
heytea (Daly City Westlake Center)
500 Westlake Center, Daly City, CA 94015
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 9 PM
Directions1 restaurant in Daly City
The HEYTEA in Daly City sits at 500 Westlake Center, just over the San Francisco county line. It holds 4.8 stars across 307 reviews, which makes it one of the highest rated stores in the Bay Area, and it takes calls on (650) 993-4277.
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500 Westlake Center, Daly City, CA 94015
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 10 PM11 AM to 9 PM
DirectionsLongjing Tea + Salted Cheese Cream + Light Cheese Cloud.
Matcha Cloud+Matcha+Matcha Mochi+Matcha Jelly+Real Milk.
Newly Jasmine Green Tea+real milk; No artificial flavor.
Slow cooked brown sugar bobo + real dairy milk tea.
All 39 items with prices and calories, the same list the Daly City shop pours.

Westlake Center is an open-air shopping centre rather than an enclosed mall, so the store sets its own hours and parking is free and plentiful. That combination is rare this close to San Francisco.
The 4.8-star rating puts Daly City well above the two San Francisco stores on the same menu. A score that high across 300 reviews usually means the shop is cooking tapioca in batches and whisking matcha properly rather than in a hurry.
Daly City sits on the BART line, which makes the store reachable without a car from most of San Francisco. Daly City station is a short ride from Westlake Center.
For anyone already in the city, the 4th Street store at 4.6 stars is the closest alternative and rates nearly as well.
A high rated store is the right place to order the drinks that show their making. Capped builds and matcha both reveal how carefully a shop works, and this one has the reviews to suggest it takes the time.
Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea at $10.49 is the test for tapioca. Pearls dark all the way to the middle mean the shop is cooking slowly rather than boiling fast and sweetening after.
The Tea Lab range is worth checking here too, since street-level stores generally carry more of it than the mall counters do.
Fog and wind are the local variables. Daly City runs colder than most of the Bay Area, and the hot side of the menu makes more sense here than the marketing photos suggest.