Molly Tea Menu, Prices & What’s Worth Ordering
Molly Tea is a jasmine-focused tea chain from Shenzhen, China, founded by Zhang Bochung in 2021 and now operating more than 2,000 stores worldwide. Drinks at US locations run roughly $7.19 to $8.99 based on recent Uber Eats listings. The signature order is the Premium Jasmine Milk Tea. One thing worth knowing before you order: the house default is 70% sugar, which most US customers find too sweet. Asking for 30% to 50% lets the tea come through.
What Molly Tea actually is
Molly Tea, written in Mandarin as 茉莉奶白 (Mòlì Nǎibái — literally “Jasmine Milk White”), opened its first store in Shenzhen in 2021. Founder Zhang Bochung had spent years in food and beverage operations and noticed that China’s tea boom had become crowded with fruit-led drinks while almost no one was building a brand around floral tea — the older, more traditional side of Chinese tea culture. The name plays on the phonetic likeness between Molly and mòlì (茉莉), the Mandarin word for jasmine flower.
That single bet — jasmine first, fruit later — became the brand’s identity. The company now operates over 2,000 stores across China, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and several other markets, per its own About page. The first US store opened in Flushing, Queens in 2024, and the brand has since reached Boston, Las Vegas, Edison, Chicago, Houston, Bellevue, the Atlanta area, the Bay Area, and Los Angeles. The shorthand the brand uses for itself — Eastern Modern, with cues drawn from the Four White Flowers of the East — is brand-side language; what shows up in the cup is a tea-forward, less-sweet style that runs noticeably different from a typical American boba shop.
The full Molly Tea menu, by category
Molly Tea’s current official US Products & Menu page is organized into five categories: Fresh Milk Tea, Must Try, Snowy Whipped Cream, Iced Tea, and Fruit Tea. Palo Alto launched in November 2025 with a heavily jasmine-focused selection — including just two peach milk teas on the fruit side — before broadening over the following months. Singapore’s Orchard Central flagship opened with a curated six-drink list during its March 2026 soft-opening week, then expanded to over 30 drinks once the full menu went live. Prices below reflect a recent US Uber Eats price band of roughly $7.19 to $8.99 for milk teas and signature drinks, verified across the Sunnyvale, San Gabriel, Cupertino, Boston, Las Vegas, and Edison store listings; the specific number at your local store may vary by a dollar or so depending on platform markups.
Floral Fresh Milk Tea (花香鲜茶)
This is the foundation of the menu — straight fresh milk and floral-scented tea, no cream toppings, no boba unless you add them. If you only try one drink at Molly Tea, it comes from this category.
Premium Jasmine Milk Tea (茉莉奶白)
The signature drink. Hengzhou jasmine, seven-step scented and blended with fresh milk. Clean, fragrant, more floral than any standard boba shop version.
Osmanthus Milk Tea (桂花龙井)
Longjing (Dragon Well) green tea scented with golden osmanthus, blended with milk. Lighter and sweeter on the nose than the jasmine, with a delicate honey-floral finish.
White Champaca Milk Tea (白兰)
Champaca (a magnolia relative) gives a softer, fruitier floral note than jasmine. Often the better pick for people who find jasmine too perfume-like.
Gardenia Milk Tea (栀子奶白)
Distinct floral profile — gardenia is heavier and slightly tropical compared to jasmine. Polarising for first-timers.
White Champaca Oolong Milk Tea (白兰金萱)
Jin Xuan oolong (naturally milky on its own) scented with champaca. One of the most balanced drinks on the menu and a frequent reviewer favourite.
Gardenia Oolong Milk Tea (栀子金萱)
Same oolong base with gardenia floral scenting. Fuller and rounder than the green-tea-based gardenia drink.
DanCong Oolong Milk Tea (单丛)
Yellow Branch Dancong from Fenghuang Mountain. Rich, mineral, more roasted in character. The pick for people who want a stronger tea profile.
Peach Tieguanyin Oolong Milk Tea (蜜桃老铁)
Five-year-aged Tieguanyin oolong from Anxi, Fujian, paired with peach and milk. Reads as a dessert drink with a real tea backbone.
Tongmu Lapsang Milk Tea (小种)
Tongmuguan black tea from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, with milk. Honeyed and slightly smoky; a hot-friendly option in winter months.
Snowy Whipped Cream (云顶)
This is the category that goes viral on TikTok. Each Snowy drink takes a base from the Fresh Milk Tea series and adds a layer of jasmine-infused whipped cream and crushed pecans on top — sweeter, richer, and roughly $1 more than the base drink.
Snowy Jasmine (一朵茉莉花)
The Premium Jasmine Milk Tea with the cream-and-pecans top. The reviewer-favourite “if I have to pick the prettiest” drink.
Snowy Gardenia (一朵栀子花)
Gardenia milk tea base with the same cream cap. Heavier-feeling than the jasmine version.
Snowy DanCong (一口单丛)
Dancong oolong base with the cream top. The pecans pair particularly well with the roasted oolong note.
Allergen note: Molly Tea’s July 2026 allergen guide lists pecan in Snowy Jasmine, Snowy Gardenia, Snowy DanCong, and Snowy Peach Oolong. Because shared equipment and utensils can cause cross-contamination, Molly Tea states that it cannot guarantee any item is allergen-free. Ask trained store staff for guidance if you have a nut allergy.
Matcha
Molly Tea’s approach to matcha is its quiet point of difference. Rather than a straight matcha latte, the matcha sits alongside a floral tea base, which keeps the drink less heavy than a pure milk-and-matcha build. Anchor cream is the dairy used in the matcha cheese variants, which the brand calls out directly in its product descriptions.
Premium Jasmine Matcha (抹茶针王)
Premium Jasmine green tea paired with matcha-and-Anchor-cream cheese on top.
White Champaca Matcha (抹茶白兰)
Bailan-scented champaca tea paired with the matcha cheese. Lighter and more floral than the jasmine version.
Matcha Jasmine Salted Cheese (抹茶茉莉咸酪乳)
Jasmine green tea, salted cheese foam, matcha infusion. The salt cuts the richness and pulls the tea forward.
Matcha White Champaca Salted Cheese (抹茶白兰咸酪乳)
Champaca green tea version of the salted-cheese build.
Camellia Matcha (山茶花抹茶)
A newer addition built on a camellia oolong base with the matcha cheese top.
If you’re a matcha person and Molly Tea is new to you, the White Champaca Matcha is the lower-risk start — the champaca is softer than jasmine and lets the matcha breathe.
Pistachio drinks
Pistachio Jasmine Coconut and Pistachio White Champaca Coconut use coconut water, but Molly Tea’s July 2026 allergen guide lists both drinks as containing milk, pistachio, and coconut. Lighter on the palate than the cream-topped Snowy series, but still rich because of the pistachio cheese.
Pistachio Jasmine Coconut
Premium Jasmine green tea, coconut water, pistachio cheese on top.
Pistachio White Champaca Coconut
Champaca green tea, coconut water, pistachio cheese. The champaca version reads softer and more orchid-forward.
Allergen note: both drinks contain pistachios.
Fruit-led and seasonal drinks
The fruit line is smaller than the floral line and rotates more often.
Premium Jasmine Apple Milk Tea (针王苹果)
Fresh apple juice, Premium Jasmine green tea, fresh milk. The lightest, most “healthy-feeling” drink on the menu. Natural separation can happen if it sits — drink it soon.
Premium Jasmine Mango Coconut Tea (针王芒芒椰)
Mango, coconut water, jasmine green tea, pineapple-lime pulp, cream foam top. Tropical and clean rather than heavy.
Jasmine Mango Smoothie
Mango smoothie blended with jasmine tea, grapefruit, and coconut milk. Pulp-forward and thick. Seasonal availability.
Camellia Oolong Milk Tea (山茶花乌龙)
A Southern Fujian oolong base in a fresh milk build. A 2025–2026 addition.
Seasonal rotations come and go — the brand uses anniversaries, Chinese festivals, and holiday windows for limited drops. Check the store’s current Uber Eats or Chowbus listing for what’s actually pouring.
Oat Milk and dairy-conscious options
Molly Tea’s current official US menu offers oat milk with Premium Jasmine Milk Tea, White Champaca Milk Tea, and Gardenia Milk Tea.
Camellia Zest
Camellia-scented oolong tea with fresh orange and oat milk, currently in the NEW-IN section at most US stores. The orange adds aroma lift; the oat milk gives the drink a softer, less floral body than the dairy versions.
A useful note on dairy: Molly Tea’s July 2026 allergen guide lists Camellia Zest as containing milk, soy, and citrus, so it should not be treated as a dairy-free substitute. The brand’s Premium Jasmine green tea (without milk) is listed on Uber Eats as dairy-free. If you’re vegan rather than just lactose-conscious, ask the store directly — whey and milk derivatives can appear in cheese foams and toppings, and store staff can confirm specific drinks for your needs.
What to order if it’s your first time
Three honest starting points, depending on what you’re after.
If you want to taste what Molly Tea is actually known for, order the Premium Jasmine Milk Tea at 30% or 50% sugar, less ice. The whole brand is built around that double-petal jasmine from Hengzhou and the seven-step scenting process — and at the house-default 70% sweetness, the floral note flattens under the sugar. Dialed back to 30%, the jasmine carries the cup and the milk plays a supporting role. It typically runs $7.99 on US Uber Eats listings and is the top-ordered drink at most stores.
If you came in because of TikTok, get the Snowy Jasmine at 0% sugar. It’s the same jasmine base with a cap of jasmine-infused whipped cream and crushed pecans. The cream is already sweet, so zero sugar in the tea balances it out. Around $8.99. Skip it if you have a nut allergy.
If floral isn’t usually your thing, try the White Champaca Oolong Milk Tea or the Peach Oolong Milk Tea. Both lean on the oolong base rather than green tea, so the floral side reads softer and more rounded. The Peach Tieguanyin pairing in particular has aged Anxi oolong as its backbone, which gives it a fuller, fruit-forward profile.
One thing worth saying plainly: across published reviews and what regulars repeat at the counter, the white champaca line tends to win over first-timers more reliably than the jasmine line. Champaca is gentler — a soft orchid note rather than the bright perfume of jasmine — and it pairs more easily with milk for palates that haven’t grown up on floral teas.
How sweetness levels work at Molly Tea
Like most modern tea shops, Molly Tea uses a five-step sweetness scale: 0%, 30%, 50%, 70%, and 100%. The default the staff recommend is 70%, which Time Out Singapore, Honeycombers, and The Paly Voice (Palo Alto) all flagged in their reviews as sweeter than most non-Chinese palates expect.
Here’s what works for each style:
- For Floral Fresh Milk Teas — Premium Jasmine, White Champaca, Osmanthus, Gardenia — 30% sugar is where the tea starts to come through cleanly. 50% is the safe middle if you’re unsure. 70% buries the floral note.
- For Snowy Whipped Cream drinks, 0% sugar in the tea base is the sweet spot. The cream cap supplies enough sweetness on its own, and a sweetened base on top of that pushes the drink into dessert territory.
- For matcha cheese and salted cheese drinks, 30% balances the savoury cheese foam. The salt and the cream already lift the perceived sweetness; adding much more flattens the matcha.
Ice options are straightforward — regular ice, less ice, no ice. Less ice is the practical pick for delivery so the drink isn’t watered down by the time it arrives. No ice works for hot weather sipping at the store.
Molly Tea calories and nutrition — what we know
Molly Tea does not publish official nutritional information for its US menu. The brand’s site lists ingredients and sourcing but no calorie counts, and individual stores generally direct customers to ask in person.
The numbers that do circulate come from independent TikTok creators who have run drinks through calorie estimators or pulled lab tests. The commonly cited figures are roughly 438 calories for a Snowy Jasmine and around 193 calories for a Premium Jasmine Milk Tea at default sweetness — both unverified by Molly Tea itself. Treat them as ballpark, not gospel.
A few things shift the number meaningfully: size of cup, sugar level, milk choice, and toppings. Dropping from 70% to 30% sugar trims a noticeable chunk of the load. Swapping fresh milk for oat milk adds calories rather than removing them. The Snowy whipped cream cap is the single densest piece of any drink on the menu, often more than the tea base itself.
If calorie awareness matters to you, the cleanest options on the menu are the brewed teas without milk or the milk teas at 0–30% sugar with no whipped topping.
Molly Tea locations in the United States
Molly Tea has moved fast in the US since its first store opened in Flushing, Queens in April 2024. By mid-2026 the brand operates more than a dozen US stores, with active locations in the Bay Area, Greater Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston, Edison, Philadelphia, Chicago, Houston, Bellevue, and the Atlanta area (Doraville and Duluth), plus more under construction. Most stores run 11 AM to 10 PM, with weekend hours stretching later in higher-traffic markets. The current store map and any pending openings are listed on usa.mollytea.com.
Molly Tea New York
The Flushing store at 37-11 Prince Street, Flushing, NY 11354 opened in April 2024 as Molly Tea’s first US location, but it no longer operates under the Molly Tea name. On June 8, 2026 the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York issued a preliminary injunction barring the local operator from using Molly Tea trademarks, and the New York stores began trading under a question-mark sign. The Yelp listing for this address now carries a closed marker. While it operated as Molly Tea, the Premium Jasmine Milk Tea and Snowy Jasmine sat as the top two most-ordered drinks on its Uber Eats listing. Phone: (917) 702-3085.
The other former New York locations — Manhattan Chinatown, the Brooklyn stores, and the Upper West Side store near Columbia University — are covered by the same June 2026 injunction and no longer trade as Molly Tea. Molly Tea’s parent company has stated the Columbia-area store was never authorized.
Molly Tea Bay Area
Molly Tea’s current official store map lists five Bay Area locations: Sunnyvale, Cupertino, San Mateo, Palo Alto, and Santa Clara.
- Sunnyvale — 605 E El Camino Real, Ste 1, Sunnyvale, CA 94087. The largest Bay Area store with 2,500+ Yelp photos and 1,660+ reviews. Daily 11 AM to 10 PM. Phone: (669) 248-5934.
- Cupertino — 19110 Stevens Creek Blvd, Unit A, Cupertino, CA 95015. Daily 11 AM to 10 PM. Phone: 1 (678) 900-7757.
- San Mateo — 153 S B St, San Mateo, CA 94401. Daily 11:30 AM to 10 PM. Phone: (650) 727-3523.
- Palo Alto — 318 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301. Downtown Palo Alto, opened November 2025. Daily 11 AM to 9 PM. The Palo Alto store opened with a narrower fruit selection — at launch only two peach milk teas filled the fruit category, per The Paly Voice’s review. Verify current selection at the store on the day you visit.
Molly Tea Los Angeles area
- San Gabriel — 425 W Valley Blvd, Ste 101–102, San Gabriel, CA 91776. The LA flagship and one of the busiest US stores, with 2,200+ Yelp photos and 1,700+ reviews. Open daily 11 AM to 1 AM — the latest hours of any US Molly Tea. The on-site parking lot is small; street parking is the practical option. Phone: (626) 464-7666.
- Arcadia — 1130 S Baldwin Ave, Suite A5, Arcadia, CA 91007. Opened January 2026 with soft-opening promotions on January 28. 11 AM to 10 PM Monday through Thursday; 11 AM to 11 PM Friday through Sunday. Phone: (213) 913-8384. Worth the trip for SGV residents who want to skip the San Gabriel queues.
Molly Tea Boston
- 67 Beach Street, Boston, MA 02111 in Boston’s Chinatown. Opened late 2025. Walking distance from South Station and Boston Common. 11 AM to 10 PM Monday through Thursday, and 11 AM to 11 PM Friday through Sunday. Phone: (857) 202-7551.
Molly Tea Las Vegas
- 3400 S Jones Blvd, Ste 20, Las Vegas, NV 89146. Opened in December 2025 and has built momentum quickly — 569+ Yelp reviews and a 4.9-star average within months. Open daily 11 AM to 10 PM. Phone: (702) 918-5122.
Molly Tea New Jersey
- Edison — 1777 Lincoln Hwy, Unit 102, Edison, NJ 08817, in Festival Plaza. The most recently opened US store, with a soft opening from April 6–9, 2026 and grand opening April 10–12 with storewide BOGO and free fridge magnets for the first 300 customers. Daily 11 AM to 10 PM (until 11 PM Friday through Sunday). Phone: (908) 887-6811.
- Jersey City — 223 Grove Street. Confirm current operating hours on Yelp before visiting.
Molly Tea Atlanta area (Georgia)
- Doraville — 6035 Peachtree Rd, Suite C-108, Doraville, GA 30341, in the H Mart Doraville plaza. The first Georgia store, opened in December 2025 with a soft opening December 15–18 and a grand opening December 19–21. Hours run 11 AM to 10 PM Monday through Thursday, until 11 PM Friday through Sunday.
- Duluth — 2131 Pleasant Hill Rd, Ste 135, Duluth, GA 30096, in the Pleasant Hill retail corridor. The second Georgia store, soft-opened March 16–19, 2026 with a grand opening March 20–22. The Premium Jasmine Apple Milk Tea launched here as a new item at opening.
Other US locations
- Philadelphia — 3720 Chestnut St, 1st Floor, Ste B, near the University of Pennsylvania (University City). Daily 11 AM to 10 PM, until 11 PM Friday and Saturday. Phone: (215) 970-7293.
- Chicago — 2227 S Wentworth Ave, Chicago, IL 60616, in the heart of Chinatown. Opened in January 2025 and reported by Block Club Chicago as the first mainland-Chinese milk tea brand to open in the city.
- Houston — 9889 Bellaire Blvd, Ste 226, Houston, TX 77036, in Dun Huang Plaza in Houston’s Chinatown. The first Texas store, opened January 2026. Daily 11 AM to 11 PM. Phone: (346) 324-5255.
- Bellevue, Washington — 103 Bellevue Way NE #2, Bellevue, WA 98004, in downtown Bellevue. The first Washington store. Daily 11 AM to 10 PM. Phone: (425) 620-5035. Parking near the store is tight — budget a few extra minutes.
Molly Tea international locations
Outside the US, Molly Tea operates across China, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Singapore, Thailand, and several other markets, with the network exceeding 2,000 stores worldwide.
- Singapore — The Orchard Central flagship at #01-17A, Orchard Central is the largest Molly Tea store in Southeast Asia. Drinks start at S$5.20. It opened in March 2026 with a soft launch from March 3–5 and a grand opening on March 6. For a tasting breakdown of the six launch drinks, Honeycombers Singapore and Time Out Singapore both published reviews.
- Sydney — Darling Square in Sydney’s CBD, the first Australian store.
- Melbourne — A Swanston Street flagship plus two additional Melbourne stores. Hours and addresses vary; check the brand’s Australian listings.
- London — A Chinatown location that opened in early 2025 as the UK debut, with Birmingham following.
- Canada — Toronto, Edmonton, and Richmond, BC (the Richmond store opened on April 18, 2026).
Molly Tea’s current official store map lists active Indonesian locations, including Supermal Karawaci, Summarecon Mall Serpong, Gandaria City, and Mall Kelapa Gading.
Molly Tea compared to other bubble tea brands
Three honest comparisons people search for most often.
Molly Tea vs Chagee. Both are mainland-Chinese tea chains that built their reputations on tea quality rather than toppings, and both are expanding aggressively in the US. Chagee’s range is broader — its orchid oolong line is the brand’s signature, but the menu spans more tea types and a wider milk-tea spectrum. Molly Tea is narrower and more floral-focused, with jasmine and white champaca doing most of the lifting. Price ranges overlap closely. If you prefer wider choice, Chagee. If you specifically want jasmine done well, Molly Tea.
Molly Tea vs HEYTEA. HEYTEA was the originator of the cheese-foam-on-fruit-tea category and runs a much wider menu, including non-tea drinks and seasonal fruit pairings. Molly Tea is more focused — fewer SKUs, more depth on the floral side. A Yelp reviewer summed up the contrast bluntly: Molly Tea offers hot drinks and reads more tea-forward, where HEYTEA leans cold and fruit-led.
Molly Tea vs Tiger Sugar or classic boba shops. Different category. Tiger Sugar built its name on brown sugar boba milk; Molly Tea centres on tea aromatics. Most Molly Tea drinks ship without boba pearls by default — boba is an optional topping, typically around $0.50 to $1 extra. If chewy pearls and brown sugar drips are the point of the visit, this isn’t the chain. If you want to taste the tea itself, it is.
Across all three comparisons, Molly Tea’s defining trait is the same: a tea-first build with a deliberately floral identity, less sweet by default than typical American boba, and a smaller menu that goes deeper on fewer drinks.
Ordering, delivery, and store experience
Most US Molly Tea stores run on self-order touchscreen kiosks at the counter, with a staff member available for cash payment and questions. Card payments process through the kiosk; some stores accept cash only at the register. The kiosks let you set sugar and ice levels and add toppings drink by drink.
For online ordering, the brand uses Chowbus for in-store pickup and ships through Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub for delivery. Chowbus also runs a Modern Rewards points program at participating stores.
Standard hours run 11 AM to 10 PM at most stores, with weekend extensions to 11 PM or midnight at higher-traffic locations. San Gabriel runs until 1 AM daily; Las Vegas is open 11 AM to 10 PM daily.
Wait times during peak hours are real. The Sunnyvale and San Gabriel flagships routinely run 20–30 minute waits on weekends. One San Gabriel reviewer reported a 1 hour 22 minute wait on a Saturday around grand-opening time. Quieter windows are weekday mornings, mid-afternoons between 2 and 4 PM, and the last hour before close.
Packaging is part of the brand’s identity — sealed plastic-film tops on every drink, branded pink-and-white bags, and a signature triple-hole specialty straw (三品管) designed to lift the floral aroma on the way up.
Frequently asked questions
What is Molly Tea’s most popular drink?
The Premium Jasmine Milk Tea is the consistent best-seller across stores and review coverage. On US store listings it consistently ranked #1 most-liked, with the Snowy Jasmine in the second slot. Multiple reviewers describe the jasmine milk tea as the drink the brand should be judged on — the floral aroma is what built the chain.
Is Molly Tea worth the hype?
Yes if you like tea-forward, lightly sweet, floral drinks. Less so if you came in expecting chewy brown sugar boba and dense syrupy milk teas. Most published reviews land in the same place — good, distinctive, not flawless, with the long waits being the most common complaint rather than the drinks themselves.
Does Molly Tea have boba?
Not by default on most drinks. The brand is built around floral milk teas with whipped cream or cheese foam toppings, not tapioca pearls. The Tongmu Lapsang Bubble Tea is the one signature drink that ships with brown sugar boba as part of the recipe. White boba appears on some store menus as a topping but is often listed as unavailable. If chewy pearls are the point of your visit, this isn’t the chain.
What’s the difference between Premium Jasmine Milk Tea and Snowy Jasmine?
The Snowy Jasmine takes the same Premium Jasmine Milk Tea base and tops it with jasmine-infused whipped cream and crushed pecans. It costs roughly a dollar more — $7.99 versus $8.99 at most US stores — and reads sweeter, denser, and more dessert-like. The plain milk tea lets the jasmine carry the cup; the Snowy version pushes the cream forward.
What sugar level should I order at Molly Tea?
30% to 50% is where most US drinkers land. The house default is 70%, which Time Out Singapore, Honeycombers, and The Paly Voice all flagged as sweeter than most non-Chinese palates prefer. For Snowy whipped cream drinks, 0% in the base works well because the cream supplies enough sweetness on its own.
Does Molly Tea have dairy-free options?
Yes. Molly Tea’s current official US menu offers oat milk with Premium Jasmine Milk Tea, White Champaca Milk Tea, and Gardenia Milk Tea. Its July 2026 allergen guide lists the corresponding oat milk teas without milk as an allergen, while Camellia Zest is listed as containing milk, soy, and citrus. Molly Tea also warns that cross-contamination is possible and no item can be guaranteed allergen-free. Ask store staff if you have a strict allergy or dietary requirement.
How much do Molly Tea drinks cost?
US prices land roughly $7.19 to $8.99 depending on the drink, location, and any active promotion. At Flushing, the Premium Jasmine Milk Tea runs $7.99 and the Snowy Jasmine runs $8.99 on Uber Eats. Singapore drinks at the Orchard Central flagship start at S$5.20. UK and Australian pricing varies by store.
Where is the original Molly Tea?
Molly Tea was founded in Shenzhen, China in 2021 by Zhang Bochung. The first US store opened at 37-11 Prince Street in Flushing, Queens in April 2024, before the chain expanded into Brooklyn, the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Boston, Las Vegas, Edison, Philadelphia, Chicago, and other markets. The brand operates more than 2,000 stores globally.
Is Molly Tea the same as Molly Ramen•Poke•Tea?
No. Molly Ramen•Poke•Tea is a separate restaurant in Virginia Beach, Virginia, founded by Andy Chen and Happy Huang. It serves ramen, poke bowls, sushi burritos, teriyaki, and bubble tea. The two share only the first name. If you searched for “Molly Ramen Poke Tea menu,” you’re looking for mollyramen.com, not Molly Tea.
Updates and what to verify before you go
Menus rotate. Prices shift. New stores open every month. The drink prices, hours, and addresses on this page were cross-checked across Uber Eats, Chowbus, Yelp, Mollyteaus.com, and the brand’s international site within the past 24 hours of publishing — but a number can change tomorrow.
Before you travel, confirm two things: the specific store’s current hours on Google Maps or Yelp (weekend hours and holiday closures shift more often than weekday hours), and the live price on the Uber Eats listing for that location if cost matters to your decision. Seasonal drinks come and go fastest of all, so a Saturday menu may differ from a Wednesday one.
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