This would have probably been at least a 4 star review, but they made my drink wrong. They put tapioca in my drink and I did not order it (I ordered popping boba). Tapioca is not listed anywhere on the label on my drink, so I don’t know why they added it. And not just a few, the drink was FULL of tapioca pearls. I absolutely HATE tapioca, so it completely ruined the whole drink for me. It was a waste of $8.
By the time I tasted the drink, it would have been too late for me to turn around and go back, because they would have been closed. I just happened to see this place and stop in on my way home, but I don’t live anywhere close to the area.
PLEASE be more careful when you’re making drinks. You never know if someone has an allergy to a specific ingredient.
My response to the owners response:
Having recently moved near the area, I finally decided to check this place out. I absolutely love trying new boba shops, and I am thrilled that this one is so close by. Great atmosphere with cute decorations and plenty of seating. There was only one worker behind the counter at the time who greeted me as soon as I walked in. She was so sweet and made my drink very quickly.
As for the boba itself… it’s great! I got a brown sugar boba milk tea which I was glad to know was non-dairy (despite my love for all things dairy, I am lactose-intolerant. Booooo). The milk tea itself was great. For a brown sugar drink, it wasn’t too sweet at all, which I liked as I usually get my drinks with less sweetness. However, the tapioca was a little hard, a result of it either sitting out for too long or being chilled. I’m sure it would’ve been a thousand percent better with the tapioca’s real chewy texture, but I suppose I can’t complain since I walked in on a slow Wednesday afternoon.
Great shop overall, and I surely will...
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