much seating around but we found some benches to sit at and enjoyed the view of the beautiful pavilion!

We ordered peace boba tea here. Their drinks are not customizable, such as asking for it to be less sweet, but the drink itself was fine. It was the boba that was a little off. We think the boba is instant boba, since it was super chewy/breaks apart by itself and not quite the boba we are used to. Overall, the drink was fine but it was not something that I would order again especially given that the boba was not what we are used to.

Service was fast and the drinks were good!! Got the Lychee cha cha and peach milk tea!! Nice to have while walking around!!

This was one of the destinations as part of my "drink around the world" adventure at Epcot where I got one drink from each country in the park.Joy of Tea is located in the China section of the park. It was just a small stall near the lagoon on the edge of the pavilion where they have some food and drinks on the menu.I got the honey hibiscus iced tea ($7.75) which was only slightly sweet but decent. I liked the popping boba in the drink and it was a nice sippable drink especially for the price.

This has GOT to be one of my fave quick service stands in Epcot. I could bet this is one of the quickest quick service spots too. Pretty much as soon as you pay, your orders already done! The drinks are a nice refresher after spending a great deal of time walking around in the sun. I always get the Peach Tea and it's always a hit! Sometimes they have special drinks for special events, and they never seem to be a disappointment.

My oldest daughter wanted to try boozy tea with our lunch. So she purchased some kind of mess up drink called Tipsy Duck in Love. It contained black tea, coffee, bourbon, and whip cream. I took a couple of sips, but it did not work for me. The bourbon was definitely in the drink. But the other three ingredients just didn't mesh well with each other. I think either the black tea or the coffee had to leave the party to work, at least according to my taste buds. But my oldest daughter liked it and sucked it all up.

Totally disappointed in this Boba tea there was hardly any tea! It was like drinking milk with a tan color if at all color. And, it was super sweet premade, and you could not customize the sweetness. Very disappointed.

For a quick service spot they had amazing egg rolls and bubble tea. I wasn't expecting a big wow but these eggs rolls were amazing and fresh and so was the bubble tea! I was in heaven eating this refreshment and my toddler ended up finishing my bubble tea so a good stop for toddlers also! They were quick and nice and reasonably priced. For a quick service spot everything looks clean too. Especially on a hot day like it was everything was fresh. I highly recommend this as a stop in EPCOT!

Not many people want to drink hot tea on a hot Florida day at Epcot, but don't be fooled by the name of this little kiosk located in front of the China Pavilion.During the yearly Food & Wine Fest I've stopped here to grab a frosty Tsing Tao beer, a tasty cold bubble tea, and cocktail. Yup, a frozen libation made with bourbon, coffee, black tea, cream and chocolate syrup. Oh yeah! Called the "Tipsy Ducks In Love" cocktail.God, I love Epcot!

Oddly this is the only place on Disney property to get boba with the exception of festival seasons. The sizes are small and the boba are often on the harder size. You can get a basic milk tea like this anywhere else off property that would be a better value and taste better.