
heytea (Irvine Jeffrey)
5414 Walnut Ave Ste e, Irvine, CA 92604
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Directions2 restaurants in Irvine
Irvine has two HEYTEA stores, one on Walnut Avenue off Jeffrey Road and one on Harvard Avenue. The Jeffrey store carries 724 reviews at 4.4 stars, making it the busiest HEYTEA in Orange County, while the Harvard store sits at 3.9 across 155.
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5414 Walnut Ave Ste e, Irvine, CA 92604
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17595 Harvard Ave #E, Irvine, CA 92614
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DirectionsMatcha + Milk + Pistachio Viennese Style Cloud. Hot drink toppings for takeout come separately. Appearance may differ from photos. Order with caution if you mind.
Pistachio Cloud + 100% Coconut Water + Jasmine Tea.
9-scented King jasmine tea + Red Guava + Milk + Guava Cloud. "
All 39 items with prices and calories, the same list the Irvine shops pour.

The Jeffrey store at 5414 Walnut Ave Ste E is the larger of the two by volume, and its review count is more than four times the Harvard location’s. It takes calls on (949) 600-2280.
The Harvard Avenue store at 17595 Harvard Ave #E is closer to the business district and the UC Irvine side of the city. Its number is (949) 418-7250.
The half-point rating gap between the two is worth noting before choosing. Both serve the same menu at the same prices, so the difference is about how each shop runs rather than about what it sells.
Irvine is the only Orange County city with a HEYTEA. The next nearest options are Rowland Heights to the north and San Diego to the south.
Two stores in one city means the busier one is avoidable. Anyone hitting a long queue at Jeffrey can drive to Harvard in under fifteen minutes and often walk straight up.
That matters more on this menu than most, since capped drinks are at their best within about ten minutes. A shorter queue is a materially different drink rather than only a faster one.
For a drink that tolerates a wait, the fruit tea range is the reliable choice. Mango Grapefruit Boom at $10.49 is blended rather than layered and stays even as it stands.
Both stores carry the standard national pricing, so there is no cost difference between them.