🧋 Tucson Boba Guide (Part 2) 🧋

Here’s the second part of my Tucson boba adventure! I’ve sipped, compared, and ranked so you can find your next favorite drink. Let’s dive in: ❺ Cha Yun (Tea Charm) 🌟🌟🌟 Located under a student apartment building — super close to campus 🏫. When it first opened, the quality was great. But lately, it’s been inconsistent 😕. For example, their “Full Cup Grapefruit Tea” used to be packed with fruit — now it’s just one slice and mostly tea. The tea is brewed from bags, so if you don’t add enough sugar, it can taste bitter. It’s a bit pricey too — around $7 per drink 💸. Still, it’s a convenient option when you’re craving boba between classes. They used to sell lunch boxes — I really hope they bring those back! ❻ Tea Hub 🌟🌟🌟🌟 About a 10-minute drive from campus 🚗. They offer creative and modern drink combinations — I’ve enjoyed everything I’ve tried here! Maybe avoid the too unusual flavors unless you’re feeling brave 😄. Solid choice if you’re in the mood for something fun and reliable. ❼ Bing’s Boba Tea 🌟 The first boba spot I saw in Tucson (next to Lee Lee Market) 🛒. Online ratings looked good, so I gave it a try — but sadly, it was a letdown. The drink tasted artificial 🧪, with a strong plastic-like flavor and too much food coloring 🎨. Maybe stick to simple milk tea here if you really want to try it… but I’d recommend other places first. ❽ Decibel 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Primarily a coffee shop ☕️, so boba options are limited. But their iced coffee drinks are fantastic! ❄️ Perfect for hot days or when you need a caffeine boost. Highly recommended for coffee lovers — not really a boba destination, but worth mentioning. That’s a wrap on Tucson’s boba scene — for now! I’ll keep you posted as new spots open. 🥤👀 #TucsonBoba #BubbleTea #TucsonEats #UArizona #Bobalife #MilkTeaLover #FoodReview #AZLife 🧋✨