The worst bubble tea I've had to date on this island, and bubble tea isn't one of Puerto Rico's…read morestrong points. The actual drink was made of powder and no actual tea was involved. Only a few tapioca bubbles were in the drink and they were either super dried out or almost to the point of disintegration--not fresh at all.

Amazing location and ambiance. Came here from Florida looking for local coffee and a tea shop. It…read morewas a plus to have local and international books/art and comics. My kids loved it. Free wifi was a plus. Ask for Yas or Luis- they will treat you like family. Close to the train station.

Brand new Taiwanese boba and fried chicken spot that is locally owned! I didn't have any…read moreexpectations as I stumbled upon it while walking back to my hotel. I was delightfully surprised. Nice variety of food and drinks. The staff greeted me promptly and welcomed me in from the rain. The store was clean with plenty of seating. I tried something out of the ordinary and got the red bean drink and a bursting lychee. Great flavor! I haven't tried the chicken yet, but it looked tasty.

Hits the spot after a beach day. It fast, refreshing, and big portions. I got the combo with…read morestrawberry mochi.

Horrible! Overpriced and tast like garbage!…read more One drink is $6 and it's just full of chemicals and powdered sugar. Not drinkable at all. Total gimmick! AVOID!

dr. biazarro is located in the heart of old san juan. i ordered the lychee fruit tea with coconut…read morewater base (+$1.50). it was way sweeter than i expected, and unlike usual lychee fruit tea. their menu includes smoothies, milk tea, iced tea, slushies, taiyaki ice cream and signature creations. their items are pricier than other bubble tea stores in san juan, but it's expected since it's located in a touristy-area. definitely recommend ubering over driving. there's tons of traffic and little to no parking. overall rating: 7/10

I usually always have a great experience but most recent visit was severely underwhelming. The…read morestaff was unmotivated and somewhat rude. The shop was short supplied with large cups and the lids. She said they haven't been stocked for a month! Also they downgraded the quality on their straws and they broke so easily. I always recommended this place to everyone coming to PR because I was a loyal customer. So I was shocked and disappointed at my experience. The straw legit broke from me unwrapping the paper, let alone drinking from it shattered it. Only thing somewhat redeeming it was the actual drinks but not even. I only received 6 tapioca pearls in my drink (yes, I counted because I noticed how few there were). They just need to fix a few things and they'll as good as ever.

The place is dope very aesthetically pleasing! We just so happened to walk by it in old San Juan…read moreand had to give it a try. They not only serve bubble tea but have ice cream as well. I never heard of alcohol in bubble tea. The server hooked me up with their special drink which is basically palo viejo and passion fruit juice but I also added black bubbles. It was a HUGE cup, a lot of alcohol, and a lot of fun. For only $10 not bad at all. As well as the pikachu drink which tasted more like water which was a little disappointing. But on the plus side there's a super cute cat that just hangs around.

mango mousse was absolutely delicious. subpar chicken feet. a decent experience for some dim sum in…read moresan juan

Who would've thought our highlight meal in Puerto Rico would be Chinese food?…read moreOf all the spots we tried on our trip, this place completely surprised us. Service was pretty standard -- we were greeted as soon as we walked in, and luckily it wasn't too busy at that time (the night before it had been packed, so I was glad we missed the rush). We chose our own table, and the waitress came right over to help us out. We ordered the California roll, chicken fried rice, and Thai chili wings. The California roll was good, nothing over the top but solid. The chicken fried rice was really flavorful, but the star of the show -- without question -- were the Thai chili wings. They were absolutely delicious, the kind of dish that makes you wish you had ordered extra to take home. Honestly, I regret not going back the night before just to grab some more. The ambience was what you'd expect from a typical Chinese restaurant -- nothing too flashy, but it didn't need to be. The food carried the experience. We'll definitely be going back on our next trip to Puerto Rico, and you can bet those Thai chili wings will be the first thing we order.

You can reseve ahead, parking is a little tricky to find, and easy access + restrooms…read more One of the few spots with an extensive asian menu with veggie options is what made us pick this place. We tried the pan fried veggie dumplings, scallion pancake, hongkong noodles, imperial ginger tofu, black bean chicken, ube pudding and donut with condensed milk. Also 4 drinks - ranging from floral soju based, tropical gin based to fruity bourbon ones. Everything tasted alright - but don't go here expecting authentic flavors - just get ur trip fix ins for asian inspired food. Also I'd skip the imperial ginger and anything that has sweet spicy description as those dishes only lean toward sweet sugary sauce flavors. Service is good but they took really long to come out with the desserts and then the check.

I was very impressed by the interesting drinks at Zhencha. Coming from California, we have plenty…read moreof Asian fusion drinks, but the ones at Zhencha are Asian-Caribbean fusion. I could not decide between an Iced Coconut Matcha and an Iced Rose Mango Green Tea, so got both. Boy was I happy to try both! They were very different, but both were refreshing and delicious in their own way. The snacks on the menu were enticing too, but I held off since I had filled up with two drinks already.

I was in Puerto Rico for vacation and had a great time on the island overall, and this spot was…read moreclutch. It was close to where I was staying, and I rolled up late at night when a lot of the area had already shut down. There aren't a ton of options nearby once it gets late, so finding this place open and buzzing was a genuine relief. It's an outdoor food truck park with a bunch of trucks to choose from and a laid-back, communal vibe, which is exactly the energy you want on a warm island night. The food was good and the service was nice. Nothing to overthink here. If you're staying in the Miramar area and need a solid, casual bite, especially later in the evening, this is an easy call.

Yummy yummy food! We had Mexican cuisine from A La Chingada Cocina. Music (DJ) was a little loud,…read morebut the ambiance was nice nevertheless! Slower service since everything is made to order.