Timeless Tea

Came here on a whim, we wanted something sweet before hitting the road. They have a self service kiosk to order from which is helpful for flipping through the menu for pictures and descriptions. I liked the minimalist look of the shop, the cat logo is very cute. We got the Black Sugar Boba Fresh Milk and the Chocolate Bull Dog Mousse. The details on the mousse cake look so realistic, I almost don't want to eat it. As for the flavor, it didn't have much chocolate flavor, it tasted mostly of cream. The dessert was more fun to eat than anything else. My drink was good though, the boba was soft and sweet and the milk was creamy.

As much as I wanted to love the Timeless tea spot in Cap Hill, the location was a bit too small and one of the dessert items (specifically the taro mille cake) was disappointing. The crepe layers on the mille cake didn't have a lot of taro flavor and the texture felt a little rubbery. However, I really liked the mango fruit green tea though and would re-order that again. Cost wise, the drink was about $6-$7 and the mille cake was around $8-$9.I've been to the Timeless Tea at the University District, and I prefer that one much better, mainly because that other location is roomier, the atmosphere is more fun/decorative, and their dessert and drink menu is more expansive. In a side note, the workers making the bubble tea in the Cap Hill location were nice so maybe this location will expand their dessert options a little more.

Super chill boba shop in the heart of capital hill! It's peaceful inside with lots of seating to order boba and have a light baked snack. The barista was incredibly friendly and the service was great. I would definitely come back again.

WHEN: Wed @12pmThere's just one item that I've been eyeballing to have:WHITE RABBIT CAKE ROLL - $12.99White roll cake with whipped cream and a milk flavored jelly in the center.This simple cake was good and what you'd expect: not too sweet. I liked that jelly in the center. But overall it's the cutest thing ever--especially when you had the white rabbit candy growing up you'll really appreciate this cake it was designed after, especially the wrapper. It's perfect. Although they have an online shop to place your order, it's not always updated so you should call in.I called at opening time Tuesday and they told me they won't have the White Rabbit Cake until Wednesday. So when I got there at opening time, they didn't have any and told me it won't be ready until after 2pm.A little after 2pm I called and a staff member was so nice to call me back when the cakes are in cuz it's in transit right now. That was super nice and convenient for me. When I got the call back I went out immediately for the cake! It was still kind of frozen, so I had to wait for it to thaw out before eating. It will thaw faster if you slice it first.I know it's a bit extra and pricy for a cake roll but it was so worth it for me cuz it's so darn cute! I'm also a sucker for nice branding and I absolutely love the business's car logo and how they decorated the shop.

I'm really impressed by the quantity and variety of drink and dessert selection. Even more impressed by the quality of the bobas. Service is fast. Seating is plenty. Very clean. Not too busy. I ordered the milk cream 4 season green tea with black sugar boba. The black sugar boba darkened the green tea. The milk cream green tea ($7 for a small) is comparable to Happy Lemon's cheese foam green tea. I am a sucker for Happy Lemon's cheese foam, but Timeless Tea's milk cream could easily replace that preference. The milk cream is more cream but enough foam. Think of Starbucks sweet cream. I've been to some places where the foam is too foamy, and some places where the cream is just too milky. My friend ordered the honey black lemon tea - it tasted like lemonade (but better). Refreshing and not too sweet. You can adjust the sweetness anyway.

Ended up here after looking for a dessert place. I ordered:Cheesecake bulldog mousse--I think this is more for the pictures than for the taste. Generic cheesecake. Mostly mousse barely any cake. Durian Snow Mochi--Flavor was super good. The mochi skin was super thin. I wish the skin was not so soft cause it kind of melted once you take a bite and it became very messy to eat. I love mochi cause if the chewiness but this was way too soft for my preference.Mango Snow Mochi--Flavor was decent. There were a few chunks of mango in there with mostly cream. Again super messy to eat.

A cute little milk tea place that also offers small, premade desserts. Ordering is pretty easy on their contactless kiosk and there are a few tables for seating. The milk tea drinks are pretty standard and the mille crepe cake was just okay, it feels and tastes more like an afterthought menu item -- and when they get busy, you can definitely feel the slow down while waiting.Overall, I don't think this is a 'go out of your way to try' type of place, but serves the surrounding neighborhood well for anyone who happens to be in the area.

Can't say much about the drinks but this was the crispiest egg tart ever!!! I wish it was bigger. I would come back just for this.

When we walked in, it was pretty late in the day and they were sold out of a lot of what we wanted when we originally saw the menu. The atmosphere was nice, and there's a tablet to order your food on. We got a taro smoothie, drink, and two snow mochis. The cashier was nice and our food came out pretty fast. The smoothie and snow mochi were great tasting! However, the prices were a bit high compared to the amount of food you get.

I came by on a Sunday afternoon and this place was pretty dead. Quite a few desserts were sold out. There was only 1 employee who was not particularly friendly, attentive, or helpful. I ordered the grape jasmine green tea with milk cream. The grape flavor was nonexistent. The drink just tasted sweet with no discernible grape or tea flavor. The milk cream had a very light and frothy texture. The cream added another level of sweetness but did not enhance the rest of the drink. Overall, I would not recommend this location.