
Tea Cup Cafe serves rich flavors of traditional Chinese cuisine in a friendly and welcoming environment. We specialize in cooking a variety of classic dishes, from using a stir-fried wok to handmade dumplings. Our menu features combination plates, family dinners, and Hong Kong-style dim sum. Tea Cup Cafe is a perfect place to host banquets, celebrations, and birthday parties. Come experience authentic flavors and sip some tea at Tea Cup Cafe.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 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: 1614 21st Street, Sacramento, CA 95811
Phone: (916) 448-6212
Website: https://tea-cup-cafe.com/?
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: teacupcafesacramento.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
My friend and I had house special chow mein, jya jee gai, steamed cha siu bao, and xiao long bao. I thought all the food was delicious. The chow mein had thinner and more fried noodles than I’m used to but was flavorful. It was my first time trying the jya jee gai and it was delicious! The skin was crispy and the seasoned salt added a delicious flavor to the chicken. I’m glad to have finally tried this spot and will be back in the future.
you go in! say thanks you and tell them to!! noodle was outof this world when eating and potsticker was massive. i could die for them again and again for the time again to eat them.
potaticker 5/5!
Parking is a pain though considering it is downtown area, they have a small lot for parking next to the building but I’m sure that may get filled up in busy times. The food, dim sum, and egg tarts were all great. Servers were all accommodating. Place has a lot of tables and can sit a number of parties. Designed like most dimsum places. Overall great experience.
We came in here like let’s go all in splurge for my bday dinner!! and left extremely full with just a $35 bill. It’s nice places like this still exist. Good asian food that isn’t painfully marked up.
Great Soup dumplings, the largest I’ve ever seen. Good xiu mai and har gow. Nice and dense. Quality tasting.
Okay spare rib with black bean.. Pretty awkward to eat because the meat does not come easily off the bone.
For dessert, great Sesame balls, larger than normal. They come hot with a super crisp shell and a satisfying chewy texture inside, definitely try it if dining in! We wanted to try their egg tart but they didn’t have it that day, maybe next time!
Lastly, the lobster turnovers. Really annoyed i fell for the review hype. I mean how can I resist when someone was even saying they drive from far away for this lol! It was our most expensive dish and the worst value in my opinion. Very deep fried. Took one bite. Luckily my partner finished the rest, but he agreed it was a regretful order.
Dining in was pleasant, tables were a little close but lots of seating. There is one waiter guy. Classic authentic Asian service, efficient and not overly friendly haha just catch their attention if you need anything. You use an expo marker on their laminated menu to mark what dishes you want.
This place is great. I liked journey to the dumpling a lot too but that place was like 11-14$ for each dish! Tea cup cafe is my dimsum go to for sure, I’d need a good reason to go somewhere else! Come over on weekdays for really good deals!