
heytea (Malden)
180 Pleasant St, Malden, MA 02148
Directions1 restaurant in Malden
The HEYTEA in Malden sits at 180 Pleasant Street, on the main downtown strip. It is one of the newer Massachusetts stores and has not accumulated enough reviews to carry a meaningful rating yet.
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180 Pleasant St, Malden, MA 02148
DirectionsJasmine 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.
Longjing Tea + Salted Cheese Cream + Light Cheese Cloud.
All 39 items with prices and calories, the same list the Malden shop pours.

Pleasant Street is Malden’s central commercial corridor and carries a substantial Chinese and Vietnamese business presence, which is the pattern behind most HEYTEA suburban openings.
The store is a few minutes walk from Malden Center station on the Orange Line, which puts it within a straightforward ride of downtown Boston without a car.
It fills a real gap north of the city. Before it opened, the nearest options were Allston or Newbury Street, both a longer trip from the northern suburbs than the map suggests.
Reviews are too thin to judge the store. A rating on a new opening moves by whole points with each new opinion.
A new store is worth testing with the drink that hides nothing. Gardenia 1 at $7.90 is scented tea with no milk, no cap and no topping.
For a fuller order, Jasmine Milk Tea at $8.49 is the plainest milk build and shows how the shop brews before dairy covers it.
The Tea Lab range is worth checking here, since street-level stores usually carry more of it than the Natick mall counter does.
Cold weather makes the hot side of the board more useful in Malden than the fruit range for much of the year.