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39 Third Ave. New York, NY 10003

212-598-1890

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39 Third Ave. New York NY 10003

Cuisine(s): Taiwanese

Hours: Sun 1pm-11pm, Mon-Thu 11:30am-12am, Fri-Sat 11:30am-1am

Price: $$ $$
Payment Types: cash

Features: Delivery, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible

Serving: Dinner, Lunch, Snack Food
Alcohol: None

Reservations: Not Accepted

Parking: No Parking

Description

Crunchy fried snacks are the way to go at this Taiwanese bubble tea and snack shop. Try the fried daikon radish cake-a crisp, generously salt-and-peppered batter that crunches into the soft, faintly pungent steamed radish. Enthusiasts of bubble tea will appreciate the large selection offered.

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$Year of the Takeout Day 144: Saint\'s Alp Teahouse$

Year of the Takeout Day 144: Saint's Alp Teahouse

By Victoria Bekiempis | Thu, May 24, 2012

Radish Fritters from Saint's Alp Teahouse (39 Third Avenue, 212-598-1890)The menu at this Taiwanese teahouse is quite similar to the fare at the Hong Kong cafes we have visited -- lots of small, fried... More »
Taste Test: Kung Fu Bubble Tea

By Clarissa Wei | Wed, May 16, 2012

Fork in the Road headed to Kung Fu Tea in the East Village yesterday for a taste of its bubble milk tea ($3). Our verdict: Compared to its East Village bubble tea counterparts, Kung Fu reigns superi... More »
$Where Am I Eating? Saint\'s Alp Teahouse$

Where Am I Eating? Saint's Alp Teahouse

By Sarah DiGregorio | Thu, July 29, 2010

Alas, the dish I picked this week was just too indistinct-looking for a good game of Where Am I Eating? (Someone often guesses correctly within the first hour, so I was trying to be tricky.) Those pe... More »

2002 | Best Place To Suck Balls

You may refuse to do it for your boyfriend, but at SAINT'S ALP TEAHOUSE, this Hong Kong specialty will have you begging for balls like a porn star. The tapioca is starchy stuff made from sweet potatoes, some crazy root, and brown sugar--and man, is it amazing. Location is prime for sneaking it into movie theaters. Balls come in the tea of your choice (I recommend cold over hot, sesame, honey, or half coffee/half tea) and are chewy and oddly pleasant as they shoot up a big wide straw into... More »
2002 | Best Bubbles

There are so many jive renditions of bubble tea floating around lately that the bubble fancier has to beware. Some are made with cut-rate fruit powders, some substitute nondairy creamer for milk, while others are just incompetently formulated and incompletely mixed. Avoid all these problems at SAINT'S ALP, the little tea parlor that mistook its possessive. But, for Pete's sake, avoid the food. More »

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Main Menu

Toast

Classic Toast
choice of peanut butter, strawberry jam, butter & condensed milk, coconut butter

Supreme Toast
choice of matcha butter, coconut butter & toasted almond, garlic butter, apple fillings, blueberry fillings, nutella

Classic Savories

Marinated Bean Curd

Jumbo Tea Eggs

Marinated Twin Delights
chicken wings & tea eggs

Glazed Marinated Chicken Wings

Yakiteri Chicken

Taiwanese Hors D'oeuvres Sampler
chickens, deep fried shrimp balls, tea eggs

Crispy Spring Rolls

Samosa

Crispy Bean Curd

Crispy Glazed Sweet Potato

Crispy Radish Fritter

Deep-fried Chicken Chunks
with salted spices

Deep-fried Minced Shrimp Dumplings

Deep-fried Shrimp Balls

Deep-fried Vegetarian Dumplings

Deep-fried Minced Pork And Vegetable Dumplings

Crispy Squid
with salted spices

Deep Fried Fish Cakes

Chicken Sliders

Marinated Beef Shin

Deep Fried String Beans
with salted spices

Deep-fried Cuttlefish Balls

Noodles

Spicy Ramen Noodles
noodleschoice of beef shin, chicken wings

Rice Vermicelli
with marinated minced pork

Deep-fried Cuttlefish Balls In Broth
choice of rice vermicelli, green tea noodles, udon noodles

Minced Pork Vegetable Dumplings In Broth
choice of rice vermicelli, green tea noodles, udon noodles

Shredded Chicken In Broth
choice of rice vermicelli, green tea noodles, udon noodles

Marinated Minced Pork In Broth
choice of rice vermicelli, green tea noodles, udon noodles

Green Tea Noodles
with spicy shredded chicken

Rice & Curry

Marinated Minced Pork
with steamed rice

Specially Braised Chicken Chunks
with steamed rice

Taiwanese Pork Chop
with steamed rice

Taiwanese Succulent Chicken Chop
with steamed rice

Chai Yi Shredded Chicken
with steamed rice

Curry Beef
choice of rice, rice vermicelli, green tea noodles, udon

Curry Chicken
choice of rice, rice vermicelli, green tea noodles, udon

Curry Vegetables
choice of rice, rice vermicelli, green tea noodles, udon

Black Tea

Fruity Black Tea
lemon, apple, strawberry, peach, passion fruit

Honey Black Tea

Ginger Black Tea

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Saint's Alp Teahouse - CLOSED

39 Third Ave. New York, NY 10003

212-598-1890

Description

Year of the Takeout Day 144: Saint's Alp Teahouse

By Victoria Bekiempis | Thu, May 24, 2012

Taste Test: Kung Fu Bubble Tea

By Clarissa Wei | Wed, May 16, 2012

Where Am I Eating? Saint's Alp Teahouse

By Sarah DiGregorio | Thu, July 29, 2010

2002 | Best Place To Suck Balls

2002 | Best Bubbles

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