NaiCha Milk Tea: More than just tea
I’ve tried milk teas and there have been a lot mushrooming around the city. The latest I have tried is NaiCha. No it’s not the milk tea that Chow King serves. It’s Taiwanese milk tea with pudding or pearl sinkers. I’ll cut through the chase, this tea is very good. Near the office is ChaTime and I seem to compare it with NaiCha and it turns out that ChaTime has no tea content as much as NaiCha. The good thing about NaiCha is that customers have a choice of tea base. There’s Oolong tea, which is the strongest in terms of caffeine content. Black tea is the next strongest for those who don’t like to the slightly bitter aftertaste of Oolong. Then there’s Green tea, which is mildly caffeinated. This is good if you don’t like to be kept awake at night. For fruit lovers, there’s Wintermelon tea.
There are several branches but I’m afraid I can only cite the Banaue, Petron Katipunan and Startek Makati branches as these are the only ones known to me. If you know of their other branches, please do add it in the comments section. In the meantime, my hunt for NaiCha branches continue…
Oolong tea has a sweet taste that i always love. My wife and i really love the unique taste of oolong tea. :”".:
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It’s not that good and it’s not even approved by fda so my stomach got bad after a bad=tasting milk tea from Naicha
What i like about the Oolong Tea is its unique and sharp taste aside from the health benefits that you can get from it.’
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