Brian Black Tea

Alexis Yup 2 months ago

Where has this been my entire life? And why aren't there more locations? As a connoisseur of black tea I'm very picky about tea strength and flavor profiles. I prefer the caramel flavors so the Era is my favorite but black tea is so diverse and no one exemplifies that more than Brian black tea. The tea strength is STRONG - just ask them for a taster! 25% was a little too sweet for me - I usually get minimal from hey tea. Please open a location in San Francisco!

Roger Gonzalez 5 months ago

Its my first time getting boba and this guy named Terry kindly helped me with my order since I didnt know what to get. Once I gotten my order he told me that if there was anything wrong he can help and I asked for more sugar and he said "I got you". Wonderful experience

Ethan Wong 5 months ago

I got a earl grey milk tea with boba and it was pretty good, the bobas were nice a chewy and the tea tasted good. I really liked the atmosphere of the shop. It looks new and everything seemed pretty clean. The aesthetics of the shop was clean but also a little bare bones. There was only 3 tables for two and there wasn't any outlets if you were looking to study. They played some background music but it wasnt that loud which made it easy to talk. The price also wasn't bad, my medium drink cost a little more than 7 dollars, which is about average at most places that I go to. One thing that was nice is that the cup and the lid were made out of paper which is good for the environment. Overall I would say this good for short hangouts but not for studying.

aq xin 11 months ago

As their name implies, Brian Black Tea is a popular Fremont shop that specializes in black teas. For this I'd recommend thier selection mainly to people who can handle caffeine from drinks like Iron Goddess, Assam, and Empress black tea for the best experience. Positives: strong tea flavor, chewy pearl texture, cozy/minimalist ambience (a ton of Pop Mart decorations), quick service/prep speed Stuff to be aware of: pricing is on the higher end (for good tea quality), plaza/street parking can be hard during peak-hours

Ro Lo 4 years ago

It's a newly opened black/milk tea shop. It's a Saturday afternoon and has long line about 15-20 people in front of me. However, after try their first tea in the menu, I am very disappointed. The tea is light and taste like it was been brewing for a while. The second drink even worse, green lemon black tea and it's not even use the fresh lemon. Hope they can improve the taste. Otherwise I can see they won't survive too long.