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At Teazona Dumpling & Noodle Asian Kitchen, we’re all about good food, good company, and making you feel right at home. From our handmade dumplings to our hearty noodles and refreshing boba teas, everything is crafted with care and made to satisfy. It’s not just a meal, it’s an experience. We want you to relax, enjoy the flavors, and take a moment to truly savor the food. Stop by, kick back, and let us share a little taste of comfort with you. We can’t wait to serve you!
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4316 E Cactus Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85032
Phone: (602) 354-8830
Website: http://www.teazonaaz.com/
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Reviews
D S
Had pot stickers, beef dan dan noodles and yakusoba noodles. $40. The yakusoba noodles was just a large bowl of noodles with a tiny bit of zucchini, cabbage and some peanuts. The sauce was off. I can’t really describe it but tasted almost metallic, very bizarre. No protein and almost no vegetables for $15. The Dan Dan noodles with beef had a much better flavor. No veggies just strips of very fibrous beef that was a little off putting. Thank God for the pot stickers, they were very good but they only gave me a tablespoon of sauce which wasn’t near enough. Even for $20, I would have felt cheated but for $40 I was robbed. I did not have the Boba tea…which is hopefully a lot better than the noodles.
… moreGiselle Smith
I am writing to express my concern regarding a recent order of the yakisoba soy sauce noodles.
Based on the menu photo, I expected a dish with additional ingredients; however, upon opening the container, it consisted solely of plain noodles. The presentation and contents were significantly different from what was advertised, which I found misleading.
Given the portion and lack of accompanying ingredients, I do not feel that the $12 price accurately reflects the value of the dish received. I wanted to bring this to your attention and hope this feedback will be helpful.
… moreBased on the menu photo, I expected a dish with additional ingredients; however, upon opening the container, it consisted solely of plain noodles. The presentation and contents were significantly different from what was advertised, which I found misleading.
Given the portion and lack of accompanying ingredients, I do not feel that the $12 price accurately reflects the value of the dish received. I wanted to bring this to your attention and hope this feedback will be helpful.
Nathan Gordon
Pros: Orange chicken was great! Beef and broccoli was good. Chicken and noodles bowl was also good.
Cons: My kiddo didn’t really like the Boba drink which is weird because she usually downs them in under 5 minutes. Potstickers didn’t taste right, kind of like a dirty pan and the pork egg rolls also tasted dirty like old oil or something.
Pretty expensive
Overall, we visited based on the great reviews and pics. It was OK, can’t say I would return but glad we gave it a shot.
… moreCons: My kiddo didn’t really like the Boba drink which is weird because she usually downs them in under 5 minutes. Potstickers didn’t taste right, kind of like a dirty pan and the pork egg rolls also tasted dirty like old oil or something.
Pretty expensive
Overall, we visited based on the great reviews and pics. It was OK, can’t say I would return but glad we gave it a shot.
Magda Vieira
Teazona Dumpling & Noodle Asian Kitchen is a great place to go when you’re craving dumplings and noodles that feel freshly made and full of flavor. The dumplings have a great texture, with well-seasoned fillings that don’t feel heavy or greasy. The noodle dishes are comforting, filling, and consistently prepared, making them easy to enjoy every time. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, service is friendly and efficient, and it’s a solid local spot for Asian comfort food that delivers without overcomplicating things.
… moreBradley Watson
Teazona Dumpling & Noodle Asian Kitchen is one of my favorite spots for comforting noodle bowls, hand-made dumplings, and Asian-inspired snacks, the dumplings are flavorful and tender, the noodle soups hit the spot on any day, and I always appreciate the variety of bao, potstickers, and refreshing fruit teas or bubble drinks on the menu. The atmosphere is casual and friendly, with helpful staff and plenty of options whether I’m in for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner with friends. It’s a flavorful and affordable choice for anyone craving Chinese-style noodles and dumplings in Phoenix.
… moreEllie Ziolkowski
Right off the bat, this place was much smaller than we anticipated. There were maybe six or seven places to sit in this joint, and at least two other families were there when we arrived 6 on a Wednesday evening. This being said, the fact that they give you your food in to-go containers was greatly appreciated. We were worried we’d have to find another place to take our food and eat. Fortunately, we were able to slide a chair over from another table (there were three of us btw).
There sure are a lot of reviews mentioning how wonderful the staff are, like a shocking amount actually. We had to wait a bit for someone to acknowledge us, which was okay for us since it was our first time and we were still deciding what to order. I asked what the difference between the regular smoothies and their stormy drinks, and my interaction with the cashier woman was nothing to write home about. She was nice, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to praise her in a review. I’m mentioning this BECAUSE of all the ravin reviews about the workers.
Anyway, once I found out what the stormy drinks were, I opted to go for a regular mango smoothie (with boba) and an order of the chicken & veggie bao buns. One of my friends got an order of taro bao buns, noodle soup, and a classic milk tea (with boba), and my other friend got an order of pork belly bao and milk tea (with boba).
We all enjoyed our food. It was our first time trying not only bao buns, but taro bao as well. We thought everything was tasty and the bao dough was truly out of this world. The chicken and veggie filling in my bao was minimal, but it still had a nice flavor. The taro buns were super cute; the muted purple color was really cool to see. My only gripe about those bao was that I wish there was more filling. It was such a thin layer (same with my chicken & veggie bao) that I felt like I was eating mostly dough. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a sucker for soft, fluffy dough that borders on undercooked, but I don’t want to pay $8 for some balls of dough; give me the filling!
While my friends liked their drinks, I did not like mine. I ordered the mango smoothie with boba (of course) and I loved the boba. It was soft and perfectly chewy, but the drink tasted like a bunch of stomped on, underripe cantaloupe (literally, as if mob of people with dirty feet trampled over some underripe cantaloupe). It certainly didn’t taste like other mango smoothies I’ve had, and it saddened me. I couldn’t even finish half of it, it was so unpleasant. I wish I had gotten a strawberry smoothie because strawberry is almost always the safest flavor if you’re trying a new place.
Another thing I want to note before I conclude – it took quite a while for both the food and the drinks to be served. There were two workers out front making the drinks and I have no idea how many in the back (if there even was anyone in the back), but I felt like we were sitting for a while before the first of the food items came out. I know there were obvious online orders as people were coming and going with food they had ordered online, but the service wasn’t as quick as other places.
I’d give this place a solid 3.5/5 because it was a good first bao experience, but I just wish my smoothie didn’t taste like feet and underripe cantaloupe (when I ordered a MANGO smoothie). It sucks that most of their reviews are praising their drinks when that was my least favorite thing about this place. Oh well, if I make the trek over there again, I’ll be sure to try a different flavor.
… moreThere sure are a lot of reviews mentioning how wonderful the staff are, like a shocking amount actually. We had to wait a bit for someone to acknowledge us, which was okay for us since it was our first time and we were still deciding what to order. I asked what the difference between the regular smoothies and their stormy drinks, and my interaction with the cashier woman was nothing to write home about. She was nice, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to praise her in a review. I’m mentioning this BECAUSE of all the ravin reviews about the workers.
Anyway, once I found out what the stormy drinks were, I opted to go for a regular mango smoothie (with boba) and an order of the chicken & veggie bao buns. One of my friends got an order of taro bao buns, noodle soup, and a classic milk tea (with boba), and my other friend got an order of pork belly bao and milk tea (with boba).
We all enjoyed our food. It was our first time trying not only bao buns, but taro bao as well. We thought everything was tasty and the bao dough was truly out of this world. The chicken and veggie filling in my bao was minimal, but it still had a nice flavor. The taro buns were super cute; the muted purple color was really cool to see. My only gripe about those bao was that I wish there was more filling. It was such a thin layer (same with my chicken & veggie bao) that I felt like I was eating mostly dough. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a sucker for soft, fluffy dough that borders on undercooked, but I don’t want to pay $8 for some balls of dough; give me the filling!
While my friends liked their drinks, I did not like mine. I ordered the mango smoothie with boba (of course) and I loved the boba. It was soft and perfectly chewy, but the drink tasted like a bunch of stomped on, underripe cantaloupe (literally, as if mob of people with dirty feet trampled over some underripe cantaloupe). It certainly didn’t taste like other mango smoothies I’ve had, and it saddened me. I couldn’t even finish half of it, it was so unpleasant. I wish I had gotten a strawberry smoothie because strawberry is almost always the safest flavor if you’re trying a new place.
Another thing I want to note before I conclude – it took quite a while for both the food and the drinks to be served. There were two workers out front making the drinks and I have no idea how many in the back (if there even was anyone in the back), but I felt like we were sitting for a while before the first of the food items came out. I know there were obvious online orders as people were coming and going with food they had ordered online, but the service wasn’t as quick as other places.
I’d give this place a solid 3.5/5 because it was a good first bao experience, but I just wish my smoothie didn’t taste like feet and underripe cantaloupe (when I ordered a MANGO smoothie). It sucks that most of their reviews are praising their drinks when that was my least favorite thing about this place. Oh well, if I make the trek over there again, I’ll be sure to try a different flavor.
Damon Rose
Was looking for a quick dinner with the family, saw this place! The picture of the food looked amazing can’t say the same thing about the taste of the food. Wasted money on food that I could have bought from the freezer isle . Couldn’t even finish the food nor drinks. My mistake for not reading the reviews .
… moreAJ C
A great fast spot that combines authentic Chinese foods and American Chinese food. But also BOBA! They have hand made XLB! Not many places do that period. They have croffles too! The drinks use fresh fruit and are not too sweet.
… moreMadeline Chen
Yummy food and huge variety of drinks, quick service and outdoor seating area make this place great for a quick meal and/or treat! The portions were generous. I loved the strawberry fruit tea that had chunks of real fruit. Ashley was really helpful too!
… moreLivi Pulido
Get ready to experience the ultimate boba and food adventure in the valley! You won’t find a better place than this. And let’s talk about the amazing coffee – Itzay is a true coffee artist and her creations are out of this world. The atmosphere is so welcoming and chill, you’ll feel right at home. Trust me, the vibes are most excellent. Don’t miss out on this incredible spot!
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