Ming's Bubble Tea — Restaurant in Hudson

We have been going to Mings since they first started just in Kent, and their post it note wall was bare. We absolutely have adored to see them grow so successfully and we very regularly get teas from them. Their employees are always super friendly, attentive and sweet, and the constantly growing and changing menu is delightful for when you want a seasonal drink, they got you! I genuinely cannot give Mings enough praise. My regular drink is the raspberry green tea and I normally get it with lychee jelly or the crystal boba, and it's delightful. I crave it weekly. Definitely give them a try if you're tentative or on the fence, you really won't regret it. I recommend ordering online and picking it up when it's during busy hours if you are in a rush, as they are quite popular and can be very busy! Don't let that discourage you though, it's worth the wait. My husband and I love your bubble teas and hope you grow to have even more success and locations, thank you for creating such a fun, warm and lovely environment and drinks...

MAY 2024: We ordered 3 Boba teas with tapioca pearls on a Sunday evening. I don't recall the other 2 drinks, but I ordered the honey dew melon with the tapioca pearls.

PROS: The layout of this place is super nice and chill. Beautiful layout with every space utilized. Literally, every space has something including the nook underneath the staircase. The designer did an exceptional job here. The post-it notes on the wall add a unique touch for the people to freely, and respectfully express themselves. The build your own Boba tea menu takes a moment to get used to because of the variety of options. My family enjoyed the lounge area in the loft. They had some used decks of cards for guests to play Uno, Spades, Rummy, etc. Tasty boba tea.

CONS: None

SUMMARY: I will be back. I plan to laminate some of my "slap stickers" (USPS 228 label art) and share in...

I have been to this bubbly tea restaurant several times now and ordered different items along with asking questions. Here is what I found out. They offer 2 "real" teas green tea and black tea. Everything else here is a powder. I have no idea what is in the powders. They do not list any ingredients. We asked for the Oreo cookie drink to be made with green tea and we're told no. It is only made with black tea. I asked if that is because it's made in advance but was again told that it could only be made with black tea. Maybe that's because the whole thing is made from a powder I don't know it's hard to get any information. I've been to other bubble tea restaurants in big cities and they offer many types of loose tea like jasmine green tea, etc. However, at this facility, you can only get green tea or black tea and some kind of mysterious powder for...