Jasmine Latte
Jasmine green tea pulled as a milk latte, floral and light at 140 calories.
This is the cheapest corner of the HEYTEA menu and the one closest to actual tea. 5 drinks from $5.49 to $7.99, including the three plain brewed teas that sit at the very bottom of the price board.
Jasmine Tea at $5.49 and 30 calories is both the cheapest and the lightest thing the chain sells in the US. Next to a $9.99 Fluffy Cloud drink at 300 calories, it is a reminder that the price range on this menu is driven by what goes on top of the tea rather than by the tea itself.
Every drink in this section is available hot as well as iced at the same price, and three of the five are dairy free as built. If you have been put off by cheese caps and syrup, start here. The full HEYTEA menu shows how these price against everything else.
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Jasmine green tea pulled as a milk latte, floral and light at 140 calories.
Dragon well latte with mochi pieces, and at 115 calories far lighter than it looks.
Plain brewed jasmine green tea, 30 calories and the joint cheapest item on the board.
Roasted oolong served straight, toasted and dry with almost no sweetness.
Straight brewed black tea, the highest caffeine drink you can buy without milk.
Sorted cheapest first. Caffeine figures are estimates based on the tea base, because the chain does not publish per drink caffeine for the US menu.
| Drink | Price | Calories | Caffeine | Tea base | Dairy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jasmine Tea | $5.49 | 30 | 35 mg | Jasmine green tea | No |
| Oolong Tea | $5.49 | 35 | 45 mg | Roasted oolong | No |
| Black Tea | $5.49 | 40 | 55 mg | Black tea | No |
| Jasmine Latte | $6.49 | 140 | 40 mg | Jasmine green tea | Yes |
| Mochi Longjing Tea Latte | $7.99 | 115 | 45 mg | Longjing (dragon well) green tea | Yes |
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Jasmine Tea, Oolong Tea and Black Tea are all $5.49. They are brewed leaf tea, iced or hot, with no milk, no cap and no pearls. Their calorie counts run from 30 to 40, which is roughly what a plain unsweetened tea should be.
That $5.49 price does something useful. It sets the floor that every other drink on the board is priced against. A Classic Milk Tea at $6.49 is $1.00 more for milk. A Cloud Jasmine Tea at $6.49 is $1.00 more for a cheese cap. Once you know the floor, the rest of the menu reads as a series of additions rather than a wall of prices.
Jasmine Latte at $6.49 is the pick if you want milk without weight. At 140 calories it is lighter than every milk tea on the board, because jasmine green tea carries less body than black tea and needs less sugar to balance.
Jasmine green tea is scented rather than flavoured. The leaves are laid with jasmine blossom overnight so the tea picks up the aroma. It is light, floral and the base under most of the fruit teas on this menu, which is why those drinks taste clean rather than heavy.
Oolong is partly oxidised, sitting between green and black. HEYTEA uses a roasted style, so it reads toasted and dry with almost no sweetness of its own. Longjing, also sold as dragon well, is a pan fired green tea that comes out nutty and slightly savoury, which is why it carries a premium on the Mochi builds.
Black tea is fully oxidised and the strongest of the four, with an estimated 55 mg of caffeine in a plain cup. It is the base under Classic Milk Tea and the brown sugar bobo builds, because it is the only one with enough body to stand up to that much milk and syrup.
The three plain brewed teas at $5.49: Jasmine Tea, Oolong Tea and Black Tea. All three sit in this section and all three are the joint cheapest items on the US board.
Jasmine Tea is also the lightest at 30 calories, which makes it the cheapest and the lowest calorie order at the same time.
Yes. Jasmine Tea, Oolong Tea and Black Tea are all brewed leaf tea with no milk and no cap, priced at $5.49 each and running from 30 to 40 calories.
They are dairy free as built and available hot. If you want tea rather than a dessert drink, this is the corner of the menu to look at.
A tea latte is pulled with more milk and less tea, closer in build to a coffee latte. A milk tea leans the other way, with the tea carrying the drink.
Jasmine Latte at $6.49 and 140 calories reads floral and soft. Classic Milk Tea on the milk tea page reads stronger and more tannic at the same price.
Black Tea at $5.49, estimated at around 55 mg. Oolong Tea follows at roughly 45 mg and Jasmine Tea at about 35 mg.
All three are estimates based on brew strength, since the chain does not publish per drink caffeine for the US menu. The caffeine page covers the full board.
No, and that surprises people. It sits at 115 calories despite carrying mochi pieces, which is lower than most plain milk builds on the menu.
At $7.99 it is the most expensive drink in this section, but it is also the only one that gives you texture without a heavy calorie cost.
Every drink in this section is available hot at the same price as iced, which is not true across the rest of the menu.
Plain brewed teas in particular read better hot. A hot Oolong Tea at $5.49 tastes noticeably more roasted than the iced version of the same cup.
Jasmine Latte and Mochi Longjing Tea Latte both convert with the $0.99 oat milk swap, which adds about 30 calories.
The three plain teas need no swap because they contain no dairy in the first place. That makes this the easiest section on the menu to order from without dairy.