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Shanghai’s Famous Tea Chain Opened In Manhattan

I just tried Mabu , the Shanghai tea chain that finally opened in Manhattan’s Chinatown after killing it in Queens. Their tea is seriously next level, and those egg tarts are soooo good. Favorites are the Snow Top Orchid Blanc and Grape Lemon Blast. Perfect spot for a sweet tea fix! #thingstodo #locafinds #nyc #nyctravel #nycrestaurants

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