
heytea (American Dream)
1 American Dream Wy, East Rutherford, NJ 07073
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 8 PM
Directions3 restaurants in New Jersey
New Jersey has three HEYTEA stores, two of them inside major malls and one on a suburban strip. American Dream in East Rutherford, Garden State Plaza in Paramus and Festival Plaza in Edison cover the northern half of the state, all within reach of the New York City metro area.
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1 American Dream Wy, East Rutherford, NJ 07073
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 8 PM
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1731 Lincoln Hwy, Edison, NJ 08817
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Level 2, A10, 1 Garden State Plaza Pkwy, Paramus, NJ 07652
Today10 AM to 9 PM10 AM to 9 PM10 AM to 9 PM10 AM to 9 PM10 AM to 9:30 PM10 AM to 9:30 PM11 AM to 7 PM
DirectionsPrices, calories and sizes for all 39 items, the same list every New Jersey shop pours.

The American Dream store sits inside one of the largest retail and entertainment complexes in the country. Its 3.5-star rating is the lowest in the New Jersey group and is likely a queue problem rather than a menu one.
Paramus is on Level 2 of Westfield Garden State Plaza, which puts it in the busiest mall in the state. It runs at 4.3 stars across more than 200 reviews.
Edison is the outlier and the only street-level store of the three. Festival Plaza on Lincoln Highway sits in the middle of one of the largest South Asian and East Asian communities in the country.
All three sit close enough to New York that the 16 New York stores are a realistic alternative for anyone already crossing the river.
Mall stores hand over drinks that have queued, and that matters more on this menu than on most. Anything with a whipped cloud on top is at its best within ten minutes and folds flat after that.
For a mall order, the fruit tea range is the safer choice, since none of it depends on a cap holding shape. Coconut Mango Boom at $8.99 is also among the cheapest drinks on the board.
The Edison store is the one to visit for the full range. Street-level stores tend to carry more of the Tea Lab and seasonal boards than mall counters do.
Mall hours apply at two of the three, which usually means a later opening and an earlier close than the Edison store keeps.