
heytea (University of Southern California)
3738 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Today11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM
Directions1 restaurant in Los Angeles
The HEYTEA in Los Angeles sits at 3738 South Figueroa Street, on the edge of the University of Southern California campus. It runs at 4.4 stars and takes calls on (213) 965-2017, and it is the only HEYTEA inside the city limits.
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3738 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Today11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM11 AM to 11 PM
DirectionsMango + Coconut Milk&Jelly + Sago + Spirulina + Jasmine Tea.
Jasmine Green Tea + Cheese Cloud, Since 2012.
Real Dairy Milk + Slow-Cooked Brown Sugar Bobo, Since 2012.
Kale + Chia Seeds + Green Grapes + Apples + Lemons + Jasmine Green Tea.
All 39 items with prices and calories, the same list the Los Angeles shop pours.

A campus-edge store runs on an academic calendar rather than a retail one. Term time produces long afternoon and evening queues, and the summer months are noticeably quieter.
South Figueroa is walkable from most of the USC campus and sits near the Expo Line, which makes this the most transit-accessible HEYTEA in Los Angeles.
The 4.4-star rating is solid for a high-volume student store. Campus locations tend to run heavy queues, and a score that holds up under that pressure is worth more than the same number in a quiet suburb.
The rest of the Los Angeles area is covered by Culver City, Glendale, Beverly Hills, Monterey Park and San Gabriel.
Student stores make a good case for the cheapest end of the board. Jasmine Tea at $5.49 is a plain brewed tea and undercuts everything else by several dollars.
For something with more in it, Black Milk Tea at $8.49 plus Brown Sugar Bobo at $1.68 lands under the ready-built brown sugar drinks.
Term-time evenings are the worst window for anything capped, since a cloud folds into the drink within about ten minutes and a long queue eats most of that.
Prices match the national board, and there is no student discount, so the cheapest route is the cheapest drink rather than a promotion.