Silk Road Cafe

30 Mott St, New York
(212) 766-8665

Recent Reviews

billye merrill

Good place for tea, boba, coffee also friendly staff has good cafe vibes

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

M Atienzasis

Cafe On popular Mott St. across a Catholic Church of Transfiguration in Chinatown of NYC. Serves gourmet coffee, waffles, smoothies & teas. Order, pay at counter, find a seatfrom an assortment of tables/chairs for 2,4 or 6, some bar stool height,food is perfectly warm,timely served to savour a unique Chinatown Experience.Ample servings of peanut butter waffle on porcelain-looking plate, disposable plastic fork and knife,Coffee in thermal paper cup, for decent price.Universal restroom, neat and well kept, reflective of decent patrons & respect for hygiene & property. values. Parking may be a challenge. Not suggested for toddlers or large wheelchair users, due to narrow door entrance.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Geraud Bastille

The vibes were immaculate and I would fight to the death to defend the nice old lady who works at the counter, 10 out of 10

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Nick Zarras

While on jury duty at the nearby criminal courthouse, this was my favorite coffee spot to take a break for lunch. After trying dozens of nearby shops (I was on a case for many weeks) each day - this one had the best prices and friendliest service. Wifi was a nice touch as well as I could get some work done before returning to the courthouse. I highly recommend!

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Bonnie Tran

I’ve been coming here since before COVID. It’s convenient and perfect when meeting friends for a casual tea or drink. My go-to place for a long time.

Marley R.

My favorite matcha ordered to date. Coming from your neighborhood matcha fiend, this matcha was incomparable to any matcha I’ve ever made or bought anywhere. I got it lightly sweetened with honey (which I don’t normally do) and it was just such a perfect matcha. Very reasonable prices for a coffee/ tea shop of this caliber and experience.Side note: matcha is not on their menu, you have to ask!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Carter

My favorite cafe in the neighborhood. Very pleasant staff. Great vibes, making a very pleasant place to do work. All food items are very affordably priced. The music is also constantly changing, which I LOVE--always different genres, sometimes even silence which is nice too.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Bryan V

Watered down milk tea with no taste. Atmosphere is like a basement storage.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

David Williams

My favorite place in Manhattan Chinatown to sit and rest while I read or enjoy some tea.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Brianna “Bri” McGowan

Really kind folks with a charming, cozy tea shop. I recommend the oolong! 10/10

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Cooked Pu Er, Chamomile Tea

Kevan Irsch

Nice oolong

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 4

alexis lengel

Wonderful rose green tea served in a little pot. Plenty of space to sit and friendly employees.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Drex

Looks nice. Not for me, stay away from silk reminders. Beats looking at a ceiling in Hattiesburg.

Akira

Quick spot for lots of tea options

Winnie FENG

If you are a tourist and want to rest and get a drink in Chinatown, don’t come here. They require every customer to buy something.I came to the cafe with my friend. I got a drink, but my friend didn’t. The owner/older lady came over and said my friend also needs to get something to drink; otherwise, we need to leave. I told her I got a drink already, but she insisted that my friend needed to purchase too. The lady then accused my friend of trying to make money on the premises. She is a graduate student conducting research with my daughter.My friend ended up buying a drink, but this episode and the lady’s poor attitude left a sour taste in my mouth and ruined an otherwise good day.There are lots of great cafes and bakeries in Chinatown with great food and drinks.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 1

Load More