Bobafish — Restaurant in New York

I’ve been here couple times. My only complaint is they make their smoothies seem artificial and their son tries to seem professional but I think he’s low key internalizing his fashion police thoughts 👀 🫣. Given the space there’s not much they can do about seating as some mite complain but to me they got every type of seating known to man. I’m no hater just trying to be very honest. The REAL review is their boba’s liquid part is much more flavorful than Koo Thai I can’t say the same for the boba balls. They’re also nicer and friendlier here than there. They answer any questions you have. Honestly I would put 3 stars only because sweet meat like chicken ain’t my thing but 4 stars bcuz I know there r some who mite appreciate. I’ve eaten their pork over rice and fried fish w/ 🍟. I like their fish. They got exotic fishes over here and wide range of flavor drinks which I appreciate! I’m a boba 🧋 drink fanatic. One of the best in town maybe number 1. I hope they keep it up and improve their business in every aspect. You mite just make a run for their money 💰...

It’s been 6 years of searching for good bubble tea in New York and I’ve finally found THE place.

Boba Fish writes that their milk tea is handmade and I can taste it! Most bubble teas in NYC taste water downed and powdery. The boba also feels extra chewy which isn’t the way it’s supposed to be. In most bubble tea places, you can barely even taste the tea part in the milk tea.

Boba Fish uses a really yummy tea so that you can actually taste the flavor. The balance between the milk, sugar, and tea was perfect. They even allow you to do half sugar, which so places have refused. It’s a creamy and balance milk tea. Even my husband who’s not a big milk tea fan, loved it. The cup the tea comes in is also nice. It’s not flimsy or easily flattened.

Price: The price of the bubble tea was very reasonable and you get a large cup for less than $7.

If you haven’t already tried this place, I strongly recommend you do so!

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Bobafish is a great spot for bubble tea and casual bites in New York. I tried their bubble tea and the chicken and shrimp basket, and everything was delicious. The bubble tea was well-balanced, not overly sweet, with a great texture to the tapioca pearls. The chicken and shrimp were crispy, flavorful, and cooked perfectly.

Beyond the food, the ambience was inviting, with a cozy yet modern feel that made it a comfortable place to relax. The service was friendly and efficient, adding to the overall positive experience. If you’re looking for a solid spot for good food, refreshing drinks, and a pleasant atmosphere, Bobafish is definitely...