Yim Tea Co. - Thai Tea Mix - 100% Natural Loose Leaf - Made With Assam Black - for Iced and Boba Tea (200g)

This tea is excellent. Tastes very well and doesn’t contain the yellow coloring. It is littLe bit more expensive, but worth it.

I grew up on Thai tea from the markets, the bottles, the cans, at restaurants, from the mix packets, so I know what a “legit” Thai tea tastes like. After having to stop drinking milk, and avoiding red 40 (artificial dyes) and cutting down on sugar I right I would never have a good tasting Thai tea ever again.I was craving some Thai tea really bad the other week and thought that just MAYBE I would find something that fit the bill here on Amazon. Lp and behold I came across this tea, which is a larger cost upfront but I was willing to give it a try.I used 5 tbsp to brew just under two quarts of tea, which will get me at least 6 servings, so for the cost per serving I think the price is good. I sweetened it with stevia and added plant milk, and look at the color! Not quite as bright as an artificially colored Thai tea but definitely had that distinct orange. And it tastes really legit too! I’m crying holy tears over here. Thank you for making this tea mix!

I been trying to look for a healthier thai tea without the artificial dyes. The ingredients to this one doesn't have any dyes.Flavors are lighter and not your typical thai tea flavor but the tea still smell good. Tea is a brown orange but once you put creamer in it, it will look like milk tea.It says to soak for 3-5 minutes. If you soak longer, it will be more bitter but once you add the milk and sugar, you can't even taste the bitter.It's not going to taste exactly like the regular thai tea but close and it's still good. You just have to know how to mix it.

Taste great! love that it does not have artificial ingredients! Makes great boba tea!

I bought this product to specifically make thai iced tea. It was the only one I could find that had all natural ingredients all the other ones I came across had dyes in it. The tea leaves come loose and the bag is re-sealable, the flavor is mild so be aware of that when using you will probably have to double servings to get a lot of flavor. I highly recommend this product, its got all natural ingredients and you get a lot of tea leaves.

While this tea is a bit on the pricy side, it's worth it. The very first Thai tea I made (using a French press to extract as much from the loose tea as possible) was fantastic. For a Thai Tea that tastes like what you get in a restaurant, brew two tablespoons loose tea in 10oz hot water (use a French press to get the most of it). Pour into a heat-safe container with 3-4 tablespoons sugar (yes, it's sweet) and blend until sugar is dissolved. Pour over ice (in a container that can take quick changes in temperature) and add half-and-half to make it a dark caramel color. Enjoy, and have another. Amazing.

The flavor is the same as restaurant flavor. With the exception that it smells and tastes a little burnt. I would have tested it at a lower temperature but it smells like that straight from the bag. The burnt smell and aftertaste gets less when it's iced but I can still taste it.

I've tried Pantai but it has a few warnings on the label. They don't fit the brand of the establishment I work in and Ive been working on a Thai tea shake. I've ventured out and found this brand. With this, the tea flavor is stronger and seems to be decent quality. It was delicious with demerera simple and cream. A little extra vanilla flavor would be perfect. It's as close as I've gotten to the flavor of restaurant Thai tea with alternative products I've tried so far.It was great in the shake I made also which was accompanied by Baileys and a little strega.