Anda Boba tea — Restaurant in New York

When you first step inside, you may wonder what kind of experience awaits you in such a modest little spot. But the moment you’re greeted by the staff, savor the flavors, sip on the bubble tea, and allow yourself to relax, it becomes clear—this place radiates a charm and atmosphere all its own.

The authentic Burmese street food here is a true delight. The Tea Leaf Salad was incredibly refreshing, bursting with flavor, and left me feeling energized and uplifted. Paired with a Strawberry Lemonade Jasmine Tea—an absolute standout—I couldn’t have asked for a better combination.

What truly sets this place apart, however, is the people. One of the co-owners, Aye, went out of her way to generously share some of their in-house chili crisps when I asked about them—a gesture that perfectly captured the warmth and kindness that defines this eatery. The entire team exudes hospitality, creating an inviting, uplifting vibe that makes you want to linger just a little longer.

In short, this is more than just a place to eat—it’s an experience worth savoring. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick bubble tea, grabbing a light snack, or indulging in a full meal, one thing is certain: you won’t leave...

Went for Ramen and with Sushi as appetizer for lunch. Very clean and crispy air flow so we decided to dine-in. We just wanted to try the quality of their sushi and were quite satisfied. Where else can you get 4 pieces of fresh Sushi for $5? I’d like that the ordering process is self serve and efficient. Also like the music while waiting for the food. Went back the same evening and ordered a party platter. Bravo!!! Good quality and excellent value. $45 for 10/11 rolls. Rather than giving you big chunks of fish sloppily wrapped in rice, the Chef did a good job in designing the platter. Each pieces were evenly cut and well put together. We ordered popcorn chicken also which was okay. I suggest they check their website as it is hard to find the correct location and menu. Bonus: I believe they have a loyalty system based on spends. We got a free bubble tea. Nice!!! Our new go to place...

Can’t say much about the food but the large “bucket” teas drew me in! Price-wise, these drinks are around $4 - $7, which isn’t bad. Lots of toppings. Decent flavor. Great portion.

The oolong series is solid. Not too sweet and very refreshing.

We did try some seasonal drinks like the Apple Osmanthus and Taro Cup, both of which I wouldn’t recommend. The Apple had too many chunks of toppings including seeds and stems. The Taro cup was tasteless and very grainy / powdery; the pudding didn’t make it any better.

All the slushes are extremely sweet, so if you’re looking for something cold and icy but not overwhelming, you should 100% adjust the sugar level.

I also noticed their extensive menu with sushi, corn dogs, fries, chicken, etc. I’ll try them next time!

Overall, I like this place. Would stop by after my meals if I’m craving boba...