Tealicious

FYI: Tealicious will reopen on February 26, 2025Can't wait for their roast duck and chicken rice plates!

Came here after finding Rice Theory was sold out and Tealicious was located in the same parking lot. We walked in and it was busy but the wait wasn't too bad before we were seated. Yelp said they were know for their roasted duck and roasted pork. We got the beef chow fun, roasted duck rice place, thin egg noodles with soy sauce, mango fruit tea, and taro milk tea. Took a while for all the dishes to come out. The duck came out first and the flavor was spot on! It was a little sweet but had a that nice roasted taste. Some of the pieces were more bone than meat which was disappointing. The chow fun came next and rice noodles were thick and soft. The thin egg noodles came last and was a little too greasy for me. The tea drinks were good but tasted like any other boba spot. Service was like your standard busy restaurant, a little messy and chaotic. The staff did their best to bring out the drinks and food quickly. It's nice to know a good roasted duck spot and we hope to be back!

First time visiting. Had some veggies & shrimp wonton soup . If you're looking for a quick bite & affordable - this place seems pretty good.My husband & I had a brown sugar boba - OMG to die for .& The soup was AMAIZNG . Try it! will knock your tites off.

This place still serves the best roast duck in the Sacramento area. The shredded duck noodle soup is the best in the Sacramento area as well. The broth is so flavorful. I will routinely order these 2 items. I tried their mango pomelo with sago drink and it was really good. It is better than Ume Tea. The fried flounder was very disappointing. It tasted really fishy. The beef chow fun was just okay. I will not order these items in the future. Service was extremely slow on a Saturday evening. There were open tables; however, due to only 2 servers working, there were an abundance of unclean tables. I will visit again during the week nights to satisfy my duck cravings.

So much potential!Maybe it was an off day but my food was lackluster. Mostly bc it wasn't fresh and everything was cold.The chicken was downright Bawkin awful. It was small, all bones, and really really chewy! was it overcooked? It barely had meat and had a weird coldness to it. Almost like it was refrigerated and then quickly flash fried for 5 seconds. The bbq pork was lukewarm and the flavored dropped off with each bite but u can tell this would be absolutely bomb if it were hot and fresh in the AM. The pork belly has great texture with a thin crispiness that didn't make your teeth chip off. It was delicious and not too salty like pork belly tends to be.The vegetable garlic Anh Choy was delicious. Flavorful, savory, crispy yet juice and the roasted whole garlic pieces...my breath may stink but man, it was amazing. It was one of my favs.With all that said, I could tell that if u were the first customer in the AM and everything was fresh, it could tip the scales to a 4 star rating. Except for that overcooked undersized cold and boney chicken homey. Bawk Bawk!

Came here with a group of 6 since it's one of my friend's favorite BBQ places in Sacrament, and this place did not disappoint!We came around 11:30am and there were plenty of seating, but there aren't a lot of big tables, so larger groups may be challenging. There was really only 1 table that fit our group of 6. There's a dedicated parking lot, but it's a bit narrow to get in and out of. Since we had 3 couples in our groups, we ended up mostly ordering a two entree rice plate with an extra BBQ dish to share. My boyfriend and I ordered roasted duck and pork neck meat as part of the rice plate, and crispy pork as the a la carte BBQ item. The duck was a bit too fatty for me, but the flavors were really good. I enjoyed both the pork neck and crispy pork a lot, and highly recommend those dishes! We also ended up ordering the stir-fried belachan ong cai and soy sauce tofu to share for the table, which were both really good. My friends also really liked the iced lemon tea (which is cheaper when you order with the rice place). For me there's a floral scent to it that's interesting, but definitely worth a try.

First review of the new year!! When I had the craving for some Chinese food, friends recommended this Hong Kong cafe/restaurant. From boba to foods, they have quite a variety here. The parking lot was quite busy when I was here, but there seems to be a constant traffic of in and out... there will be a spot if you wait a bit. As for many Chinese places, the service is very lackluster and tables are sticky so I always have the food speak for itself. The few times that I have gone so far, it's usually off hours where the staff were having their meals and switching off - service is curt, but efficient. I would imagine it gets quite loud in here when they have a full house as there are lines to organize sit in diners and such. Gives me the feel of what I'd expect from a typical HK cafe with good food. A recommendation that my friends gave was to try the Biang Biang noodles as well as their boba fruit teas. I am absolutely in love with these Biang Biang noodles, enough that I'll come here just for these noodles alone. It has the spice and flavor all together, balanced and absolutely delicious. There's a nice chewy bite with the noodles being long, hand made if I'm not wrong. To be honest, from the bbq pork fried rice to beef chow fun - it's all good; it's nothing I would be raving about, but more that it is as what I would expect it to be. I would almost say that it's the Biang Biang noodles carrying the menu in my opinion and preference.There are quite a lot of take out orders and it seemed that they get them out in fairly good time. I did also tried the signature passion fruit tea; it was refreshing and not too sweet, a good balance of the flavors. Final Thoughts: I can't wait to stop by again for some Biang Biang noodles and a drink. Overall, I would say this is a good take-out spot with decent prices to me.

Finally, my hubby and I got a chance to try this restaurant. Many people have recommended it. We came here on Wednesday at noon; we got seated after waiting 5 minutes. We ordered a combo BBQ platter: pork neck and roast pork. Their BBQ platter is delicious, significantly how they cut it, not too thick or too thin. The meat was also flavorful and crispy. It came with rice and Napa cabbage. So we had biang biang noodles and duck with hor fun noodles soup. We're satisfied with our meal; we don't recommend biang biang noodles; it wasn't unique; the noodles can get from 99 Ranch and add some chili oil. I like the hor fun soup, the soup wasn't too MSG.The tiramisu milk tea with boba was good, too. It was not overly sweet, and I requested less ice. It's perfect. The restaurant has much seating, and the staff were quite efficient.The parking here can sometimes be a little difficult if it's lunch rush or on the weekend.

Tealicious is a cute restaurant and boba shop. It was busy when we came, so our wait for our drinks did take a bit long. The cashier was friendly and we got the strawberry fruit tea with foam and strawberry matcha latte. Both were real good!

Have been here a dozen times for roasted ducks and roasted pork over rice in the last 15 - 18 months. Taste is good but meat quality depends on what the chef gives you on that day. Some days you get more meats others more bones. Meat quantity (even on good days) does not warrant $17 as other Chinese restaurants in the same stripe mall and surrounding area give you more for that price range. Felt being robbed on the days I get more bones and regret why I didn't go next door so only go here if I really craving for roasted duck or pork.