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    Boba Tea Time

    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    T Time Boba

    T Time Boba

    3.7(22 reviews)
    2.8 miUpper East Side

    It was not good. The bubble teas are bland. Taste like water to be honest…read more Location: It is located along 96th st. Few seatings inside with a cute bear. Service: He was nice and very attentive. Food: I ordered classic tea and taro.. both of them taste like water to be honest. I don't taste any taro or milk tea. It was so sad. The boba was okay. Little bit hard already. Price rating: I paid 17 bucks for 2 large bubble teas with mount sinai discount.

    I really want to like this place because it's the closest boba shop to where I stay, and I drink…read moreboba almost every day. Usually I walk down to Koo Cha on 1st Ave but sometimes I'm too lazy to walk all the way down there and I give T-Time another try. And every time I do, I regret my decision. I can't speak to anything other than their mlk teas, but there's always something off about the taste. I don't know what they use as a sweetener, but it has a very strange taste. And the boba are often off too. I chew and chew and chew and chew and they just won't break down in my mouth. I'm someone who never wastes food, especially after I paid good money for it, but I actually threw away my T-Time milk tea the other day, it was that bad. I remember the owner telling me he didn't want to go with one of the chains because he wanted to make everything fresh, but at least the chains give you a consistently good taste and have strict rules as to when to throw away boba so you don't get pearls past their prime. This place reminds me of Bobamosa, another non-chain boba shop in this neighborhood that closed a while back - their drinks were also consistently bad. Just give us a CoCo or 50 Lan or Sharetea or other Taiwanese chain shop and I'll be there every day.

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    heytea - Mango Coconut Boom

    heytea

    4.7(26 reviews)
    2.8 miManhattan Valley

    it's called the Coconut Mango Boom and it definitely lives up to the hype. Super smooth, with a…read morereally nice balance of coconut and mango. Refreshing and satisfying. !!!:))

    HeyTea isn't just a boba shop--it's an institution in the Asian beverage scene, and for very good…read morereason. Known for taking tea seriously (and fruit even more so), this place consistently serves up drinks that taste like someone actually cared about flavor balance, texture, and that oh-so-critical sweetness level. I ordered the Green Grape Boom, which felt less like a drink and more like a love letter to summer. It came packed with real green grape chunks--actual fruit, not just essence or artificial vibes--and blended into a slush that never turned into that dreaded flavorless ice mound. The sweetness was subtle and refreshing, a major plus in the Asian community, where "not too sweet" is one of the highest compliments a drink can earn. Like many great things in New York, there's a wait. But that's only because HeyTea still has people coming back again and again, and you won't find anyone here mad about it. They're sipping happily, knowing it's worth the time. A fun bonus? HeyTea is currently on the Claim app, which means free boba is up for grabs if you sign up. Yes, you read that right--free. Boba. We live in a beautiful world. In short: HeyTea continues to set the standard for fruit-forward, tea-rich drinks that feel thoughtful, not sugary. From slush to pearls, it's crafted with care--and a green grape dream that's hard to beat.

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    Koo Thai

    4.5(63 reviews)
    2.9 miYorkville, Upper East Side
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    Casual dining
    Vegetarian friendly

    Stop by for beverage, Thai style glass jelly. Not far all from 6th train at 86 ave station ,…read moreconvenient

    This cute little Thai restaurant by my workplace has an amazing weekday lunch special from…read more11:30-3:30PM, so I took advantage of it during my lunch break. The base price is $11 and only $3 each to add an appetizer and drink. The interior is casual with some seating and tables. I ordered the Shrimp Drunken Noodles, along with Crab Rangoon and Thai Coffee bubble tea. The Thai Coffee was strong, creamy, smooth, and sweet. Boba was not of high quality and didn't have that satisfying chewiness. Crab Rangoon was filled with a cream cheese crab concoction, which was rich and true crab taste. The Drunken Noodles were made with sautéed flat rice noodles, mixed with fresh basil, onions, carrots, bamboo and bell peppers in a chili soy sauce. The noodles were perfectly cooked, while the veggies were fresh and crunchy. There were actually plenty of shrimp (for once) and they were succulent, as well as juicy. The ingredients blended together beautifully coated in the delightfully well seasoned, savory sauce, which had a slight kick to it. I've also tried the Sweet Sausage Fried Rice, which was quite tasty. I loved the Sweet Sausage, which reminded me of Chinese Sausage. It was made expertly, and was tender and full of flavor. Service was efficient. Next time, I would like to try some of the bubble tea options, such as the Thai Soy Milk with Basil Seed / Red Bean / Thai Tapioca, Coconut Dragon Fruit, and Brown Sugar Milky Coffee. In terms of food, I would return to get the Pad Thai Crab Meat and a dish with Crispy Pork.

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