Thirst Tea Boba — Restaurant in Missoula

I know they're new and still working out the details, but it's extremely frustrating to arrive 30 minutes before they close, then wait 30 minutes in line in the hot sun, only for them to announce that they have no boba left. I'm probably not going to try again, but if you decide to go, it's probably best to arrive right when they open. The line moves very slow so bring a water bottle so you don't burn up in the sun.

EDIT: Ended up trying it, and between the poor quality product and blasé attitude towards my last comments, I'm not impressed. If you're going to send people away empty handed after waiting for a long time to try your product, at least give them a 10% discount coupon or something, literally anything. As for the drinks, the boba was not cooked all the way. It was crumbly and powdery in the middle, which was pretty gross. The tea was plain and almost tasteless. I've had boba around the world and I'm sorry but there's nothing authentic about this product. The brown sugar tea was so bland. I don't even think there was brown sugar syrup in it. Same goes for the matcha. If it hadn't been green, I would have had no idea it was a matcha drink. If you're used to large west coast city quality bubble tea, you're going to be disappointed coming here. I recommend avoiding this truck until they up the quality of...

They are a new company, but I don't think that is an excuse for having undercooked boba or tea so weak and watery that there is very little flavor. When we went the boba was also clumped together, so very few pearls were even able to make it up the straws. We got three different teas and none of them were worth waiting in a line for. If they fix these issues it could be good but at this time I wouldn't recommend any of...

I'm now a tea drinker. Stopped by the Thirst Tea truck and was quite surprised how much I enjoyed the drink. Was impressed by the product, the truck and young entrepreneurs. It takes a lot of initiative to take on an endeavor like these girls have. With any new business trial and error make things right. Yes you may wait a bit but anything good is...