Allow me to introduce you to Chick&Tea, a culinary gem that originated in Oakland, California back in 2014. Ever since its inception, Chick&Tea has been on a mission to introduce the distinctive flavors of Taiwanese street food and night markets to its cherished customers. Initially, there was some confusion surrounding the term Gpie (which translates to chicken cutlet in Mandarin). Still, owner Frankie took it upon himself to personally explain the concept, allowing customers to fully appreciate the true essence of Chick&Tea’s offerings – a genuine taste of Taiwanese soul food! Chick&Tea expanded its presence to Milpitas in 2016, followed by Sunnyvale in 2018. And now, to everyone’s delight, we are thrilled to announce the forthcoming op
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4247 Rosewood Dr #17, Pleasanton, CA 94588
Phone: (925) 225-1888
Website: https://www.chick-tea.com/
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The best thing about this place is its GPIE (fried chicken). Even though it’s chicken breast, it’s made thick and juicy. They also give you packets of chili powder so you can sprinkle as much as you like based on your preference (something that I wished Bentolicious would have done). The second best thing is their fried jumbo squid. The grilled jumbo squid isn’t bad either. We have bought these items many times. The crispy tofu was mediocre and forgettable. We only dined in once and we had their bento. If we had to compare their bento boxes to Bentolicious, I must say that Chick & T has better main ingredients like the GPIE or popcorn chicken. However, their side dishes are so-so and you don’t get to choose. Bentolicious has much better side dishes and you can choose 3 sides. I’d say the side dishes are actually the highlights of Bentolicious. Thus, I would buy fried or grilled items at Chick & T and if I craved a balanced bento, I’d head to Bentolicious.
Interesting that this location does not have tea (or milk tea) like the other locations. Not that their milk teas were the best, but at least it was convenient to consume it along with the fried stuff. Perhaps that’s why this location was named “Chick & T” while the others were named “Chick & Tea” Lol
– Food portions decreased
– Food is often overcooked/undercooked
– Cashier is busy talking or playing with the phone, doesn’t announce numbers for waiting customers
I hope they turn things around but so far it’s looking pretty bad.
I would definitely recommend
The combo bento #2 has two huge boneless thigh of sweet 5spice fried chicken service with bed of rice with pork belly “sauce” 5 stars
The bento #9 pork belly six 2in cubes of braised pork belly yum 4.5 stars
I always come to enjoy food.
Food is amazing but bento box quality needs a little bit upgrade.
Definitely recommended.
The chicken bento was dynamite—2 large cutlets in sweet 5 spice marinade. Then deep fried. The rice had minced pork belly sauce. The veggies were good. Portion was very large. There were leftovers
The pork belly was equally delicious. But since the rice already had it as sauce it was extra. It was succulent and delicious too. Rice portion was large and 6 but pork belly chunks (about 2inch cubes) sane veggies—tomato egg and garlic sautéed choy. Hadn’t tried tea egg too full
The grilled fried chicken cutlet bento is a must order ,the chicken is so tender and perfectly cooked.
The grilled squid reminds me of the taste of freshly grilled squid street food in front of Taiwanese theaters.
I especially like the braised meat sauce drizzled on the rice.
Highly recommend this store for who loves Taiwan food.