Formosa — Restaurant in Vilnius

Formosa went downhill... When they had just opened I was one of the first to go there, I even got one of their 'secret' loyalty cards. Prices were decent and could get a small simple tea even as a teen with no money in my pocket ;) However, in the last few years, when they changed from a small stand to a big corporation with many locations, the bubble tea just started becoming more expensive and all the tea started tasting the same. You could blindfold me and I could smell Formosa from a mile away. They have a distinct same smell and the tea tastes very similar, regardless of what flavour you choose. For matcha, tapioca, taro and all traditional Asian ingredient lovers I highly recommend finding a smaller business or boba shop that sells high quality fresh tea or boba. The...

I'm a huge fan of milk tea, so I got very excited to hear about this place. I got hazelnut milk tea, my friends got black passion fruit and caramel milk tea ones. I was pleasantly surprised by deliciousness of hazelnut tea, never had it before. The sales person was pretty shy but friendly. I would give it 5 stars, but there's some things that made me question if I'd come back. In my opinion, caramel milk tea lacks flavor; prices are quite high, especially given the size of cups. I think for the price it should be bigger, or at least the same size as in Asia. Other than that, I recommend this place. I really appreciate that milk tea was made from tea and...

As a milk tea lover, I went to this place twice in different locations to try the milk teas - they were very disappointing - the entire drink was powdery possibly from the milk powder used, and the tea was very very bland without any real tea flavor and not fragrant at all. Like paying for powdery water. It's nothing like the creamy and really flavorful tea drinks at authentic milk tea places. Boba was at least fresh and squishy, but drinks themselves are a big disappointment. Sad there is no competition or anything to compare to...