Nitto Kocha Instant Royal Milk Tea 280g

I recently tried the Nitto Kocha Instant Royal Milk Tea, and it has become a staple in my pantry. This instant tea mix offers the perfect blend of rich black tea and creamy milk, providing a delightful and comforting beverage experience.**Taste and Flavor:**The taste is superbly balanced, with a smooth creaminess that perfectly complements the robust flavor of black tea. It has just the right amount of sweetness, making it a great choice for those who enjoy a classic milk tea without the need for additional sugar.**Convenience:**Preparation is incredibly easy. Just add hot water to the powder, and you have a delicious cup of milk tea ready in seconds. It's perfect for busy mornings or when you need a quick pick-me-up during the day.**Portability:**The 280g package is resealable, which helps keep the tea fresh and makes it convenient to store. The size is ideal for taking to the office or even on trips, ensuring I can enjoy my favorite beverage anywhere.**Versatility:**Beyond being enjoyed hot, it also makes a refreshing iced tea. Simply dissolve the mix in a small amount of hot water, add cold water and ice, and you have a refreshing iced milk tea. It pairs well with a variety of snacks or desserts.**Conclusion:**Overall, the Nitto Kocha Instant Royal Milk Tea is a fantastic product for anyone who loves milk tea. It’s flavorful, convenient, and versatile, making it a great addition to any tea lover’s collection. I highly recommend giving it a try!

Wow, I love this stuff. I had been drinking sundays 3in1 mix packet (good but really sweet, needs 10 oz of water) and royal Myanmar 3in1 mix packet (a bit bitter, needs 8 oz of water) and this is by far the best. I dont think any are a good value per se but it's on par price wise with using a Keurig k cup. I usually make an 8 or 10 oz cup of hot water in the keurig and put a heaping spoonful of this. I would say this is my fav, right amount of sweetness and its black tea. I think the other brands I mentioned are green tea. I highly recommend trying this. I do wish it was a little cheaper. You might check your local asian markets, I believe I've seen it there too.

I love a good milk tea, but buying the pre-made cans is really expensive. I try making my own at home, but it just takes up too much time when I’m busy. This stuff tastes very similar to the cans of royal milk tea you can get at the store, and is super easy. Add hot water to 3 teaspoons of powder and bam- a delicious drink. It’s easy to make it iced as well. You just literally pour it over ice. And since the water isn’t boiling, you don’t have to worry about it getting too watery.

The flavor is pleasant and okay. Not too sweet. I can enjoy a nice up of hot milk tea on a cold winter night. When I first bought it, it was priced at $9.99 for 280 gm. Three weeks later I was looking into re-ordering this as I have enjoyed it, I saw the price had shot up to $15?? It makes me have second thoughts about buying this. :-( I may look for an alternative.

Lived in Japan for 2 years and as someone else said, this is one of the things I miss most about Japan, Royal Milk Tea. It has such smooth flavor and tastes so sweet and delicious. I've tried so many different kinds and brands but none come close, but this...THIS is IT! Nailed it! I used about 2 1/2 heaping spoons full to a standard 10 or 12 oz glass of water and it was perfect, a little strong so maybe 2 heaping spoons full would be better.This is a small bag and have a feeling it won't last long, but it's worth it considering the cost of bottled or canned milk tea at our local international store and Japanese food store is outrageous.

I’m so happy to Amazon have this tea because the first time I had it was from a friend that went to Japan and this tea is really great when you drink it at night don’t put any sugar just one spoon or three drops of honey and it taste so delicious

This item was supposed to be 280g size but I received 250g instead so that is misleading and disappointing. The taste is good but is a bit too "floral" for my liking.

Now the biggest issue is figuring out how to make the tea. The translated instructions say to use hot water. Do not do that! You'll get watery, nasty tea. Instead use any milk (I personally used almond milk), heat it up in the microwave/stove, and then stir in 2-3 spoonfuls of the mix thoroughly stirring it in. If you want it iced just add ice after stirring.