Tea Cha House

"The milk tea flavors are so good! I recommend the honeydew. And the size for milk tea is pretty big. The owners are very sweet and helpful."

"Would not recommend if you want to go here to get bubble tea. They have it... but it's not made fresh, probably from a powder mix. Small selection to choose from and is out of certain flavors at times. Staff that took my order didn't understand enough English for us to communicate easily. Place is also called BBQ Take Out LLC on your credit card if anyone was wondering."

"Foods great, and you get lots of it. The spice doesn't overpower the rest of the food so its tasty instead of just hot. Good prices, exotic ingredients, I'd just love to know what cut of meat the lamb and beef were though, very spongy but tastey"

"I'm sad to see these other reviews. My boyfriend and I recently discovered Tea Cha House and it is one of our new favorites! We've been there probably 5 or 6 times now and always share a dry pot with chicken, lamb, noodles, clam, and some vegetables (the cabbage and asparagus are good). The pot is plenty for the two of us and you also get a side of rice. The workers can speak english so I'm not sure what the other reviewers are talking about. They give you a menu and have you check off what you want with a marker. This place mostly appeals to the Chinese population in Oxford but we have always felt welcome here. The food is spicy so if you don't like spicy food I would not recommend it. You will have to ask for water but that is how any non-American restaurant is. Our pot usually cost between $25 and $30 which isn't bad for two people."

"I saw the bad reviews, but my husband wanted to go, so we decided to give it a try anyway. Service was horrible, but the food had some flavor. It really just looked like hotpot leftovers divided into 2 bowls that feeds maybe 3 people. The meal cost us a total of $77 and that was just for one order (divided in 2 bowls) with a side of tea."