Tealia
Last updatedTealia is a bright, casual bubble tea and noodle shop on Park Road in Cabramatta, where people sit in for a drink or take food away. Reviewers name its fruit teas and its spicy kimchi noodle dish as the things to order, and a recent review says there is plenty of seating.
About Tealia
Food at Tealia
The main dish is a spicy kimchi noodle served in a black pot, with enoki mushrooms, rice cake slices, shredded purple cabbage and spring onion. Two recent reviewers say the food is good and the prices are fair, while one finds the portions small for what it costs. Small side dishes come with the noodle pot.
What to order: Spicy kimchi noodle
Fruit teas at Tealia
Reviewers mention fruit teas more than any other drink. One reviewer chose the lychee tea and another the soursop tea, which comes with soft fruit at the bottom of the cup that some find hard to drink through. Both reviews are from 2026, so the drinks menu has been praised recently.
Facilities at Tealia
What visitors say about Tealia?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- ๐ฌReviewers praise the food and fruit teas, leading with the kimchi noodle.
- ๐ฌReviewers say there is plenty of seating inside, though one finds the tables close together.
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Visitor tips for Tealia
- โOne reviewer found the portions small for the price, so order a second dish if you are hungry.
- โA 2024 reviewer who ordered soup for takeaway found it cold, so add a note asking for it hot.
- โOne reviewer says card is accepted only for orders over $20, so carry cash for smaller drinks.
Getting to Tealia
The shop is at unit 7, 47 Park Road, Cabramatta NSW 2166, in Sydney's south-west. Cabravale Park is about five minutes' walk away.
FAQ
Can you order Tealia through Uber Eats?
Yes. One reviewer ordered through Uber Eats in 2024, and an Uber Eats sticker shows on the counter glass.
Does Tealia have seating inside?
Yes, reviewers describe a lot of inside seating with pink chairs, though one says the tables sit close together.
Is Tealia good for a quick takeaway drink?
Yes, reviewers take drinks away, and one reviewer took a soursop tea to go.