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Jennifer K.

Today Special's Honey Green Tea for $1.99 + $0.25 for Tapioca. Price definitely is good at Annie's Tea House. As you get what you pay for at a reason price. Tapioca was overcooked and lack the chewiness. Curry Fish's Eggs ($1.75) Oh I mean Curry Fish Balls has 5 in an order. (Maybe someone please tell Annie's to change the sign?) Spiced by chili oil but I wish for a little more curry taste. Seems like a lot of students are here for their bbt drink fix and some cheap snack food. Good if you are on a budget and want a quick drink.

Charles Y.

Great price for great juices and teas. Awful location, it seems this place is out of place with it's chill, trendy bubble tea lounge atmosphere in a weird, dated plaza. I ordered the avocado milkshake and it's just as good as any other but a buck cheaper. I asked for less sugar too and it was perfect. Like drinking an avocado.

Small size pineapple coconut ice cream shake with soft but chewy tapioca pearls. Fresh fruit used and not overly sweet.
Colanie B.

The spicy food from One2Snacks made me search for something to cool my mouth with. My heart skipped a beat when I saw the sign for bubble tea in the same plaza. Annie's Tea House was a God send. The owner worked here when the space used to be Fruit Jungle Bubble Tea. After 6 years working for them, she decided to open up her own shop this past November in the same space. Place looks so much better now than before: clean, cute and spacious. Lots to choose from and drinks made from fresh fruit. I chose the Pineapple - Coconut ice cream milk shake with tapioca pearls and the HK milk tea (iced) with grass jelly. I enjoyed the shake because it was not overly sweet and I could taste the natural fruit flavors used. Tapioca pearls were soft but still had some chew to them. The tea was strong and the grass jelly were in huge chunks. So glad there's a reasonably priced bbt joint in this area that's NOT a chain.

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I'vr tried bubble tea from everywhere and this is the best bubble tea hands down. Gotta try it!

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Chicha San Chen - Small seating area

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