How about a tea in the city?

Add tea to life and let it brew.

The sprouting of coffee shops and tea houses in the industry today sprang a new way to enjoy studying beyond the school edifice, a lone time within the city, and chitchats with friends away from cribs.

With branches in nearby schools, Jelly Citea has been the hangout hub for most of the students. Aside from their freshly brewed Taiwan tea, it’s teeny milieu added a zing to the younger market.

One branch which just opened last July 24 is just few steps from the metro city located across University of San Carlos.

Ling Chiu, a college senior and a Jelly Citea goer said that the shop’s edge is their ambiance and their wide product offering. Of course you’ll get to choose from fruit green tea, milk tea craze, city creamy specials, to jelly citea mix with prices that ranges from 70-90 pesos plus, you get to choose add-ups like pearls and puddings.

Boasting they’re best seller is Paris – wintermelon topped with cream cheese. It’s aroma is just too perfect to refresh a cold heart and a temperate mind. Sip it on different sizes, tall, grande, or venti.

Since Jelly Citea has wifi connection, techies get to stay for longer hours as long as they like.

So for milk tea lovers make sure to tour Jelly Citea and enjoy every tea delight.

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