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How we read reviews →Hand-smashed fresh lemon tea and mahjong waffles in Doncaster East's most refreshing drinks stop.
A bright, clean drinks shop in Jackson Court with a cosy indoor feel and cute collectible decor. The hand-punching of lemons behind the counter creates a lively visual element. Gets busy on weekends but has a friendly neighbourhood-retail vibe.
Each drink is hand-punched and prepared fresh to order using farm-sourced lemons and limes; mahjong tile-shaped egg waffles available fresh to order; collectible magnets available via social media follow; city store also exists.
Authentic Hong Kong and Taiwanese-style hand-smashed lemon tea using premium tea bases including Ya Shi Xiang (Duck Shit Oolong). Customers from Chinese-speaking backgrounds confirm it matches the flavour of shops in mainland China.
Drinks are priced around $7-9, which most reviewers consider fair for hand-made fresh lemon tea. The lemon tea range represents the best value; the milk tea has drawn some criticism for quality relative to price.
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