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The restaurant is being rebuilt following a kitchen fire in early June. The new cafe is in close proximity to the East Side’s Kawa, 2321 N. The space isn’t quite finished, said Zheng, noting that wall decor and additional signage will go up in the coming weeks. In just two months, Zheng transformed the former cast-casual Mediterranean restaurant into a bright cafe space, complete with wicker and wood chairs, greenery and bench seating with neutral-toned, circular cushions. Tsaocaa occupies a storefront next door to Oriental Landmark Theatre, inside the former Pita Pit. When pressed for more information, she shakes her head and smiles. Served plain or tossed in sweet and spicy sauce, the chicken is juicy inside with a shatteringly crispy coating and stays crisp for up to an hour, thanks to a top secret recipe and cooking technique, said Zheng. That’s not a problem at Tsaocaa the lightly-sweet waffles need no enhancements.įor a savory option, there’s Korean fried chicken. Unlike the Belgian variety, the egg waffles - a popular Chinese street food - are convex, with no pockets to hold syrup and other toppings. Classics such as brown sugar milk tea and matcha are available, as well as fruit and yogurt slush, hot or iced tea with cheese milk foam, non-alcoholic fruit mojitos and smoothies made with real, fresh fruit. The extensive drink menu at Tsaocaa includes more than five dozen options, ranging from sweet and creamy cocoa bubble milk to refreshing iced green tea loaded with colorful fresh fruit. “I wanted to bring something different to Milwaukee.” “It’s like a dream come true,” said Zheng, who discovered Tsaocaa while traveling and was impressed by its unique menu. The cafe began its soft opening on June 16, just ahead of an influx of foot traffic due to the Summer Soulstice music festival. Farwell Ave., is the first Wisconsin location for the chain, which opened its first shop in China in 2016. And while the tea-focused bar offers an impressive range of beverages, none contain alcohol. She’s now the proud owner of Tsaocaa, a boba cafe.
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Zheng’s latest venture brings her journey full circle.
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