This place got a large variety of different drinks. They also have daily deals where you can get…read moredrinks for $4 medium size and $5 large size. Drinks are colourful and tasted good. Ingredients they use are good quality and are made in front of you. Their ice cream waffle snack is a must get. It pairs up with their drinks well.

I went here a couple weeks ago because I was craving a bubbletea. While my bubbletea craving is…read morestill at large, I enjoyed my experience here. Walked in and it was instantly warm inside. Contrary to the weather outside. The young worker behind the counter greeted me with a smile, in spite of their preoccupation in making drinks. I asked her questions to help me narrow down my choice. I settled on a creamy mango with boba. With less ice and less sweetness. It was refreshing and satisfying, next time I will ask for 80% sugar because going down to 50% was too much of a drop. The place is pretty modern inside with an exposed brick interface, it kind of gave me the impression of being on a street in Taiwan. Outside they have this cute street post sign on the side of their building. All in all, service 10 outta 10, ambiance 10 outta 10 (although when I went the only other customer had left, so knowing how loud it gets, I was not able to decipher and that may impact this rating.) And drink... ah 7 outta 10. This is because it came out to be expensive for the size . Will try again.

Very impressed. Repeat: VERY IMPRESSED. Spotless place, nice ladies working there. A small,…read moreindependent, Filipino-owned business which I'm always happy to support! They have a wide variety of drinks (boba is fresh and of good quality). My tea was delicious and hubby loved his fruit drink. They have a TON of Filipino baked goods including the famous Filipino pao (bao). THANKS ALEX for introducing me to this delightful shop. I WILL BE A BECOME A REGULAR. Guaranteed. Parking lot is tiny and co-shared by several businesses. Salamat poh!

Located in the plaza on the south side of Wilson just east of the 401 West off ramp…read more This independent shop was plenty friendly when I stepped in and was surprised with the spread available. It's starting to get warm and tried out the Taro slush with mango jelly. Wow! They whipped it up and I was pleasantly surprised with the generous serving of jellies in the cup. There is a nice sitting area inside to sit down and have a nice relaxed chit chat while sipping away your drink and indulge in the plentiful array of baked goods. Will definitely return to try out their menu and report back to all

I remember years ago when I had my first BBT, those tapioca pearls with milk tea were good! As…read morewith anything, you have to constantly create new flavours and new packaging to keep people coming back. One thing is for sure, whatever they are putting in those drinks have my fellow Asian population hooked!!! So many new stores and so many new drinks that I have to up my insulin - ugh. Today is iTea One. They are located inside the twin finger towers at 4750 Yonge Street. The finger towers are two tall green condos with curved penthouses. The bottom of the building are shops and offices. There is even an LCBO inside the place. iTea One is on the west side. Walk into the little shop that stands in the center of the pathway. Fresh citrus and other fruits are present - always a nice thing to see. Two friendly shop owners greeted us and asked for our order. I was looking forward to their New Double Roasted Milk Tea. My kid, who just polished off a Johnny's Banquet Burger with Fries and Gravy, eyed himself a Pearl Strawberry Latte. You would think he looked like his old man but nope...fitter than the proverbial fiddle! Oh to be less than 2 decades old again! LOL! The Milk Tea was good. I had it with regular ice and less sugar. You can really taste the double roasted tea. The other drink looked like a strawberry shortcake blended and put back into a cup. Layers of flavours. It was so good that the kid finished it off before we even left the parking area. All in all, a good experience. Good service, good product, but the location is more geared to the walking customer, as parking can be a pain. I was able to parked on Beecroft, north of Poyntz. Costs 50cents for 15mins before 4pm or it's tow truck time! Walked into the nearest door from there - it is the closest to the food centre. Cheers!

Cute tea shop with interesting and unique bubble teas!…read more We got the osmanthus oolong tea latte with tapioca and the strawberry golden shake with cake cream icing and tapioca. The osmanthus oolong was quite lovely, with a fruity floral aspect to it. I'm a bit disappointed that this drink is mostly just a tea bag + sweetened milk, but the flavour is quite unique regardless. The strawberry golden shake was actually so interesting. It literally tastes like liquid strawberry cheesecake, which is may not sound delicious, but it's super delicious! I definitely recommend coming here to try some unique and interesting bubble tea flavours!

This bbt joint is located in a strip plaza off Sheppard and Bathurst. The parking is limited for…read morethis specific plaza, but it is a short walk from another plaza that also offers free parking. The bubble tea here is made with high quality tea, as you can taste aromatic tea flavour through their drink! There are also some tables for customers to enjoy their drinks on premise.

What a gem! I didn't know this place existed before, though I'd been to the Metro next door as well…read moreas Bun Bo Hue O Nom. Well, now I know! It's rare to come across a place that crafts drinks to look exactly like their advertising photos. Each cup of tea was just perfection. So generous with the fresh fruits, and not too sweet. Service took a little longer, as everything was crafted with care, but I was so happy with the yummy drinks. I had a jasmine milk tea, and the tea flavour really came through. But I was eyeing my friend's peach drink the whole time -- it just looked so pretty. There are about 3 tables as well as some window seats. Nice lighting and decor if you're into taking photos with your food/drink. I can't wait to come back! Especially looking forward to their butterfly pea stuff. Such a pretty blue.

Very bland and generic tea here. The flavor is ok, the tea…read morebase is very bland and gives it no special flavor.

I've only ordered here through Uber Eats so far, but I hope to visit soon! Their grape green tea is…read moreextremely refreshing.

Located beside a grocery store I frequent this bubble tea place quite often! It's a fairly small…read morelocation with no dine-in options to note. Service is quite fast and staff are friendly. There are other food spots in this small plaza as well and there is also a gas station. I got the honey dew smoothie and the avocado smoothie for my mom and we both loved it. Overall, this establishment and location is quite decent and I definitely would be coming back to try more of their bubble tea!

I love this place they make excellent boba every time and they always get my order right and fast…read morealso taste there will be always a spot in my body for this place, from this I really recommend this place for new person trying boba tea

BBT Cravings Satisfied!…read more After a fun time at Pursuit OCR, we were craving something sweet and relaxing, so we popped by Kraft tea for some bubble tea and snacks nearby. We have tried their custard and Nutella-filled fish-shaped waffles - crispy on the outside and filled with warm, gooey goodness inside. Perfect snack to pair with our drinks! I went for the Brown Sugar Matcha Latte and my cousin chose the Taro Coconut Milk Tea, which were both was creamy and flavorful. They even has spots where you can sit, sip, and play a few board games. If you're looking for a cozy place to chill, this spot is a win!

For 2023 by far this is the BEST and cheapest bubble tea I have had all year. I honestly could rave…read moreabout this place until the cows come home. Situated in a strip mall, you can always find parking. There's also a lot of restaurants around. There was a line up but for a good reason. I had the mango tea with mango chunks. The tapioca pearls were fresh and warm. 5/5-A+!!! The tea was 5.49 plus tax? My friend wanted me to order the taiyaki. Woooow I mean woooow. The lady made it in front of you. You could have Nutella or a creamy custard. I went for the custard and could have had 5. I cannot wait to go back!

This is a small CoCo Fresh Tea location…read more We came here on 2025-06-19 to celebrate my birthday with a Birthday After-Dinner Drink. We ordered the following: 1. Bubble Gaga (large $7.00). 2. Mango Pomelo Sago Smoothie (large $7.50). We redeemed points for this drink. The drinks were as expected. The customer service was good. There are two small benches indoor, seating two people each. There is a large wooden "bleacher" seating outdoors. There is no music indoors, it could be very quiet when they are not making any drinks. Remember to sign up for points so that you can redeem them for free drinks. There is free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-115

Recently, Fantuan was offering a limited number of bubble tea flavours for a cent at certain CoCo…read moreFresh Tea and Juice stores. Such a steal! I had taken advantage of this deal at the CoCo by York University. On Sunday, after a fun time at the Botanical Expo at Evergreen Brick Works, I felt like getting this deal on its final day. I did a search on the Fantuan app and this CoCo in the Riverdale-Leslieville area was the closest one. Perfect! I got the following large bubble teas: - Strawberry black tea ($0.01) with coconut jelly ($0.60) - Lemon green tea I got both teas with no sugar and less ice. It's my usual. This CoCo is diagonally across from Gerrard Square. It's on the southeast corner of Gerrard Street East and Marjory Avenue. I used to spend a lot of time along this stretch of Gerrard Street East years ago. It has definitely changed! My original thought was to try and park along Gerrard. There weren't any spots. Instead, I cycled around the block and drove northbound on Marjory (it's a one-way street). I parked next to CoCo just before I got to Gerrard. There's a side entrance to CoCo on Marjory. Since it was my first time at this store, I decided to go through the main door. If you require accessibility help to get in and out of this store, you are out of luck. The store's construction is old, so there are only steps to get in and out of the store. I had the nicest woman help me out at the counter. I let her know that I had a Fantuan order. I rattled off the last three digits of my order number. She nodded and picked up a bag that was next to her. She handed it over to me with a huge smile. I thanked her for my order and wished her a great day. She reciprocated. This store does not have any seating to sit down and enjoy your beverage. I reckon that it used to before the pandemic. There's lots of space where the orange-lit CoCo logo is. I'm sure that there was seating in that area. I'm also pretty sure that this location was where Grinder Coffee was before CoCo took over. Although sad that the cafe closed, it's nice to see a bubble tea joint in this area. I had the strawberry black tea as I drove home. It's my favourite drink. This drink is made consistently no matter which CoCo location I visit. I loved the strawberries and how naturally sweet they were. The black tea was perfect. I always enjoy coconut jelly in this drink. So good! I had the lemon green tea the following day. I love the tart lemon with the green tea. It's such a refreshing drink. I dig this store. When I'm in the area again and feel like bubble tea, I'll return to this store for my fix. (195)