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    Ding Tea

    4.2 (15 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Misleading and was told they are 'decorations' in the picture
    Ha C.

    False advertisement and misleading on promo drink. Didn't offer to change my drink. And be careful the carbonations was expanding with the seal.

    Jennifer N.

    I forgot to take a pic of the boba :( but I went for their grand opening after seeing social media campaigns of BOGO drinks at the grand opening! We arrived at 6PM and hoped to beat out the crowd since we knew it would be busy but there was still quite a wait 30-45min outside. They did walk around with hot ginger tea to warm us up which we greatly appreciated in the cold weather!! The shop itself is pretty small and cozy but was bright and had cute photobooth decor for the grandopening. We ended up ordering 6 drinks (variety of tea, slushies, and yogurt drinks). Their signature boba is golden boba (a yellow boba ball with honey so a bit sweeter), but they also had normal black boba. I do wish they have this indicated somewhere on the menu as we had to ask to make sure they had it. The slushies were amazing - we had the passionfruit and mango which were so yum. Their brown sugar boba tea was also a classic and the boba was cooked well (not too mushy and not too hard. Their Monster Boba seems to be a mix of brown sugar milk tea and coffee which my husband raved about. What's neat about this places that they do have a large variety of toppings, such as Oreo, tiramisu and dalgona. I would love to try the Viet coffee next time or their dalgona/tiramisu toppings. I will say their small drinks are very small. In my opinion, the price of the small drink is what I would pay for a more medium size drink at other Boba shops. I want to say it is 12 oz? I think most others is 16 oz for small and 20+ for large but I could be wrong. Additionally, we were a bit disappointed to find out that the BOGO was really 5.50 off your second drink. I kind of wish they disclosed that in all their social media post since there was quite a few. Reason being that the small tea drinks already typically start at 5-6 but if you want boba or anything than its an extra $1 and then to get a large it is another 75ct so it's no longer fully covered with the promotion which was again disappointing when we came thinking it was full bogo. Overall, good boba shop that we may consider visiting more often but wish they were more transparent about the deal!

    Calvin D.

    Ding Tea grand opening was pretty cool to witness. They had a line out the door at 1Pm getting ready for their lion dance. However, waiting in this line for over 1+ hour wasn't it! It was pretty disorganized due to the "Photo Booth" area they had. They had all close friends/family cutting in for pictures whenever they choose to and that made the line move slower than it already is. I'll def try this place again on a normal day. I was a little disappointed the "Bogo" they had was $5.50 off only. Not entirely a "free" drink But overall, ding tea drinks are still good ! I ordered their taro mash green tea with golden boba, I shoulda made it 50% sugar and it woulda been perfect. Ding tea has one of the better tasting bobas in Houston. I love their drinks even though it is on the pricy end (drinks start at $5-6, .75c for size upg, + $.75-1 for toppings) . I spent $10 with the "bogo promo" for 2 drinks

    Thanh N.

    I tried the chocolate milk tea and it was amazing, rich, smooth, and just the right amount of sweet. Their fruit teas are super refreshing, especially on a hot day. The drinks are always consistent, and the staff is really nice !!

    Mango milk tea with crystal boba Monster bobo latte Wintermelon milk tea with egg pudding Jasmine milk tea with sea cream

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