I got the Himokawa dipping udon set with tempura and it was so good! The noodles were perfectly cooked and chewy and the tempura were not greasy with a thin coating. The sauce that they gave to dip the udon was my favourite part. Loved the slight hint of yuzu! Near the end, the udon at the bottom were really difficult to separate so that’s the only thing that bothered me. We came at around 7:00pm on a Sunday and were lucky enough to get seated almost right away with around a 5 minute wait. They close a little early on Sunday at 8pm, so keep that in mind when visiting.

This place is very popular, and on weekends at lunchtime you’ll likely need to wait for a table unless you arrive right when it opens. That said, the wait usually isn’t too long. Their specialty is a variety of udon and cold noodle dishes—the noodles are springy and unique, and the toppings are well-seasoned without overwhelming the natural flavor of the noodles. The way the dishes are enjoyed also feels distinctive, making it a spot well worth visiting.

Adati Tarfa

Great place for matcha, they ran out of the things we wanted when we visited which is a good sign.

Beverly Z

Super delicious!!! My homegirls and I came to N25 for drinks and we were blown away. We got two matcha drinks and a jasmine. The matcha is hand-whisked and was super rich in flavor, not clumpy at all!! The jasmine was strong which we loved. 10/10 would recommend 😛 the asian guy with glasses was super nice

sharon

we loved our matcha and my friend’s premium jasmine milk tea was sooo good 🥹🥹 highly recommend, staff are so sweet ❤️❤️

Jeremy Hassell

This is some of the highest quality tea I have ever had . They use hi quality tea leaves and fresh fruit that are custom made to order. So each drink is tasty and refreshing. The boba is the perfect chew and the various Jellies all have a unique and delicious flavor from sweet to sour. I love how they offer the NO SUGAR option if you want to be healthier but still enjoy fresh bubble tea. I was happy to get a full menu explanation of the different teas , jellies, and options from the sweet and very knowledgeable Emily at the order kiosk. She has a great smile and energy that made me feel right at home. So I will see you all there next Saturday for some of the greatest boba in NYC!

Its Sandra

Delicious tea and cordiale staff! Highly recommend their teas - the passion fruit one is my fav (see pic).

Kai Liana

One of the best strawberry matcha I’ve had in NYC. Heavy in the strawberry— but this is good, please never change it

Megan Killeen

These were some of the best drinks I’ve had in New York City. The Matcha was such high-quality and you could choose the sweetness level, which I really appreciate because sometimes I find Matcha not sweet enough plus they use fresh strawberries, and it made such a big difference. We also got the Ube coffee, which was so original. We also got the passionfruit green tea with Boba and Jelly, which was so refreshing and tasty! The staff was so nice and friendly and I highly recommend this place.

Mubin

Got a Viet Coffee with Brown Sugar Boba. Their coffee is definitely strong which I loved! The brown sugar boba didn’t add too ku ch sweetness because I asked for my drink in general to be less sweet, make sure to ask based on your preference. Highly recommend!

Sally Van

So good… but my wallet cried a little. The shop is tiny, adorable, and the staff are on point. I got the raspberry tea at 30% sweet—finally, a fruit tea where you can actually taste the tea, not just juice pretending to be tea. But nearly $10 for one drink? My burger next door was $7 and came with fries. I’ll be back… but only if my cravings win the battle over my budget.

zixuan ma

I ordered a Latte with Oat Milk at N25, and it was a solid, well-crafted coffee experience. The espresso had a rich depth of flavor with a slight bitterness, which worked well with the creamy oat milk. The balance was just right—not too overpowering, but enough to give that classic coffee kick. If you’re looking for a great oat milk latte, this is the place to go. Can’t wait to return and try more from their menu!

Melissa Chan

this cute little nitro tea spot is such a gem! after seeing it on social media, i knew i had to make a visit to their store. what caught my eye was the snowy jasmine tea and without a doubt, i absolutely loved it! the jasmine tea they use is fragrant, perfectly balanced with the amount of milk and whipped cream used in the drink. even when the whipped cream melted, the jasmine flavor wasn’t too diluted. the interior is also super cozy and cute! i love the clean aesthetic and it’s a perfect place to stop by for a day in the city :)

s a

The N25 Nitro Tea experience can be a bit misleading at first, as the cozy atmosphere might make you think it’s just another casual tea spot. However, don’t let the ambiance fool you – they offer an impressive variety of teas that go beyond your typical menu. From nitro-infused options to unique blends, there’s something for every tea lovers. It’s clear they prioritize quality and creativity in their offerings.

Nat T.

A cute no frill bubble tea, fruit tea, and Vietnamese coffee place. Service was friendly and you can collect stamp for free coffee later on. Got the Vietnamese Iced Coffee and it was strong and delicious. There are indoor (counter style) and outdoor seating. Will come back again.

+4

ZhenNi J

I tried the Passion Fruit Tea and Yellow Watermelon Tea from N25 Nitro, and both were amazing! The Passion Fruit Tea has such a refreshing and tropical flavor, perfect for a boost of energy without being too sweet. The Yellow Watermelon Tea is super unique and light, with a nice hint of fruity freshness. One suggestion: a regular sugar level option would make it even better for those who prefer a bit more sweetness. Overall, love the creativity and quality in every sip!

Kevin Liu

Amazing coffee with a unique taste. Went here during a coffee break and grabbed a Pandan Vietnamese coffee. Absolutely delicious! The drink was perfect in terms of flavor, it had a really nice vibrant green layer on top. The coffee had a nice richness and as the pandan mixed with the coffee it became a delectable treat of a drink. I also got to try some Ube Vietnamese coffee and that was very interesting as well, though ube is a subtle flavor. I really recommend giving one of these two special coffees a try. Another bright point is that there's also a good bit of caffeine in Vietnamese coffee and it woke me up from my afternoon slump. Definitely will try more of the drinks here.

GG

I got the egg cream Vietnamese coffee and really enjoyed it. It was silky and smooth. Strong flavor and not too sweet. And no you don’t taste the raw egg you should try it!! . It was really hot in the store though despite the AC on it was poorly ventilated.

+3

Good place to grab a quick meal, either by yourself or with one other friend (bar-style seating). The udon portion doesn’t look like much, but was surprisingly filling with the tempura. Delicious, though not at Raku quality.

Came here at 5pm on a Friday alone and no wait at all. The menu is simple, focusing on Himokawa udon sets. The tempura here is well made and not overly greasy, pairing well with the dipping sauce. The only drawback was the saltiness of the hot broth - I tried drinking it alone and it was unbearable. Considering this wasn’t the cold dipping noodles, I assumed that this broth would be less concentrated and more clear. Service was great and as a solo diner, I didn’t feel rushed at all. Overall, I would recommend people to visit at least once, but would personally not rush back.

the tempura has a light, thin batter that pairs nicely with the dipping sauce, making it very refreshing. The wide udon noodles have an interesting texture, but the soup base itself is a bit underwhelming.

Overall a decent meal. The cold noodle set with the katsu is a must get. The soup noodle is very salty and mid but that comes with Japanese soup I guess. It’s a bit pricey but decent experience

Visited on a weekend afternoon after hearing about their flat udon noodles served tsukemen-style. The place has a Japanese bar vibe with only counter seating—no tables. Ordering is done by scanning a QR code at your seat, but I found it uncomfortable that you’re asked to tip before your food even arrives. My friend got the hot udon and I had the tsuke cold udon. Both came with six flat noodles and tempura. The food tasted good, but the portion felt small for the price, which was disappointing. The biggest letdown was that there’s no restroom available. It’s worth trying once for the unique noodles, but I probably won’t be back.

Udon noodle was great. But the chicken broth was salty in my taste. I liked the cold fish broth udon better. Their shrimp tempura was salty as well. It was a good shrimp tho. I would've ordered 5 myself if it wasnt salty. There can be a wait so I recommend going in a bit earlier than usual dinner time if going for dinner.

Josephine Lee

Tried the Summer Peach with boba. Not bad, but kind of bland if you go low sugar. At least they used fresh white peaches, not syrup--my drink even came with peach chunks.

Jenn L

After seeing ads on IG for their snowy jasmine milk tea and that they were running a BOGO free promo, I knew I had to stop by! 2 drinks for the price of 1 in this day and age where 1 bubble tea drink usually costs almost $10? Sign me up! You do have to walk down some steps to get to the store but I think there's a button or phone number you can call if you're unable to walk down the stairs. The shop is quite small. Not really somewhere you can linger for a long time. There were only 4 bar stool type seats with small tables. It's only been a few days since their grand opening and the staff seem to have everything under control. I didn't have to wait too long for my two drinks and they packed them into a bag too. The snowy jasmine tea is jasmine tea flavored whipped cream on top of jasmine milk tea. Wish they had oat milk options! The whipped cream was tasty and I could taste the jasmine tea. I got 100% sweetness though I think I might try a lower sugar level as it was a tiny bit too sweet for me. Compared to Molly Tea, I'd have to say that for me Molly Tea is still #1 (there's just something different/more fragrant) though N25's jasmine milk tea is a close second.

the noodles were unique - we tried the signature dipping set and broth set. my favorite was the sweet potato tempura. we waited almost an hour on saturday evening.

The udon texture is great—nice and chewy but not overly so. Tempura is also solid, especially the bacon one. It’s my first time trying bacon tempura and it was surprisingly good. The dipping udon broth is flavorful, and with all the extra seasonings, you can switch up the taste, which is fun. But the hot soup version was way too salty for me. That said, the set costs around $22–23 and only comes with six noodles… I mean, seriously? I’m not even exaggerating—it was literally six noodles.

Wilson Ho

Saw this place a few times and decided to give to a try, a small cozy interior with a single staff making the drinks (from what I noticed) Been to many boba and tea spots lately to try their boba milk teas and unfortunately this place didn't meet the standards for their boba. The tea itself tasted a bit diluted and the pearls were rubbery (impossible to chew/swallow) On the other hand the jasmine tea was good, I would recommend getting the teas without the pearls as they don't seem to be made fresh.

Marie U

Tried the Ube Coconut Vietnamese coffee at this place, but it was overwhelmingly sweet—so much so that I couldn’t finish it and ended up tossing it. The ube flavor was present but too subtle, couldn’t taste or smell the coconut, easily overpowered by the sweetness. With the already crowded bubble tea scene in the neighborhood, I’m not sure this spot stands out enough to last.